Übersetzung für 'expansion crack' von Englisch nach Deutsch

expansion crack

Dehnungs­riss {m}engin.materialphys.

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expansion

Expansion {f}

Ausbau {m} [Erweiterung]

Erweiterung {f}

Entwicklung {f}math.

Spreizung {f}

Ausbreitung {f}

Ausdehnung {f} [Erweiterung]

Ausweitung {f}

Entfaltung {f}

Werbung

crack

Knall {m}

Ritz {m} [Spalte]

Riss {m} [Sprung, in Wand, Behälter]

Bruch {m} [Riss, z. B. im Eis]

Schrunde {f} [Riss in der Haut]med.

to crack

knallen

grob zerkleinern

bersten [geh.]

zerbrechen

zersplittern

reißen [Risse bekommen; auch Witze, Zoten reißen]

• In the dry stress lift-off process applicable when the epi-layer and substrate are suitably different materials, a controlled crack is driven by a temperature change at the epi/wafer interface purely by the thermal stresses due to the mismatch in thermal expansion between the epi layer and substrate, without the necessity for any external mechanical force or tool to aid crack propagation.
• Cement-based render is very stiff and prone to crack or detach from the wall when subjected to stress induced by expansion due to solar radiation and moisture.
• With the tendons fixed to the concrete at each side of the crack, greater resistance to crack expansion is offered than with unbonded tendons, allowing many design codes to specify reduced reinforcement requirements for bonded post-tensioning.
• There are numerous properties that it possesses that make it uniquely suitable for this, such as good moisture absorption, low expansion when wet (so it does not crack the recorder head), and mild antiseptic properties.
• Also, the short connections are very stiff, so the thermal expansion of the chip must be matched to the supporting board or the connections can crack.

• hammered into a drilled hole, which some climbers believe is stronger in soft rock than expansion bolts, which can crack the rock.
• If well made, PCB vias will primarily fail due to differential expansion and contraction between the copper plating and the PCB in the out of plane direction (Z).
• Following extensive investigations, specialists determined that the cracks were caused by stresses in the curved portions of dam from thermal expansion.
• However, the glass-ceramics used in cooktops consist of multiple different phases, some exhibiting positive and some others exhibiting negative thermal expansion.
• They also lack genes that stop fruit growth, resulting in continuous expansion.

• The metal of the inner liner is greatly weakened by the high temperature, and also undergoes significant thermal expansion at the inner surface while the cold-side wall of the liner constrains the expansion.
• Concrete has a very low coefficient of thermal expansion and shrinks as it matures.
• National Headquarters used 1928 to plan the foundation for an expansion at the company level which would ensure a strong national organization.
• Just as the transition from 8-bit to 16-bit had escalated development costs and required a significant expansion of resources, so too did the transition from 16-bit to 32-bit platforms.
• Superheating and pressure reduction through expansion ensures that the steam flow remains as a compressible gas throughout its passage through a turbine or an engine, preventing damage of the internal moving parts.

• By his membership in a group called the Six Companies, Kaiser also had a major role in the Joshua Hendy Iron Works of Sunnyvale, California, which built the EC-2 triple expansion steam engines for the Liberty ships.
• He embarked on several large spending programs, including modernizing the city's wharfs by replacing wooden structures with stone, new safety features for the city's railways, construction of the already-planned Central Park, and expansion of the city's grid plan.
• Glass that is fused in a kiln must be of the same co-efficient of expansion (CoE).
• Cracks may result from stress in the glass, bent pins or impacts; tube sockets must allow for thermal expansion, to prevent stress in the glass at the pins.