Sentence examples for glass components from inspiring English sources

Researchers at Delft have experimented with welding glass components.

The structural influence of various glass components on nepheline crystallization is discussed.

Connections between structural glass components represent one of the main critical aspects of glass engineering.

Based on this model, a strength proof test was designed to examine the reliability of glass components in service.

In 1964, for example, Luis W. Alvarez, who in 1968 won the Nobel Prize in physics, designed a two-part lens that changed focus by sliding two glass components of opposing "saddle-back" shapes across each other.

Optical and scanning electron microscopy reveal no evidence of crystallization of the glass components due to the joining process.

In order to avoid fracture, it is preferable to have the glass component in glass-to-metal seals under mild compression or to employ glass-metal systems in which the glass component and the metal alloy are known to have closely matched contraction characteristics.

In this way, the size effect as well as the multi-axial stress effect (including the contact stress between the glass component and the mount assembly) are considered.

It has been demonstrated that this simple testing method is convenient and available for measuring or estimating the surface strength of a glass component in service, without using a standard specimen and a rupture test in laboratory.

The obtained model allows to predict and optimize the different responses for any composition in the studied domain and a better understanding of the influence of each glass component on its physical properties.

Expansion and contraction of the metal means the glass component can "creep" out of position.