- An
abradable coating is a
coating made of an
abradable material –
meaning if it rubs
against a more
abrasive material in motion, the
former will be worn...
- Look up ab****n in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Ab****n may
refer to: Ab****n (dental), the loss of
tooth structure by
mechanical forces from a...
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Abradable Powder Coatings (APC), also
known as Additive/
Abradable Powder Coatings (AAPCs), are a
class of
abradable materials that are
applied using standard...
- rock
surface which remains in situ, by incising, pecking, carving, and
abrading.
Monumental sculpture covers large works, and
architectural sculpture,...
- 1. US: Addison-Wesley. pp. 2–8. ISBN 978-0-201-02116-5. L'Annunziata M,
Abrade M (2003).
Handbook of
Radioactivity Analysis.
Academic Press. p. 58....
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their influence, the sand and
shingle on the
beach is
ground together and
abraded.
Around high tide, the
power of a
storm wave
impacting on the foot of a...
- the
wires in the
winding from
vibrating against each
other which would abrade the wire
insulation and
cause premature failures. Resin-packed motors, used...
- compounds.
After the
concrete is
sufficiently cured, the film is
allowed to
abrade from the
concrete through normal use.
Traditional conditions for curing...
- storms. Wind-blown sand
grains striking any
solid object in
their path can
abrade the surface.
Rocks are
smoothed down, and the wind
sorts sand into uniform...
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Robert Hadfield, or
manganese steel,
contains 12–14%
manganese which, when
abraded, strain-hardens to form a very hard skin
which resists wearing. Uses of...
