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Discover LudwigThe phrase "wear resistant" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe objects or materials that are resistant to being worn down or deteriorating from being used. For example, "This new type of fabric is designed to be extra wear resistant for long lasting durability."
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Moreover, it enhances conductivity, hardness, and wear resistant properties.
Hence, XPE/TC4 pair was the most wear resistant.
This a-C film was most wear resistant as well.
Initially, these wear resistant regions may wear more slowly than the substrate material.
In contrast, grinding wheels with a metal bond are more wear resistant.
Frictional heat is generated between the wear resistant welding tool and the materials to be joined.
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A common way to make atomic tips more wear-resistant is to add a diamond coating.
Another group is the wear-resistant steels, made into wear plates for rock-processing machinery, crushers, and power shovels.
Generally they are very hard, wear-resistant, tough, inert to local overheating, and frequently engineered to particular service requirements.
The result was highly wear-resistant, low-friction DLC/Pt-Au nanocomposites.
The results show that Cu significantly influences the wear-resistant performance.
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