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Global Positioning System (GPS),h surface depends on the contact angle and the shape of the pores. If these are favorable, a significant penetration may occur at equilibrium. The rate of penetration is considered in terms of the Washburn equation and modifications of it, which take into account variation of contact angle and visco

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Rechtliche und wirtschaftliche Grundlagen,ating and substrate, or between binder and filler. Internal strain energy stored in a coating increases with the thickness and, at a certain thickness that energy is sufficient to overcome the interfacial work of adhesion and provoke failure. The effect of internal strain on peel and pull-off adhesi

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Global Positioning System (GPS),g and sometimes during use, these materials separate. It is important to know just how the two materials came apart in order to analyze the mechanism of failure. Often just looking at the failure surfaces is not enough to determine failure mechanism, especially when failure takes place at or near th

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Bauaufnahme und Planung im Bestandble, bond strengths of laminates reflecting the most recent temperature exposure. Loss of bond strength has been studied in samples aged at temperatures above and below the polymer glass transition, and in humid as well as dry environments. Large differences in aging rates were observed; laminates p

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Umbauplanung (Sanierung / Modernisierung),ter (liquid or vapor) are related to the affinity of water to the substrate surface and to the polymer coating. Therefore, there is no direct correlation between dry adhesive strength and wet adhesive strength. This situation can be demonstrated by using vacuum deposition of polymers by Parylene pol

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