Sentence examples for high abrasion from inspiring English sources

The use of the verb "grind" connotes a process involving high abrasion and friction, with trauma to the surrounding tissue.

They also have good strength, high uniformity, and high abrasion resistance.

Despite the low hardness, the coatings exhibit a very high abrasion resistance comparable with float glass.

WC-Co coatings have been extensively used in the applications requiring high abrasion and erosion resistance.

Composite materials produced by powder metallurgy provide a solution in many engineering applications where materials with high abrasion and erosion resistance are required.

Thus, this new class of PTAW hardfacing alloys is expected to be useful for applications requiring high abrasion resistance and high impact.

This information as well as its drilling characteristics, in order to test its suitability to be machined, could be essential for possible fields of application such as in mechanical engineering, where UHPFRC materials can be employed as high abrasion-resistant dies in the molding process of metal and polymer products.

Analysis of variance revealed significantly higher abrasion values for the eroded compared to the non-eroded samples (P≤0.05).

Stamping of these materials is accompanied by higher contact pressures on the die surface, higher abrasion and higher surface temperature from frictional heat.

In the abrasion experiment, the highest abrasion was found in SFRC with ∼0.5%, while the lowest was found in PPFRC at ∼0.18%.

It was observed that, according to wood samples, the highest abrasion resistance was obtained in Black walnut (168.9 rpm), and the lowest abrasion resistance was obtained in Scots pine (50.63 rpm); according to varnish types, the highest abrasion resistance was obtained in acidhardening (213.4 rpm), and the lowest abrasion resistance was obtained in waterborne (45.44 rpm).