Deflection Sample Clauses
The Deflection clause serves to shift or redirect responsibility or liability from one party to another in a contractual relationship. In practice, this clause may specify that if a claim, loss, or obligation arises, the party named in the clause must handle or respond to it, rather than the other party. For example, a service provider might require a client to address certain third-party claims related to the client's actions. The core function of the Deflection clause is to allocate risk and clarify which party is responsible for specific issues, thereby reducing potential disputes and ensuring that liabilities are managed by the appropriate party.
Deflection. The vertical or horizontal movement occurring between the supports of a Bridge superstructure, guardrail, other structure, or the components (beams, girders, and slabs) thereof that results from their own weight and from dead and live loads. Although all parts of a structure are subject to deflections, usually only those deflections that occur in the superstructure are of significance during construction.
Deflection. No cracking, spalling, delamination or other defect or failure, ASTM E759.
Deflection. Flexible piping with deflection that prevents passage of ball or cylinder of size not less than 92.5 percent of piping diameter.
Deflection. Measuring System
1) The FWD system shall have nine (9) geophone sensors for use on the trailer.
2) The sensors shall be capable of accurately measuring deflections of up to 2000 microns (80 mils).
3) A trailing sensor holder is required that can hold a rear mounted geophone for conducting load transfer testing of concrete up to a length of 12 inches.
Deflection. Deflection is calculated based on the lateral loading only. The actual deflection for an axially and laterally loaded column may be larger then indicated on the printout due to the additional deflection caused by the P-Delta effect. The live load deflection limit can be set to limit the amount of deflection allowed for an adequate design.
Deflection. Maximum allowable long term deflection shall be 5 percent of the inside diameter.
Deflection. This mode allows the user to regulate the gripping force during the grasp. In this modality, the movable arm is controlled to close completely towards the fixed part for each commanded value. Small values enable the grasping of fragile and low-weight objects; on the other hand, higher values can be used for heavy and rigid objects.
Deflection of metal cladding or any framing or coupling member (mullions) when carrying full design load shall not deflect more than 1/240 of its clear span, maximum 3/4".
Deflection. Submit certified test reports showing compliance with specified performance characteristics as follows: The maximum allowable deflection in any member when tested in accordance with ASTM E330 with allowable stress in accordance with AA Specifications for Aluminum Structures is L/175 or 3/4 inches maximum.