compression deformation
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nounfemininepl: compression deformations / deformações por compressão
deformação por compressão
1. The permanent or temporary change in shape or size of a material or object resulting from applied compressive forces or stress
The compression deformation of the foam cushion was evident after prolonged sitting.
A deformação por compressão do almofado de espuma era evidente após sentar por um longo período.
2. In engineering and materials science, the reduction in volume or alteration of geometry caused by compressive stress applied perpendicular to a surface
Engineers calculated the compression deformation of the concrete pillar under the building's weight.
Os engenheiros calcularam a deformação por compressão do pilar de concreto sob o peso do edifício.
3. In geology, the structural change in rock layers or sediments due to tectonic compression forces
The mountain range exhibits significant compression deformation from tectonic plate collision.
A cordilheira exibe deformação significativa por compressão da colisão das placas tectônicas.
This is a technical term primarily used in engineering, materials science, geology, and construction industries in both Brazil and the United States. It appears frequently in academic publications, engineering reports, and technical documentation. In Brazil, the term is commonly employed in the context of infrastructure development and civil engineering projects, while in the USA it is standard terminology in materials testing and structural analysis.
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