delamination Definition
de·lami·na·tion (dē lam′ə nā′s̸hən)
noun
- separation into layers
- Embryology the formation of endoderm by the splitting of the blastoderm into two layers of cells
delamination Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- plys: The product should be free of bent corners and delamination of plys and surface papers.
- layer: Delamination of the various layers in the vinyl material construction also frequently occurs.
- film: Blistering Localized delamination of a paint film in the form of blisters from the underlying surface.
Converse of object
- cause: For small local delamination caused by the core never really bonding to the skins, injecting epoxy works.
- predict: A quadratic average stress failure criterion is suggested to predict delamination and the interlayer at which it occurs.
Adjective modifier
possible: Allies and Morrison had been concerned initially about possible delamination.
Modifies a noun
- growth: Movie 1: Dynamic testing of delamination crack growth in a composite laminate.
- problem: The delamination problem is rather complex due to the presence of singularities and the anisotropy of the media.
- survey: The aim of a delamination survey is to measure the amount of cracking between the rebars before it becomes apparent at the surface.
- test: Figure 2. Experimental arrangement for four point bend delamination test.
Noun used with modifier
edge: Failure criteria - failure modes and analysis, criteria, edge delamination ( also at layer drop offs ).
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