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Surface finishing of dental porcelain
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1981Abstract A technique is presented to polish a porcelain surface whose natural glaze has been broken by grinding. The technique involves the use of a hard rubber wheel, fine wet pumice, and wet tin oxide. A comparison of the polished and naturally glazed porcelain surfaces of vacuum-fired porcelain appear similar both clinically and under an SEM.
W D, Sulik, E J, Plekavich
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SPIE Proceedings, 1988
Surface finish measurements are usually fitted to models of the finish correlation function which are parametrized in terms of root-mean-square roughnesses, delta, and correlation lengths, l. Highly finished optical surfaces, however, are frequently better described by fractal models, which involve inverse power-law spectra and are parametrized by ...
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Surface finish measurements are usually fitted to models of the finish correlation function which are parametrized in terms of root-mean-square roughnesses, delta, and correlation lengths, l. Highly finished optical surfaces, however, are frequently better described by fractal models, which involve inverse power-law spectra and are parametrized by ...
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2017
<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This Standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control to aircraft engine parts. Recommendations for a Surface Roughness Standard are contained in A.S.A. publication B46 and this S.A.E. Aeronautical Standard contains a summary of information therein plus
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<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This Standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control to aircraft engine parts. Recommendations for a Surface Roughness Standard are contained in A.S.A. publication B46 and this S.A.E. Aeronautical Standard contains a summary of information therein plus
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Surface Finish and Surface Integrity
1989Abstract This article distinguishes between a surface finish and a surface texture. It provides information on the surface integrity technology that describes and controls the many possible alterations produced in a surface layer during manufacture, including their effects on material properties and the performance of the surface in ...
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2008
Abstract This chapter discusses the functions of surface treatments important for stainless steel, namely the removal of oxide scale and cleaning, brightening, and coloring of the stainless surface. Details on the main methods of producing aesthetic surface finishes are also provided.
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Abstract This chapter discusses the functions of surface treatments important for stainless steel, namely the removal of oxide scale and cleaning, brightening, and coloring of the stainless surface. Details on the main methods of producing aesthetic surface finishes are also provided.
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Transactions of the IMF, 1989
Optical energy is particularly suitable for surface treatment. This form of energy is new to industry and laser surface treatment is a very active research area. This paper reviews the wide range of treatments currently being examined.
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Optical energy is particularly suitable for surface treatment. This form of energy is new to industry and laser surface treatment is a very active research area. This paper reviews the wide range of treatments currently being examined.
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2020
<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control primarily to aircraft engine and propeller parts. Recommendations for a Surface Roughness Standard are contained in A.S.A. publication B46 and this S.A.E.
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<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control primarily to aircraft engine and propeller parts. Recommendations for a Surface Roughness Standard are contained in A.S.A. publication B46 and this S.A.E.
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2017
<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control primarily to aircraft engine and propeller parts. ASA publication B46 may be used to supplement the information compiled herein.
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<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control primarily to aircraft engine and propeller parts. ASA publication B46 may be used to supplement the information compiled herein.
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2017
<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control primarily to aircraft engine and propeller parts. Recommendations for a Surface Roughness Standard are contained in A.S.A. publication B46 and this S.A.E.
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<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This standard provides a method for the application of surface finish control primarily to aircraft engine and propeller parts. Recommendations for a Surface Roughness Standard are contained in A.S.A. publication B46 and this S.A.E.
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The surface finish of trimmed porcelain
British Dental Journal, 1981G A, Smith, N H, Wilson
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