Sentence examples for mm of thickness from inspiring English sources

According to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST 1997), it is recommended to have moisture clog section at a distance between 50 and 60 mm from the surface exposed to fire for the case of thick walls with 200 and 250 mm of thickness, while a thin wall with 150 mm of thickness does not have a moisture clog section.

First, experimental protocols are developed to obtain dissipation mappings using very thin samples (0.2 mm of thickness) with geometric heterogeneities.

Nickel, Copper, Stainless Steel, Brass, and Aluminum; electrodes were ring shape with same inner diameter 15.0 mm and outer diameter of 22.0 mm of thickness 3.5 mm.

Among these results, some suggest the superior performance of acetone heat pipe with sintered copper structure of 7.3 mm of thickness in 45° inclination.

The core was 25 mm thick and the face sheets were made of eight layers of woven fabric glass fibers and nano-modified epoxy (≈0.8 mm of thickness).

The composite pipes consist of glass/epoxy tubes having 86 mm internal diameter and 6.2 mm of thickness with ±55° glass filament winding, intended for offshoring applications.

The highly crossreactive SA138 rapidly reversed inflammation and improved disease outcome with nearly 60% reduction of clinical score and 0.3 mm of ankle thickness over control at the peak of the disease (day 8 after disease initiation).

The highest peak was obtained at 22 keV–125 mAs and 12 mm of sample thickness, with a DGS value around 0.65.

The sections were 3-4 mm of interspace thickness with a 1 mm intersection gap.

Commercial purity grade 2 Ti (diameter of 15 mm; thickness of 1 mm) specimens were used.

This type of steel mesh has diamond openings of size 9.5 × 31 mm, strand width of 2.4 mm, strand thickness of 1,25 mm, and approximate weight of 2.5 kg/m2.5