However, the technology of production of temperature resistant glass, invented in the facility, allowed the factory to continue production and recover under new ownership.
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The name describes the manufacturing process, where high temperature resistant wires are pulled through molten silicon to form a multi-crystalline ribbon of silicon crystals.
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Classified as a sulfone, this white solid is most commonly used as a precursor to polymers that are rigid and temperature resistant such as PES or Udel.
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From 1941 to 1947, he served as scientific consultant for the British Coal Utilization Research Association in London, working on new high temperature resistant materials involving carbon.
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Nickel is similar to palladium but is less temperature resistant and an inferior conductor, although recent technological improvements have narrowed the gap between the two metals, Yamada said.
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In biological applications with periodic steam sterilization requirements, Ultraz demonstrates the temperature resistance of PTFE and the flexibility of EPDM . It is low protein binding, flexible and temperature resistant.
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However, the precision manufacture required for components and the temperature resistant alloys necessary for high efficiency often make the construction of a simple gas turbine more complicated than a piston engine.
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The Bell X-2 had a prolonged development period due to the advances needed in aerodynamic design, control systems, high-temperature resistant materials to be used, and other technologies that had to be developed.
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On its first flight early in 1923, the Rateau turbo-supercharger was not fitted, its development having been interrupted by repeated failures caused by the difficulty of producing suitable high temperature resistant alloys.
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These carbon fibers had sufficient strength ( modulus of elasticity and tensile strength ) to be used as a reinforcement for composites having high strength to weight properties and for high temperature resistant applications
