breaking force
[/ˈbreɪkɪŋ fɔːrs/]
nounpl: breaking forces
força de ruptura
1. The maximum force or stress that a material can withstand before fracturing or breaking; the tensile strength at the point of failure
The breaking force of the steel cable was tested to ensure safety standards.
A força de ruptura do cabo de aço foi testada para garantir os padrões de segurança.
2. In engineering and materials science, the load at which a material completely fails under tension
Engineers calculated the breaking force of the concrete beam before construction.
Os engenheiros calcularam a força de ruptura da viga de concreto antes da construção.
Breaking force is a critical concept in Brazilian and international engineering industries. It is commonly referenced in construction, manufacturing, and quality control sectors. The term is essential in technical documentation and safety regulations in both Brazil and the United States, particularly in industries dealing with cables, structural materials, and mechanical components.
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