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The phrase "abrasion resistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe materials or surfaces that are able to withstand wear and damage from friction or rubbing.
Example: "The new flooring is made from an abrasion resistant material, ensuring it will last for years even in high-traffic areas."
Alternatives: "wear resistant" or "scratch resistant".
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A proper understanding of abrasion resistance and associated damage mechanisms is of vital importance in the design of improved abrasion resistant construction steels.
Martensitic steels are widely used for abrasion resistant applications.
"Imagine you want something that has high conductivity, but also is abrasion resistant," said Roemer.
The materials tested were mild steel, high strength quenched and tempered steel, and abrasion resistant steel.
The abrasion resistant properties of the coatings were characterized with respect to delamination and smearing.
As a result of the study, high strength and abrasion resistant AAFA geopolymer mortar was produced.
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Silica refractories have good load resistance at high temperatures, are abrasion-resistant, and are particularly suited to containing acidic slags.
Also contributing to longevity are the abrasion-resistant polymer polybutadiene and improved vulcanization systems.
Hard-facing materials contain 10 65 percent cobalt, and abrasion-resistant die steels usually have 0.4 4percentt cobalt.
One prominent ethylene-methacrylic acid copolymer is Surlyn, which is made into hard, tough, abrasion-resistant golf-ball covers.
This is a rotating cylinder partially filled with abrasion-resistant balls that grind the debris into powder.
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