dynamic load

[dī¦nam·ik ′lōd]

(aerospace engineering)

With respect to aircraft, rockets, or spacecraft, a load due to an acceleration of craft, as imposed by gusts, by maneuvering, by landing, by firing rockets, and so on.

(civil engineering)

A force exerted by a moving body on a resisting member, usually in a relatively short time interval. Also known as energy load.

dynamic load

Any load which is nonstatic, such as a wind load or a moving live load.

dynamic load

The loads imposed on aircraft maneuvering, gusts, landing, taxiing, firing of weapons, etc., as opposed to static loads. A dynamic load is equal to the apparent weight of the entire loaded aircraft. For example, an aircraft turning with 60° bank turn will experience a 2 g force, and the apparent weight of the aircraft, or its dynamic load, will be twice its weight.

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With developing technology, dynamic load tests can provide good results with load transfer information.

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The dynamic load source was applied in the coal seam above the roadway with a vertical distance of 7.5 m to the roadway roof and a horizontal distance of 13.75 m to the sidewall near the source to simulate the typical oblique-incidence dynamic disturbance during track roadway tunneling.

Numerical Investigation of Damage Risks of Roadway Surrounding Rocks under Oblique Incident Dynamic Loads

Plastic strain and dynamic strength curves of remolded red clays under varying dynamic loads and load histories have been developed, in addition to the inclusion of those influencing factors.

Test study on the influences of dynamic stress and load history to the dynamic properties of the remolded red clay

Static and dynamic load test is a part of acceptance procedure for new bridges in Latvia and in many other countries around the world (Burdet, Corthay 1995; Karoumi, Andersson 2007; Cunha et al.

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION FACTOR FOR BRIDGES WITH SPAN LENGTH FROM 10 TO 35 METERS

Compared to the stresses, generally the stresses in the cement of the dynamic loading from the down stairs activity are higher (the maximum stress is 20 MPa for the time = 0.784 s), while the stresses in the cement under dynamic load from the normal walking activity are lower (the maximum stress is 19 MPa for time = 0.188 s).

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Simultaneously, the introduced equipment is important in respect of occupational safety, thus assessing dynamic load on its operation is an urgent technical problem.

Dynamic reaction forces of an overhead crane on lifting

22 -- HydraForce has launched a screw-in, cartridge-style, pressure compensator valve with dynamic load sense intended to provide priority flow in the required amount, while allowing excess flow to be used for auxiliary functions.

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