Sentence examples for coating compatible from inspiring English sources

The TBC system consists of a metallic bond coating compatible with Cu-based material and an yttria partially stabilized zirconia TBC.

The initial evaluation provides clear evidence that the Mo Si B based coating serves as a robust and compatible coating for SiC C composites over a wide temperature range.

It was suggested that the coating encompassing compatible electronegativity and thermal expansion coefficient with zirconium alloys and favorable toughness could be selected as a candidate for fuel cladding protection layer.

The most common fouling solution in use involves the application of a paint system consisting of a primer/base coat and a compatible copper-based antifouling (AF) coating on the underwater portion of a vessel.

This fast low-temperature coating process is compatible with polymer substrates and therefore easily applicable to low-cost, high-throughput roll-to-roll fabrication processes for flexible DSCs.

Therefore, the triacrylate based dielectric can be processed using large-area compatible coating techniques such as gravure to give equally high performance devices as when it is spin-cast.

We propose a new method to disclose the camouflaged targets coated with far infrared/CO2 laser stealth-compatible coating by utilizing terahertz (THz) radar.

To extend the analysis of the role of Tobamovirus coat proteins during compatible virus interactions, we conducted studies to determine if CP from TMV-Cg is capable of modulating defense responses in Arabidopsis thaliana.

Protecting the modern high-strength steels against corrosion is a challenge because the coating technology must be compatible with forming and must preserve the mechanical performances.

In this context, it is desirable to process SnS thin films from solution using coating or printing techniques compatible with high throughput manufacture.

Extramuscular manifestations of FSHD include hearing loss, retinal findings compatible with Coats disease, and mental retardation [1,2].