Sentence examples for casting thickness from inspiring English sources

The alloys had a critical casting thickness of up to 4.5 mm.

The development of bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) with both high critical casting thickness and ductility is a great challenge.

Our results show the critical casting thickness jumps from below 0.5 mm to above 2 mm when x changes from 34 to 36 while further increase in x reduces the critical casting thickness.

The interactive effects of the various parameters, namely polymer concentration, membrane casting thickness and TiO2 concentration towards rejection of MB-SDS and permeation flux were evaluated.

In the following years, the alloy design increased the critical casting thickness to several centimeters, and a homogeneous dispersion of nanoscale particles was found to improve the ductility.

The optimum membrane could be prepared under polymer concentration of 18 wt.%, casting thickness of 400 μm and TiO2 concentration of 1.62 wt.%.

Optimized quaternary alloys exhibiting critical casting thicknesses exceeding 15 mm and thermal stabilities as high as 165 °C are reported herein.

This study illustrates the importance of adequate processing of BMG-forming liquids to achieve improved properties and casting thicknesses.

A nozzle clogging online forecasting model based on hydrodynamics engineering was developed, in which the actual flow rate was calculated from the mold width, thickness, and casting speed.

The parameters affecting the casting, shrinkage, lamination, thickness and tensile strength of green tape are also presented.

Commercial acceptance of PFMS requires ribbons to be cast with uniform thickness to tolerance.