"Structural stiffness" refers to how resistant an object or structure is to bending, twisting, or deforming when forces are applied to it. It describes the ability of a structure to maintain its shape and resist any changes, ensuring stability and strength. A higher level of
structural stiffness means that the object is more rigid and less likely to bend or deform under pressure.
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«stiffness»
Sentences with «structural stiffness»
- All of this tech is meant to provide the best wheel and vehicle control possible, increased structural stiffness, and an improved ride. (automobilemag.com)
- For instance, inspired by racing programs, engineers installed a shock tower brace for enhanced structural stiffness — which is vital for sharp handling and responsive road manners. (autobytel.com)
- Cadillac has also been able to increase structural stiffness by 25 percent in this performance model, to allow it to cope with higher cornering loads. (autoweek.com)
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