rebound resilience

noun

The ratio between the returned energy and applied energy for deformation on a sample between the applied force and the specimen.

Meanings

nounrebound resilience (usually uncountable, plural rebound resiliences)

plural rebound resiliences

  1. uncountableusuallyThe ratio between the returned energy and applied energy for deformation on a sample between the applied force and the specimen.
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