Sentence examples for ceramics component from inspiring English sources
It then goes on to introduce the future scope of the ceramics component indicating how it will be developed over the next four years to ensure that its contents will reflect current science, engineering, and technology status of ceramics, ceramic nanocomposites, ceramic matrix composites, and glasses and glass ceramics.
Some applications of glass ceramics components require high surface finish and low subsurface damage.
In this work, a novel processing route for the production of AM ceramics components is proposed.
Therefore, the realization of Si-based ceramics components in advanced gas turbine engines depends on the development of protection schemes from water vapor attack.
Our research suggests that there could be a potentially new focus in ceramic component research in hip arthroplasty, beyond wear and tribology, to better understand the role of ceramics in mitigating modular taper corrosion.
Ceramic component design demands critical investigation of fracture strength and its distribution because of the nature of probabilistic fracture of ceramics.
The determination of biaxial strength of ceramics plays a large role in the design of ceramic components.
Protein coagulation cast ceramics have good machinability and surface finishing for thick wall ceramic components.
The hardness of ceramics hamper plastic deformation under loads, and when cyclic loads are applied over the ceramic components, microscopic imperfections such as pores or inhomogeneity of the material can act as stress risers leading to the propagation of cracks with potential component failure [ 16].
Our state was once a major center for heavy industry, foundries, machine shops, chemical and food processing facilities, high-volume metal, plastic, ceramics, electrical components and similar product-producing enterprises.
Steve Miller, whose collection of ancient Chinese ceramics is a component of his art, must relinquish part of his holdings whenever a mixed-media work is sold.
