Sentence examples for grades of carbon from inspiring English sources
Two grades of carbon steels with compositions differing mainly in carbon content were used as substrates.
Both CO2 and natural gas pipelines are fabricated from the same grades of carbon steel, and both are installed using the same equipment and practices.
Importantly, this study examines the use of several available grades of carbon black for their relative suitability to perform as supports for FePc in MFC formats.
The company says that the investment scales up capacity to enable it to serve the growing global market for speciality grades of carbon black, which are used in inks, paints, coatings and plastics among other applications.
Sample preparation, test methodologies and applicability of data reduction schemes are considered, with data obtained from within the range of aerospace and Formula 1 grades of carbon fibre/epoxy composites.
Voltammetric studies showed that the different grades of carbon black provided varying lowering of the ORR overpotential, between ∼160 and ∼270 mV relative to unmodified GCEs, and an optimum grade (N326) was selected for further study.
Injection moulded electrodes were produced from three different grades of carbon-filled polymer.
Mildest grade of carbon steel or 'mild steel' is typically carbon steel, with a comparatively mild amount of carbon (0.16 0.19 %).
TEM-EELS and XRD analyses demonstrated that the crystallinity grade of carbon micro-spheres significantly increases after N2 treatment at 1000 °C for 6 h.
Japan's Showa Denko KK (SDK) has completed the construction of a 400-tonnes/year plant for VGCF™-X, a new grade of carbon nanotube (CNT) with an optimized design for resin composite applications [ADPO, March 2009].
In Japan, Toho Tenax Co , Ltd the core company of the Teijin Group's carbon fibres and composites business, has unveiled Tenax XMS32, a new grade of carbon fibre that reportedly achieves both the high tenacity (strength) and high tensile modulus required for aircraft and automotive applications.
