succession of loads
noun phraseUK /səkˈsɛʃən əv ləʊdz/
US /səkˈsɛʃən əv loʊdz/
A series of heavy things that come one after another.
The bridge was designed to handle a succession of loads from trucks and trains.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In engineering, the ordered sequence in which forces are applied to a structure over time.
Engineers studied the succession of loads during the earthquake to see how the building responded.
3. A continuous flow of work items or cargo arriving one after another.
The warehouse crew handled a steady succession of loads arriving from the port.
4. In computing, a sequence of tasks or data batches processed in order.
The server processed a succession of loads from the queue without errors.