Sentence examples for machining defects such from inspiring English sources
During machining CFRP, severe machining defects, such as delamination, burrs and subsurface damages etc., usually occur due to the prominent anisotropy and heterogeneity of CFRP.
Due to the flexibility of one-side-supported thin impeller blades, machining defects such as overcut or undercut frequently occur, especially at the front and rear edge connecting the suction surface and the pressure surface, where the thickness are even less than 0.2 millimeter.
A novel method of fiber laser carving machining under ice layer without laser energy attenuation was proposed to reduce workpiece defects such as recast layer, dross, high temperature influence area, surface oxidation and heat effect zone that were typically found in machining in air.
This work proposes a machine vision based approach for the detection and classification of the surface defects such as normal wear, corrosive pitting, rust and erosion that are usually present in used gun barrels.
This paper introduced typical machining defects and studied the machining characteristics of honeycomb core.
However, GO suffered relatively high oxygen-containing defects and structural defects such as vacancies and topological defects on the surface.
In addition, line defects such as wrinkles and folds of the RGOS also create defects.
However, it is difficult to avoid the defects such as dog-bone and seam-defect.
Machining of nickel alloys using conventional cutting tools results in the formation of built-up edge on tool face and high tendency of welding to the tool, resulting in large crater wear and poor surface integrity involving several surface defects such as surface drag, material pull-out/cracking and tearing surface.
This includes correcting current design defects, such as weight.
In previous eras, those atop society declared that such malaise was caused by "character defects" such as lack of intelligence, laziness, or refusal to delay gratification; today their personal-defect preference is for some kind of "biochemical-defect" explanation.
