uniaxial
uniaxial
Definition
uni·axi·al (yo̵̅o̅′nē ak′sē əl)
adjective
having a single axis: said as of some crystals
uniaxial
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- compression: Uniaxial compression is the only test in which it is possible to measure Poisson's ratio with any degree of simplicity.
- tension: We are going to look at the specific case of uniaxial tension.
- crystal: Two similar transparent uniaxial crystals show the same ( principal ) extraordinary refractive index, n e.
- stress: The surface pressure is a uniaxial compressive stress, acting perpendicular to the skin surface.
- test: For uniaxial tests the loading rate can be set at rates between 0.05 N s -1 to 1000 N s -1.
- testing: Two methods are described: four point bending in tension and uniaxial tensile testing.
Modifying Another Word
- either: The loadings covered are either uniaxial in-plane compression alone or with a transverse in-plane tensile or compressive load.
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