triaxial
Along three perpendicular directions
Triaxial means having or relating to three axes.
The term appears most often in engineering and geology, where a triaxial test measures how materials like soil or rock respond to pressure applied along three perpendicular directions: The triaxial compression test revealed the clay's shear strength.
Triaxial cables contain three coaxial conductors.
Forcing into smaller space
- stressPressure, mental or vocal
- strainExcessive stretching force
- shearLateral sliding force
- loadCarried weight or burden
specimen · soil · geotechnical · failure · strength · cohesion · consolidation · undrained
Having volume and depth
- orthogonalAt right angles
- coordinatesLocation-specifying number pairs
- perpendicularAt right angles
- spatialRelating to physical extent
orientation · directional · symmetric · vectors · planes · cubic · spherical · ellipsoid
Made of distinct parts
- weaveInterlace strands into fabric
- reinforcementAdding support or encouragement
- fabricWoven or knit material
- matFlat floor covering
roving · braid · laminate · carbon fiber · fiberglass · aramid · layup · ply
Input-detecting device
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- motionChange in position
- measurementDetermining size or amount
- seismicRelating to ground tremors
inertial · gyroscope · tilt · orientation · g-force · piezoelectric · MEMS · data logger
compression
Forcing into smaller space
load · specimen · soil · geotechnical · failure · strength · cohesion · consolidation · undrained · drained
three-dimensional
Having volume and depth
- orthogonalAt right angles
- coordinatesLocation-specifying number pairs
- perpendicularAt right angles
spatial · orientation · directional · symmetric · vectors · planes · cubic · spherical · ellipsoid · isotropic
composite
Made of distinct parts
- weaveInterlace strands into fabric
- reinforcementAdding support or encouragement
- fabricWoven or knit material
mat · roving · braid · laminate · carbon fiber · fiberglass · aramid · layup · ply · cloth
sensor
Input-detecting device
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- motionChange in position
- measurementDetermining size or amount
seismic · inertial · gyroscope · tilt · orientation · g-force · piezoelectric · MEMS · data logger · monitoring
triaxiallinear
Arranged in straight succession
one-dimensional · unidimensional · planar · biaxial · two-dimensional