deformable materials
[dɪˈfɔːrməbəl məˈtɪriəlz]
nounpl: deformable materials
materiais deformáveis
1. Substances or materials that can change shape or form when subjected to stress, force, or pressure without necessarily breaking or permanently losing their structural integrity
Rubber and foam are common deformable materials used in cushioning applications.
Borracha e espuma são materiais deformáveis comuns usados em aplicações de amortecimento.
2. Materials in engineering and materials science that exhibit plasticity or elasticity, allowing them to bend, stretch, compress, or twist under applied loads
Deformable materials are essential in automotive design for absorbing impact energy during collisions.
Materiais deformáveis são essenciais no design automotivo para absorver energia de impacto durante colisões.
3. Substances capable of undergoing elastic or plastic deformation, characterized by their ability to return to original shape (elastic) or retain new shape (plastic)
Engineers use deformable materials in flexible packaging to protect fragile products during shipping.
Engenheiros usam materiais deformáveis em embalagens flexíveis para proteger produtos frágeis durante o transporte.
The term 'materiais deformáveis' is primarily used in technical and academic contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. In Brazil, it is commonly found in engineering curricula, industrial applications, and materials science research. The concept is important in industries such as automotive, aerospace, packaging, and construction. Understanding deformable materials is crucial for innovation in product design and safety engineering in both countries.
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