Sentence examples for material loss rates from inspiring English sources

Formerly performed corrosion tests of RAFM steels in PICOLO loop of KIT were mainly done at high flow velocities, e.g., 0.22 m/s and delivered severe attack with material loss rates above 400 μm/yr at 823 K.

Even if a solid tungsten armor coating would survive the high temperature cyclic operation with minimal failure, the high helium implantation and retention would result in unacceptable material loss rates.

The total material loss rate and the components of erosion, corrosion and their synergistic interactions have been determined.

The total material loss rate and the components of mechanical erosion, electrochemical corrosion and their synergistic interactions have been determined under various conditions.

The total material loss rate (TMLR) during corrosion wear testing showed linear proportionality with the change in open circuit potential δOCP which obeyed the governing equation: TMLR = m δOCP + C.

The results of combined wear and corrosion tests showed that the corrosion properties of the sprayed coatings strongly affect the materials loss rate under wear corrosion conditions.

Especially at +0.3 V, pitting corrosion occurred on metal surface, and the generated pits became the preferred locations of wear and tear, leading to a great synergy and accelerated materials loss rate.

The material weight loss rate was 11.2 % lower than that of conventional blade.

Earlier studies, based on phases I and II data, have shown that those with severe earthquake related material loss had higher rates of depression and PTSD, and that post-earthquake financial support did not show an immediate impact on psychopathology [ 2, 11].

Erosion-corrosion, also known as flow-assisted corrosion, is the general term encompassing a spectrum of mechanisms from accelerated corrosion to a purely mechanical damage, which causes high rates of material loss in industries (Elvis 2008; Roberge 2000; Chen 2006).

They were able to identify significantly higher rates of material loss with the shorter, threaded 12-mm/14-mm 12-mm/14-mm 12-mm/14-mmhe longer, smootrunnions13-mm trunnions (0.402 vs 0.123 mm3/year; P = 0.035).