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Multimodal analysis reveals hydrolysis as a shared mechanism in magnetic tape degradation

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On CD coat weight control

Proceedings of the 2001 American Control Conference. (Cat. No.01CH37148), 2001
Increasing demands for consistent print quality and higher production yields have generated strong interest in CD (cross direction) coat weight control. On a blade coater, the incremental gain between blade pressure and coat weight varies over time due to blade wear and changing operating point.
Guy Dumont
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Mathematical Model to Predict Coat Weight Variability in a Pan Coating Process

Pharmaceutical Development and Technology, 2007
The variability in drug release from extended-release products is strongly dependant on the tablet coat weight variability. A mechanistic model to predict the coefficient of variation (CV) of the tablet coat weight is proposed. Although the main assumption is complete random mixing, the model also assumes that each tablet spends a fixed amount of time ...
Anand, Joglekar   +3 more
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Hydroxyapatite and Fluorapatite Coatings for Fixation of Weight Loaded Implants

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1997
Survivor analysis of total hip replacement recently has shown disappointing results in younger patients. To improve this, ceramic coatings have been applied to prostheses for cementless use. A new fluorine containing coating, fluorapatite, has been shown to increase bone ingrowth compared with hydroxyapatite in unloaded models. In a weight loaded model,
Overgaard, S   +5 more
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Determination of coating weights on electrolytic tinplate

Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, 1949
AbstractCommercial electrolytic flow‐brightened tinplate of nominal 8 oz. per basis box coating weight is shown to contain a tin‐iron alloy at the interface of the tin and the steel base. The extent of this alloy layer has been determined and a suitable correction is suggested for coating weight determinations on this material by loss of weight in ...
H. Liebmann, J. W. Price, S. H. Thompson
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