Translation of "Tip load" in German

As a result, an unlocking can take place by simply raising the free tip of the load suspension element.

After setting the chosen tip shear load by suspending a weight (lever arm and mass of the weight are selectable), the time until the bond fails is measured.

After setting the chosen tip shear load by suspending a weight (lever arm and mass of the weight are selectable), the time is measured until the bond fails.

After setting the chosen tip shear load by suspending a weight (lever arm and mass of the weight are selectable), the time that elapses before the bond fails is measured.

In practice, however, bonds produced in this way have the disadvantage that owing to the specific composition of the self-adhesive tapes they are suitable exclusively for bonds which permit only a limited shear load and, in particular, only an extremely limited tip-shear load.

The test specimen is then loaded: after the chosen tip shear load has been applied by suspending a weight (20 N with 50 mm lever arm), a measurement is made of the time which elapses until the bond fails (i.e., the tip shear stability time).

After the selected tip-shear load has been applied by attaching a suspended weight (lever arm and mass of the weight are variable) the time to bond failure is measured.

In a further embodiment of the invention, the crane furthermore includes at least one first and one second strand of cables for lifting the load, with all cable strands extending from the boom tip to the load suspension device.

Elastic modulus means, in the context of this text, an indentation with the Berkovich tip, load between 0.1 and 1 mN depending on the modulus of the test specimen.

Failure of the bond occurs to a much greater extent in the case of a tip shearing load (where a torque is active, such as in the case of the bonding of a hook, for example) than in the case of a simple shearing load.

After the chosen tip shear load has been applied by attaching a suspended weight (20 N in the case of a 50 mm lever arm) a measurement is made of the time which elapses until the bond fails (i.e., tip shear stability time).

From the cited state of the art, it is also known to form the arm tip of the load arms separately.

The bearing openings for bearing the load rollers or the rockers for the load rollers can therefore be positioned very near to the abutting location between arm tip and load arm frame.

Tip: When the load is not sufficient while accomplishing proper weight exercises on the Everlast chin-up bar, the workout can become more intensive using additional weights.

Adhesive tapes are able to withstand a high shearing load or any other permanent load which acts on them in the adhered state, such as a peeling load or tip-shear load, for example, and particularly so at relatively high temperatures, for a prolonged time period only when they are chemically crosslinked.

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Moreover, the combination of tipping load and lift height convinced us.

Load tips without touching them.

As the loading frame is lowered, the silo is tipped and loaded onto the loading frame.

With its tipping load of 1.3 tonnes, the machine can transport and lift even the heavy square bales of straw.

With its 1.3 tonne tipping load, the machine can also easily transport and lift heavy goods.

Normally, there is no need for additional securing of the drilling tip 10 against dropping out, because the drilling tip 10 is loaded essentially by axial drilling force acting on the cutting edges 11 and 12 in the direction of the shank 1 or 19.

Under high mechanical stresses (high shear and tip-shear loads), when using unsaturated styrene block copolymers (styrene, isoprene and styrene-butadiene block copolymers), ozone cracks may develop in the adhesive which may in turn cause the adhesive tapes to tear during the detachment process or may lead to the bonded article becoming detached during the period of application.

Especially in the case of bonds subject to high shear and tip-shear loads, high thermal shear strength is essential for sufficient bond strength at application temperatures of >about 35° C.

Under high mechanical stresses (high shear and tip-shear loads) it is possible, when using unsaturated styrene block copolymers (styrene, isoprene, styrene-butadiene block copolymers), for ozone cracks to form in the adhesive and, thus, for the adhesive tapes to tear during the release process or for the bonded article to become detached during the period of application.

The shape of the grain structures can be specifically influenced by deformation at the tip, so that the stability of the grain structure can be improved in the region of the thermally highly loaded tip of the electrode.

Under high mechanical stresses (high shear loads and tip-shear loads) there may, if unsaturated styrene block copolymers (styrene-isoprene, styrene-butadiene block copolymers) are used, be development of ozone cracks in the adhesive and thus inward tearing of the adhesive films during the detachment process or detachment of the bonded article during the application period.

Especially in the case of bonds which are subject to high shear loads and tip-shear loads, at application temperatures>about 35° C. a very high thermal shear strength is essential for sufficient bond strength.

Since there are no sharp-edged tips and since power transmission is obtained primarily by means of the curved sections between the rounded tips, punctual loads and high surface pressures are avoided, whereby a wear-out of the form-fit connection can be safely avoided, also after long usage.