Sentence examples for coat grain from inspiring English sources

The first mechanism leads to localized debonding at the TGO/bond coat interface due to increasing out-of-plane tensile stresses at ridges that form along bond coat grain boundaries.

Jenkins argues that water ices may coat grains larger than 1 μm that are difficult to detect.

Corrosive wear tests were performed in a simulated seawater solution to evaluate the performance of the nanocrystalline zinc coating with its grain size around 40 nm, in comparison with that of coarse-grained zinc coating (grain size ~ 5 μm).

α-Al2O3 scales formed on the coatings containing as little as 2.4 wt% Al when the coating grain size was <100 nm.

The effect of the coating grain size on the surface wettability and physico-mechanical properties of the biocomposites was revealed.

The effects of coating grain size and Al content on oxidation behaviour at 1000°C have been studied.

The surface morphology and nanocrystalline nature of the coating (grain size of 5 7 nm) were deduced using AFM.

As suggested by simple estimates and confirmed by coating grain structures, the particles are not melted or thermally softened in this coating process.

This work also discusses some correlations observed between the amorphous phase content and the in-flight particle characteristics and coating grain sizes.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Microphotographs of sandstone with grain-coating chlorite of the Xujiahe Formation in the southern Sichuan Basin. Figure descriptions including well numbers and formation are listed as follows: a authigenic chlorite coating grain, Lu 107 well, Xu 2 Member, PPL.

Seneca sandstone on the Smithsonian Castle and gateposts is discolored in patches owing to the Mn-rich phase being deposited into two zones: (1) a vanishingly thin patina, and (2) nanoparticles coating grain boundaries and pores in the uppermost ~200 250 μm of the stone.