Sentence examples for consequent wear from inspiring English sources

Surface hardening of components that are subjected to friction and consequent wear is a common industrial practice.

Thus, g(r) confirms the graphitization of the diamond tool during SPDT operation of cubic SiC and consequent wear as earlier observed from Figure 4.

Herewith a premature coating failure and a consequent rapid wear development can be prevented.

It was further found out that the continuous abrasive action between the diamond tool and SiC causes simultaneous sp 3 -sp 2 order-disorder transition of diamond tool which results in graphitization of diamond and consequent tool wear.

All samples show surface exfoliation which results in a loss of the implanted nitrogen and a consequent loss of the wear-resistant properties a condition of over-implantation reminiscent of that observed with metal ion implantation.

Second, it raises the question as to whether the implementation of preventive measures (consequent alcoholic hand disinfection, wearing of gloves and prevention of dust inhalation) could forestall MRSA colonization of livestock-exposed workers.

In this paper, the effects of LST on the formation and durability of tribochemical films and its consequent impacts on friction and wear behavior in various lubrication regimes were evaluated.

The operational experience of Copenhagen automated metro showed that there are no labor costs associated with incremental changes in the supply of capacity and the costs are limited to the effort needed to compile and introduce the new service plan, the consequent changes to energy, and equipment wear and tear levels [15].

Among all the reasons of AL, inflammatory reaction induced by excessive production of wear particles from the implant components and consequent peri-implant osteolysis are believed to be the primary causes [ 4, 5].

A small-scale generation plant located in Amaime River in Colombia, is one such case, where severe wear occurs in the turbine components, with a consequent reduction of efficiency.

We think it is risky attributing the mobilization of acetabular cups only to the possible delamination of the HA, and the consequent release of particles, when it coexists with excessive polyethylene wear in these cases, which we consider primarily responsible for osteolytic lesions.