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  • noun Plural form of delamination.

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Examples

  • Layers that come unglued, so - called delaminations, are not always obvious to the naked eye, as this ultrasound inspection reveals.

    CNN Transcript Dec 19, 2001 2001

  • Reading through the 174 page report (PDF) there's this : A commercially available two-part epoxy resin system (Cytec Cycom 823) was successfully used for the repair of internal matrix cracking and delaminations through the thickness of a 16 ply glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) laminate.

    Self-Healing Spacecraft Zoe Brain 2006

  • Reading through the 174 page report (PDF) there's this : A commercially available two-part epoxy resin system (Cytec Cycom 823) was successfully used for the repair of internal matrix cracking and delaminations through the thickness of a 16 ply glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) laminate.

    Archive 2006-01-01 Zoe Brain 2006

  • The CT option will enhance the ability to locate and quantify internal structures, regions of damage, porosity, cracking, delaminations, intrusion, and other sub-surface properties where standard reflection imaging is inadequate.

    unknown title 2011

  • The combination of a medium range designation, improved fuel efficiency and lightweight composite usage should give the new Boeing Dreamliner a competitive edge over comparable Airbus offerings, but only time will tell if Boeing's scientists have indeed created a structural material that will ensure this new jet does not over time become susceptible to the sort of flight surface delaminations that have plagued the

    Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

  • This led to the first tank - fabricated by Alliant in Sunnyvale - found to have debonds and delaminations - being sent back to try and fix the problems.

    NASASpaceFlight.com 2009

  • Just before the twice delayed first flight in June, a wing stress test revealed delaminations in support stringers where the wing meets the fuselage.

    unknown title 2009

  • The measurement values clearly indicate where delaminations, i.e. defects in the bonded connection, have occurred with the materials during processing.

    PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009

  • The NTSB did not find any fault with the composite plastic design of the tail fin; however, it did immediately order a one-time visual inspection of all A300-600 and A310 tail fins within 15 days to look for "edge delaminations, cracked paint, surface distortions, other surface damage, and failure of the transverse (side) load fittings.

    Consortiumnews.com 2009

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