さ【ひっぱりせっちゃくつよさ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. tensile bond strength; adhesive strength under tension; pull strength
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  • さ【ひっぱりせっちゃくつよさ】
  • ひっぱりせっちゃくつよさ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. tensile bond strength
    2. This refers to the maximum amount of tensile stress that an adhesive joint can withstand before failing. It is commonly used in engineering and materials science to evaluate the effectiveness of adhesives in holding together different materials.
    The tensile bond strength of this material is very high.
    We will conduct tests to measure the tensile bond strength.
  2. adhesive strength under tension
    3. This meaning emphasizes the adhesive's performance when subjected to pulling forces. It is particularly relevant when assessing the reliability of adhesives in applications where tension is a critical factor.
    This adhesive demonstrates excellent adhesive strength under tension.
    We need to verify the adhesive strength under tension.
  3. pull strength
    4. This term generally refers to the strength that resists being pulled apart. It is often used interchangeably with tensile bond strength but can apply to various contexts beyond adhesive joints.
    The pull strength depends on the tensile strength of this bond.
    We measured the pull strength of the material.
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