... of incorporating a modulus modifier in one- and two-part (standard curing) urethane sealants and a one-part silane curing polyether sealant. This approach lowers modulus with no or minimum reformulation. sealant additive adhesion modulus elongation movement durability Jerome M. Klosowski I and John...

... is demonstrated without any evidence of a sudden change following the initial transitient at very low fluence. In the whole high fluence range, there is a very slow rate of increase in c -component dislocation density, strength, and DHC velocity and a slow reduction in elongation and Nb concentration in the β...

... of the membranes. In addition, the reinforcement controlled the mechanical properties at 23°C but the modified bitumen governed the failure mechanism at -30°C for the polyester reinforced membranes. SBS modified bituminous membrane durability tensile strength elongation strain energy low temperature...

.... elongation geotextile laboratory tests material tests mechanical properties nonwoven tensile strength testing Christopher Elvidge1 and Gerald Raymond2 Wide-Width Strength Test for Nonwoven Geotextiles Without Using Grips Reference: Elvidge, C. and Raymond, G., "Wide-Width Strength Test for Nonwoven...

... development. Since the word “textured elastomeric coating” in the title of this paperimplies elongation and recovery characteristics which a textured coating maynot have, we have adopted the term “flexible textured coating” instead. textured elastomeric coating flexible textured coating crack...

... will present guidelines for detailing terminations in an EIF System as recommended by the EIFS Industry Members Association (EIMA). EIFS EIMA Sealants Polyurethane Silicone Modulus Elongation William M. PrestonI DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATE TEST METHODS FOR SEALANT PERFORMANCE WITH EXTERIOR...

... elongation, tensile strength, strain energy to break and the nature of the failure. Both elongation and strain energy were discriminating indicators of changes in the mechanical properties of the sealant The results indicate that prolonged compression markedly reduced the elongation capacity of the sealant...

... variations in elongation rate during service that may partially result from these changes. Irradiation growth is a component of the elongation. This paper describes the longitudinal irradiation growth of specimens prepared from pressure tubes with a range of iron contents and in which billets were extruded...

... 500 clinical cases showed that the initiated strain by contouring is on average about 1.6% below the elongation at fracture for cp titanium. Therefore, contouring of titanium plates having equivalent design to stainless steel plates is not critical. The most important properties of pure titanium...

... The effect of heat-conditioning on the maximum tensile load and elongation properties at cold temperature of glass and organic felt, 4-ply reinforced asphalt built-up roofing (BUR) membranes was determined. Specimens were heat-conditioned at 65°C (150°F) for 1, 7, and 28 days. Both...

... on ten ureters. At the leakage point, the tensile strength and elongation ratio of the external diameter were approximately equal to the tensile strength and elongation ratio measured by tension test in the transverse direction. It could be concluded from the results that microexplosion lithotripsy...

... tubes. These differences are discussed in terms of (1) the effects of stress on growth, (2) the comparability of test reactor and power reactor conditions, and (3) the relative contributions of creep and growth to pressure tube elongation. A preliminary estimate of the anisotropic creep component...

... reinforced membrane was also evaluated. Strain energy values were determined for all specimens tested. A three point watertight integrity test was devised, using a prestressing level of first yield, average ultimate strain, and end point strain. load-strain polyester elongation watertight integrity...

.... vanadium-binary alloys carbon boron chromium low-activation EB welding tensile properties yield strength tensile strength elongation reduction-in-area ductility fracture mode Yutaka Hiraoka, 1 Tetsuji Noda, 1and Masatoshi Okada 1 EB Welding of Low-Activation VanadiumBinary Alloys REFERENCE...

.... atmospheric corrosion aluminum pitting exfoliation intergranular corrosion clad aluminum mechanical properties tensile strength elongation Sheldon W. Dean^ and William H. Anthony^ Atmospheric Corrosion of Wrought Aluminum Alloys During a Ten-Year Period REFERENCE: Dean, S. W. and Anthony, W. H...

... with increasing total penetration. The net change in tensile strength after 20 years' exposure at all four test sites is equal to or less than that expected due to weight loss. Tensile elongation is found to be more sensitive to corrosion effects than tensile strength, although both alloys still possess...

..., and (6) industry acceptance. asphalt adhesion attachment ballast attachment mechanical attachment bitumens built-up roofing rubber calendering chlorosulfonated polyethylene coal tar fluid applied coatings composites elastomers elongation ethylene/propylene/diene terpolymer flexibility...

... A series of lap joint strength and elongation tests were run on plastomeric, elastomeric, and modified bitumen single-ply roof materials. Various lap lengths were used; the effects of high temperature 66°C (150°F) and low temperature −29°C (−20°F) were evaluated also. Loose-laid-membrane lap...

... reduce from 0.5 percent to zero. radiation stainless steels welded joints neutron irradiation tension tests creep fatigue tests embrittlement elevated temperature strain rate ductility elongation fatigue life M. I. de Vries^ and B. van der Schaap Tensile, Creep, and Fatigue...

..., tensile, rupture and creep strengths — that are required for establishing allowable stresses for the power generation and process industries. elevated temperature tensile strength yield strength creep strength rupture strength elongation reduction of area ferritic chromium steels time...