Sentence examples for component coatings from inspiring English sources

Two pack systems can only be used as two component coatings.

In animal studies, biological coating did not have a statistically significant effect on peri-implant bone growth, but statistically significant effects were observed with inorganic and extracellular matrix component coatings [2].

However, for the successful application of coated machine components, coatings have to perform reliably under dry and oil-lubricated conditions, with the majority of machine components still being oil-lubricated and operating under diverse contact conditions.

Polyurethanes are also made into two-component coatings, in which isocyanate-terminated prepolymers serve as one component and a polyfunctional alcohol serves as the other.

Deposited three-component coatings had the lowest porosity (~ 0.5%) and highest hardness value (~ 320 HV320

In this study, (AlCrTaTiZr Nx multi-component coatings with quinary metallic elements were developed as protective hard coatings for tribological application.

(CrCuNbTiY C multi-component coatings were prepared by co-sputtering of Cr, Cu, Nb, Ti and Y targets in an Ar + CH4 reactive atmosphere.

In this research, particle impact with multi-layered, multi-component coatings is studied to assess the damage expected in the coatings if micro cracking would happen and heavy particles (neutrons) leak into the coatings.

Multi-layer, multi-component coatings composed of TiCN/ZrO2 TiO2 Al2O3/MoS2 on the outer shield material can provide engineered barriers resistant to corrosion; radiation, diffusion, and thermal cycling effect that are also wear tolerant and mechanically robust.

This work develops (AlCrTaTiZr NCy multi-component coatings by co-sputtering of AlCrTaTiZr alloy and graphite in an Ar/N2 mixed atmosphere with the application of different substrate biases.

Because of the severe distortions in the multi-component coatings caused by the addition of differently-sized atoms, the deformation mechanism was dominated by the activity of low-angle dislocations and/or stacking faults.