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granularity
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A fine grained metallic layer has a grain size in the range of 2 to 5000 nm, a thickness ranging from 30 microns to 5 cm, a modulus of resilience ranging from 0.
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These ores are alternating laminations of fine grained hematite and oolitic hematite, both with interstitial quartz.
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The manufacture and resharpening of indexable ceramic inserts for milling and drilling could get a boost from electro discharge dressing (ECDD), according to Hans Tonshoff; Institute of Production Engineering, Hannover, Germany Without ECDD, low material removal rates and frequent dressing of a fine grained diamond grinding wheel are needed to achieve quality edges on these inserts, which are typically made of ceramics such as aluminum oxide.
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