Sentence examples for a continuous coating of from inspiring English sources
This may be a batch process known as general galvanizing or a continuous coating of coils of steel strip.
In this work, a continuous coating of borosilicate glass was developed to prevent the cermet from oxidizing by a two-step process.
Two additional cases, CFRP with an epoxy surfacing film and a continuous coating of tin were also studied, while expanded copper foil (ECF -protected and unprotECF -protectedmed the reference mandrials.
We present a proof-of-concept study of a continuous coating process of single API crystals in a tubular reactor using coacervation as a microencapsulation technique.
A continuous coating layer with thickness of about 4 μm was composed with two phases of Fe2B and FeB, and the nanohardness of borided layer was as high as 20 GPa.
The two components were stuck together by flame bonding or by an adhesive in the form of a continuous coating, in spots, or as a powder.
SEM images show that growth occurs on the surface of the clusters at the initial stage; as they grow larger, the clusters converge to form a continuous coating, which is actually stacking of cobalt clusters.
In addition, this method not only allows a coating on both the surfaces of the mat, but also provides the means of forming a continuous coating along the whole cross section.
After ablation for 120 s, the linear and mass ablation rates of the composites are as low as 1.02 × 10−3 mm/s and −4.01 × 10−4 g/s, respectively, and the formation of a dense and continuous coating of molten ZrO2 solid solution is the reason for their great ablation resistance.
The study shows that the segmented coating requires 7%to8%8% less combustion-side feed flow and 70% less combustion-catalyst to produce the required flow of hydrogen (29.80 mol/h) on the reforming-side to feed a 1 kW fuel-cell compared to the conventional continuous coating of the combustion-catalyst.
In continuous coating of steel strip, similar pretreatments are given to the steel, but the bath contains a purer form of zinc and 0.1 to 0.2 percent aluminum (Al), which, at these concentrations, suppresses the formation of brittle iron-zinc compounds and results in a coating that is more flexible and able to withstand greater deformation.
