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Abrasion coatings

Underbody anti-abrasion coating, mud flaps, anti-stone damage protection. .. [Pg.88]

Nitrides are used for their high strength and hardness, in nudeai applications, solid electrolytes, refractories, abrasives, coatings and lubrication, catalysis, and electronic and optoelectronic applications. [Pg.1078]

This type of mill is used in wet nanofine grinding. The gap between the conical rotor and the stator of an attrition mill can be varied from 30 to 500 pm. Velocities of up to 35 m s-1 and throughputs of up to several tonnes per hour are possible. Colloid mills are used for the homogenization of liquid-liquid or liquid-solid dispersions. Teeth or abrasive coatings are the main grinding tools. [Pg.416]

This method is particularly important, and is used widely in the preparation of zeolites, thin films and abrasive coatings. The process involves preparation of a concentrated solution (sol) of the reaction components. This mixture is then converted to an almost rigid gel by removing the solvent or by adding a component which causes the gel to solidify. The gel can then be treated in some way to produce the desired material. This methodology can also be used to produce composite materials, where organic and inorganic species can be trapped in an inert matrix. The properties of both the inert matrix and the trapped species are combined in the product. [Pg.88]

Phosphorus is element number 15 and the 11th most abundant element in Earths crust. Usually found in the form of phosphates, it exists in two allotropic forms white phosphorus and red phosphorus. Because white phosphorus is poisonous, it is too hazardous for common use. A large amount of red phosphorus, in the form of P Sj, is combined with lead dioxide (PbO ) to coat the tips of matches. When struck, the lead dioxide rapidly oxidizes the phosphorus and the match bursts into flames. With safety matches, the phosphorus and an abrasive coat the side of the box the matches will not ignite unless they are struck on the box in which they came. [Pg.108]

The tendency of a knife to force through the fabric structure can be resisted by using finer and tighter fabric construction, for example, plain weave. Film lamination and abrasive coatings can be used to improve the penetration resistance on a fabric material. Protection against sharp needles tends to be a problem with any fabric due to the porous structure of the fabric and the fineness of the needles. [Pg.197]

Filling of coated abrasives Clogging of the abrasive coat by swarf. It can be reduced in many operations by using an open coat construction or a lubricant. Syn loading. [Pg.404]

Powder abrasives, bonded abrasives, coated abrasives Filler in refractory cements... [Pg.152]


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