ideal strength
[/aɪˈdɪəl ˈstreŋθ/]
nounpl: ideal strengths
resistência ideal
1. The theoretical maximum strength of a material calculated without considering defects, flaws, or practical limitations
The ideal strength of steel is much higher than its actual strength due to microscopic defects.
A resistência ideal do aço é muito maior do que sua resistência real devido aos defeitos microscópicos.
2. In physics and materials science, the strength a perfect crystal would have under ideal conditions
Engineers must account for the difference between ideal strength and practical strength when designing structures.
Os engenheiros devem levar em conta a diferença entre resistência ideal e resistência prática ao projetar estruturas.
3. The ultimate theoretical limit of a material's ability to withstand stress without failure
Nanotechnology aims to approach the ideal strength by reducing material defects.
A nanotecnologia visa aproximar-se da resistência ideal reduzindo defeitos materiais.
This is primarily a technical term used in engineering, materials science, and physics. It is not commonly used in everyday conversation but is essential in academic and professional contexts in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. The concept reflects the engineering principle of understanding the difference between theoretical perfection and practical application.
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