Sentence examples for materials by melting from inspiring English sources
LM is a method of cutting metal or refractory materials by melting and vaporizing the material with an intense beam of light from a laser.
Most steps of the SLS process are similar to those of SLA, but the former enables the processing of powder-based materials by melting or sintering and does not use organic solvents or any toxic chemicals.
Intense pulsed ion and/or plasma beams can modify the surface properties of materials by melting their near surface region and doping and/or coating with foreign atoms reaching doses in the order of 1017 cm−2 in a single pulse.
Glass in general is a highly transparent material formed by melting a mixture of materials such as silica, soda ash, and CaCO3 at high temperatures followed by cooling during which solidification occurs without crystallization.
Therefore, a lot of studies have been performed to estimate changes in properties of these materials after treatments by melting or solution techniques [3, 38, 39].
This innovative combination of materials is obtained by melting extrusion of a particulate composite reinforced with chitosan nanofibre meshes (0.05 wt.%) produced by the electrospinning technique.
Single crystal growth of organic molecular materials by melt growth is plagued by serious difficulties owing to poor thermal conductivity, non-availability of good seed etc.
In WEDM, material is removed by melting and vaporization through high localized heat generation by repetitive sparks occurring between conductive work material and wire electrode separated by dielectric fluid which carries away the eroded particles.
In still another application, an aluminous insulating material is formed by melting alumina and silica in an electric furnace and subjecting the molten mixture to high-velocity gases to produce fine white fibres.
Material is removed by melting and vaporization in single sparks.
The regenerated nylon fabric is made by melting down discarded fishing nets and other marine debris, extracting the pure polyamide (proteins) and weaving it into a new material.
