Sentence examples for material consolidation from inspiring English sources

One possibility to meet this demand is to use thermoplastic FRP which enables the decoupling of part production and material consolidation.

On the other hand pressure drop across the tube sheet increases with the material consolidation, air to cloth ratio and pulse cycle time; but the above parameter first decrease with the increase in baffle plate height.

This creates new industrial production and application possibilities, especially in the process of ceramics material consolidation, now based on microstructural properties, which is providing a basis for "fractal electronics'' development.

This device was made in such a way that it is able to change the conditions of the material consolidation by changing the pressure of pressing up to 20 GPa which by the use of special inserts made of composite material based on epoxy resin and glass fibers enable isostatic pressing.

By separating the former dock from the main harbour basin via sheet pile walls and use of VC®System - Ménard method for dredged material consolidation, a port expansion area of 22,800 m2 (190 × 120 m) has been constructed [8].

Equal channel angular extrusion/pressing (ECAE/ECAP) is a novel severe plastic deformation (SPD) technique widely used for fabrication of bulk nanostructured materials, consolidation of powder materials, and property enhancement of tubular materials.

This is followed by three examples where compressibility effects must be taken into account, namely the extraction of material properties for extremely compressible materials, consolidation and crust formation during constant rate evaporation, and the effect of bed height in thickening.

However, AM needs to improve some misalignments such as process parameters set up, materials consolidation, easy to work with technology and reliability with product design to obtain optimal results.

Furthermore, most of the models were developed for material specific consolidation properties and a general purpose large-strain model is currently non-existent (Bartholomeeusen et al., 2002; Priestley et al., 2011).

At present, the employment of appropriate protective materials for consolidation is one of the most direct and effective methods to slow down the destruction of ancient silicate artifacts damaged by the salt decay.

The gradual settlement of confined areas of earth material occurs through consolidation of soil and rock by the squeezing or removal of fluids from the pore spaces, and by the collapse of the grain structure.