compression loading
A reduction in the thickness of an elastomeric element along the line of an externally applied force.
A reduction in the thickness of an elastomeric element along the line of an externally applied force.
1. Any joint formed by a fitting designed to join piping or tubing by means of pressure. 2.A joint having
The setting of a pane of glass in an opening using a glazing gasket, 2 to hold the glass in
The widened portion of a beam or girder, such as the horizontal portion of the cross section of a simple-span
A coupling used to connect sections of hubless pipe (i.e., pipe without a hub), acid-resistant cast-iron pipe, or glasspipe; consists
A joint, between two structural members in compression, that transmits the compressive stress from one member to the other.
1. The state of being compressed, or being shortened by a force. 2. The change in length produced in a
The relative resistance (e.g., of a soil mass) to a change in volume upon being subjected to a compressive stress.