static load

Static loads given are based on tests to x3 values listed.

The company were asked to build a single flying example and a structure for static load testing.

For example, the cab roof must withstand a 15-tonne static load.

In some cases the wind loading factors far exceed the static load values.

A static load is one which varies very slowly.

Also, the static load test was conducted during the second and third years to examine changes in structural responses over time.

The first airframe was completed in October 1926 and used for static load testing.

They can support the same static load as a heavy stud follower.

Dead loads are also known as permanent or static loads.

Static load is the force capability of the actuator while not in motion.

The static loads as well as the mode and location of failure should be reported.

The parametric study also includes the cases of static load testing in the lateral direction.

This reduces the static load on exposed muscle groups.

Daisy chain pockets however are not rated to full strength, and can only take static loads.

By the end of the year, the factory had only managed to complete a single airframe for static load testing.

Sag refers to how much a suspension moves under just the static load of the rider.

Full static load testing to determine strength of a bridge can be undertaken but is an expensive and time consuming process.

Loads can either be applied dynamically or as a static load, whichever is most appropriate.

Static load tests generally involve the following operations.

A rolling element bearing's static load rating is defined to avoid this failure type.

The deflection, moment, and thrust responses of the culvert under static loads improved over time.

Brittle materials may exhibit significant tensile strength by supporting a static load.

This static load capacity increases mobility and speed.

When at rest, only the static load generated by the weight of the package contents bears upon the cushioning.