The second component has a CTE that approximately matches that of the first component, thereby tending to generate bending moments that offset the distorting bending moments.

An instrumented pin member (52) is provided that is capable of measuring bending moments, and optionally of measuring bending and axial strain in real or near real time.

The extendable sample device is preferably extended to contact the borehole wall substantially normal to the wall, protecting the sample device from excessive bending moments and other excessive forces.

The system further includes means for reducing bending moments within the overfilled arch.

Each element, combines the bending of the following items, and the bending at the foot of the blade is the total of bending moments of all other elements.

Spherical Bearings are not designed to take bending moments.

Disc Bearings are not designed to take bending moments.

The lid has a size, shape and coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) selected to generate a bending moment that opposes bending moments resulting from connecting the die to the package.

A link-fuse joint resists bending moments and shears generated by seismic loading.

Figure 06 - Bending Moments Resulting from Calculation According to Second-Order Analysis

Six independent bracket assemblies constrain the optical element in six degrees of freedom to provide kinematic constraint without bending moments.

Such an auxiliary member can also be used as a stinger during pipeline laying, for reducing bending moments during the lay.

This can result in a large diameter hub and hub bearing capable of withstanding very large bending moments.

The difference between the upper and lower peak bending moments shall not be more than 20 Nm.

This is most important when assessing bending moments imposed on the substructure.