The mechanical stress that a pair of bellows
Can I use "associated with", "linked to" and "related to" in my sentences below?
1.The mechanical stress that a pair of bellows can withstand is associated with the pressure level of the working conditions.
2.The mechanical stress that a pair of bellows can withstand is related to the pressure level of the working conditions.
3.The mechanical stress that a pair of bellows can withstand is linked to the pressure level of the working conditions.
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I'm finding it hard to get my head round this. Is "the pressure level of the working conditions" supposed to mean the pressure inside the bellows? Why is the (maximum) stress that the bellows can withstand related to this?
- I'm finding it hard to get my head round this.
- Is "the pressure level of the working conditions" supposed to mean the pressure inside the bellows?
- Why is the (maximum) stress that the bellows can withstand related to this?
- Isn't the maximum stress that it will withstand just a fixed number?
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I'm finding it hard to get my head round this. Is "the pressure level of the working conditions" supposed to mean the pressure inside the bellows? Why is the (maximum) stress that the bellows can withstand related to this? Isn't the maximum stress that it will withstand just a fixed number? (The stress that it experiences at any given time might be related to the pressure, but this is not the
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