Mechanical overload - Wikipedia
The failure or fracture of a product or component as a result of a single event is known as mechanical overload. It is a common failure mode. The terms are used in forensic engineering and structural engineering when analysing product failure.
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The root cause of mechanical fracture can be overload, mechanical shock, fatigue, or stress corrosion. Silicon is usually considered to be a brittle material and is very reliable as long as the stress level during operation is well below the fracture strength.
Mechanical Overload - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Mechanical overload occurs when the applied load is greater than the ultimate strength (tensile, compressive, or shear) of the component. It can result in a tension failure, compression failure, shear failure, or bending failure (with both tensile and compressive forces).
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Component overload examples: Shaft Overload; Fastener Overload; Hook Overload; Anchor Overload; Gear Overload; Overload fractures generally fall into two (2) categories, Brittle and Ductile.
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2014年4月22日 · Mechanical overload might be the most important principle in strength training. It involves loading the target muscle to the point of fatigue, and ultimately, mechanical failure.
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Critical drive components can fail or fracture from just a single moment or action. This incidence, called mechanical overload, is when a rotating component experiences torques beyond what the system is designed to handle.
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2012年3月23日 · So an overload failure means one of two things: either the load was too high, or the material's strength was too low. As an example of the latter, the cam lever of a mechanical brake bent permanently the first time the brake was applied.
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