CRC Handbook of Tables for Applied Engineering ScienceRay Emil Bolz, Ray E. Bolz, George Lewis Tuve CRC Press, 1973 - 1166 pages |
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Page 148
... increased 3 to 10 times . Usually , the finer the carbon black , the greater the increase in strength . Plastics ... increase the hardness , stiffness , and dimensional stability as compared with the unfilled plastics . In many cases ...
... increased 3 to 10 times . Usually , the finer the carbon black , the greater the increase in strength . Plastics ... increase the hardness , stiffness , and dimensional stability as compared with the unfilled plastics . In many cases ...
Page 149
... increase the tensile strength to a composite that is 90 percent fibrous , with the resin serving as a binder . Impact strength , as well as tensile and compressive strengths , are increased . Other intentional improvements for which ...
... increase the tensile strength to a composite that is 90 percent fibrous , with the resin serving as a binder . Impact strength , as well as tensile and compressive strengths , are increased . Other intentional improvements for which ...
Page 620
... increase the friction . While friction tends to decrease as velocity increases , these changes are difficult to separate from the effects of other variables , such as the drag of grease or water , the effects of dust and sand on the ...
... increase the friction . While friction tends to decrease as velocity increases , these changes are difficult to separate from the effects of other variables , such as the drag of grease or water , the effects of dust and sand on the ...
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