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biaxial
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biaxial /bi·ax·i·al/ (-ak´se-al) having, pertaining to, or occurring in two axes.
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15) The scalar order parameter S is a measure of the degree of order and the biaxiality parameter s is a measure of the deviation of the orientation distribution from rotation symmetry.
Scalar, vectorial, and tensorial damage parameters from the ... by Papenfuss, Christina; Van, Peter / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences
Analysis results can generate contour plots of fatigue life, damage, factor of safety, and stress biaxiality, as well as rainflow matrix, damage matrix, fatigue sensitivity, and hysteresis.
Tools to create real products virtually: simulation tools to test the ... by Gould, Lawrence S. / Automotive Design & Production
The possibilities of this equipment in term of biaxiality can be compared with the Meissner apparatus (biaxiality ratio can vary) but positioning of the specimen is much easier.
Tools for multiaxial validation of behavior laws chosen for modeling ... by Chevalier, L.; Marco, Y. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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