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...the forces through the vertical plane of the tire, rather than through a [[shear]] force across it. On the other hand, for maximum straight-line acceleratio

...s elements, but engineering properties, such as [[tensile strength]] and [[shear strength]] may be substantially different from those of the constituent mat

...atant]] fluid – that is, one which thickens when subject to [[Shear stress|shear]]. [[Silicone]]-based oils are often used. Here, a chamber of fluid rotates

...he crank may fail due to twisting, so the crankpin needs to be checked for shear at the position of maximal twisting. The pressure at this position is not t

...ner [[gauge]]s the skin could easily provide the structure for tension and shear loads (metal resists being pulled apart quite well), and if it was bent int

...ent excessive deflections, or wrapped around beams to limit [[shear stress|shear stresses]] etc. The [[Westgate Bridge]] in [[Melbourne]], for example, is [

...They have unique stress from massive horsepower that makes converter faces shear. For the reasons of engineering a dependable, longer-life piece of equipmen

...tant]] fluid inside the viscous coupling unit acts like a solid when under shear stress caused by high shaft speed differences, causing the two shafts to be

...re often equipped with two counter-rotating rotors in a large housing that shear the rubber charge along with the additives. The mixing is done in three or

...t engines use various different ideas including impinging jets, gas/liquid shear, preburners and many other ideas.

...tant]] fluid inside the viscous coupling unit acts like a solid when under shear stress caused by high shaft speed differences, causing the two shafts to be

...t engines use various different ideas including impinging jets, gas/liquid shear, preburners and many other ideas.

...t engines use various different ideas including impinging jets, gas/liquid shear, preburners and many other ideas.

...se additional traction loss. In the viscous coupling differentials, the [[shear stress]] of high shaft speed differences causes a [[dilatant]] fluid in the