displacement to failure

Greek translation: Μετατόπιση αστοχίας

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English term or phrase:displacement to failure
Greek translation:Μετατόπιση αστοχίας
Entered by: ninapap

07:39 Jul 10, 2016
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Science - Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.)
English term or phrase: displacement to failure
Displacement to failure was defined as the movement in the direction of pull during the development of the maximum load. Subsequent movement after maximum load was defined as mini-implant failure. The bone–implant interface stiffness for each mini-implant was defined as the slope of the most linear part of the load–displacement curve before the yield point.
ninapap
Local time: 01:07
Μετατόπιση αστοχίας
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Το κείμενο αναφέρεται σε μετακίνηση λόγω μέγιστου φορτίου, δηλαδή αστοχία.
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Bulgaria
Local time: 01:07
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Μετατόπιση αστοχίας


Explanation:
Το κείμενο αναφέρεται σε μετακίνηση λόγω μέγιστου φορτίου, δηλαδή αστοχία.

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Local time: 01:07
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