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Breakage of an implanted joint is rare. Breakage occurs when the bone flexes and the metal implant does not flex as much, thereby exceeding its mechanical fatigue point causing the implant to break or crack. A revision joint replacement operation is necessary if breakage occurs. [Pg.188]

Whereas an explosion from methane tends to be localized, it may start coal dust explosions resulting in more widespread injury and loss of life. AH coal breaking operations result in formation of fine coal particles some are controlled with water during the mining operation. Breakage associated with hauling disperses dust, and dust accumulations can be made safe by rockdusting. Powdered limestone is spread over the mine surfaces to cover the dust. [Pg.233]

From this it can be concluded that the wide distribution of fragment sizes from milhng is inherent in the breakage process itself and that attempts to improve grinding efficiency by weakening the particles will result in coarser fragments which may reqiiire a further break to reach the desired size. [Pg.1829]

In the investigations mentioned earlier the breakage function was assumed to be normahzable i.e., the shape was independent of Xq. Austin and Luclde [Powder Technol., 5(5X 267 (1972)] allowed the coefficient A to vary with the size of particle breaking when grinding soft feeds. [Pg.1838]

Rotor Impactors The rotor of these machines is a cylinder to which is affixed a tough steel bar. Breakage can occur against this bar or on rebound from the walls of the device. Free impact breaking is the principle of the rotor breaker, and it does not rely on pinch crushing or attrition grinding between rotor hammers and breaker plates. [Pg.1847]

For solution of the population balanee equation, many forms exist for the partiele disruption terms Ba and Da respeetively (Randolph and Larson, 1988 Petanate and Glatz, 1983) but a partieularly simple form, whieh requires no integration of a fragment distribution, is the two-body equal-volume breakage funetion. It is assumed that eaeh partiele breaks into two smaller pieees, eaeh of half the original volume from whieh it follows that... [Pg.141]

Performance of Cured Resin Sockets. Poured resin sockets may be moved when the resin has hardened. After ambient or elevated temperature cure recommended by the manufacturer, resin sockets should develop the nominal strength of the rope and should also withstand, without cracking or breakage, shock loading sufficient to break the rope. Manufacturers of resin socketing material should be required to test to these criteria before resin materials are approved for this end use. [Pg.594]

Heterolytic bond breakage (Section 5.2) The kind of bond-breaking that occurs in polar reactions when one fragment leaves with both of the bonding electrons A B - A+ + B . ... [Pg.1243]

The presented results and the additional information taken from various references indicate the direct relevance of the size of the network strands for the crack opening displacement and consequently for the toughness of the polymer. In polymers under load, the molecular chains at the tip of the crack break after the deformation zone ahead of the crack has grown to a critical width 5C, that is the crack opening displacement. This value 5C is proportional to the length of the molecular strands of the network and is linked in this way to the molecular structure of the polymer. However, the molecular mechanism for chain breakage in the deformation zone is not known at present. [Pg.349]

This equation gives only the energy required to break up a bubble. The rate of breakage will also involve the number density of eddies of size A and a probability that the bubble will break up [20]. [Pg.348]

Chemical reactions involve rearrangements of atoms Some chemical bonds break, and others form. Bond breakage always requires an input of energy, and bond formation always results in a release of energy. The balance between these opposing trends determines the net energy change for the reaction. [Pg.374]

The first step in this reaction is connected with breaking of the O—O bond, with a markedly unsymmetrical energy profile (a 0.2). Other reactions connected with a similar bond breakage have an analogous course, e.g. the reduction of cystine at a mercury electrode. [Pg.371]


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