delaminate


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delaminate

(dē-lăm′ə-nāt′)
intr.v. delami·nated, delami·nating, delami·nates
To split into thin layers.
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A team of engineers from the National Taipei University of Technology and Lakhtakia developed a method to produce periodically multi layered materials, similar to the lens in the peacock mantis shrimp, that are suitable for waveplates in the visual light spectrum and cannot delaminate because they are manufactured as one piece.
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To prevent pull lines showing on the hologram, a double-roller system is used to delaminate the film from the master to ensure a steady, smooth release.
Dai Nippon PP passport laminate
When trying to pierce holes with the waterjet, the company found that due to the nature of the material--composed of separately laminated layers--the lateral forces generated from the waterjet stream would delaminate the material.
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This compresses the focal plane array, causing specially designed electrical interconnects to delaminate from the rubber surface and form arcs, pinned on the ends by detector pixels.
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The proprietary extrusion process used to manufacture these cables produces a one-piece silicone encapsulation that will not delaminate or degrade due to vibration or exposure to oils or chemicals.
Silicone cables
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Dragonfly
After shutting down the aircraft, the crew found that one of the blades had begun to delaminate.
USNTPS
The heart of the system is a central converting drum with five processing stations to laminate, delaminate or diecut materials like film and foil, pressure sensitive paperstock and textiles.
Multi-layer items
Particularly, the ability of organoclays to swell and delaminate in organic solvents has lead to their widespread use as rheological control agents [4-6].
An infrared method to assess organoclay delamination and orientation in organoclay polymer nanocomposites
Lanren Roman, the company's executive vice president, notes that MaSeR's process allows it to delaminate material, liberating the various raw materials.
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Tactilus[R] surface pressure mapping technology is designed to be a valuable aid in research and development and quality control for evaluation of where and how a tube fatigues as well as when labels or appliques delaminate.
Surface pressure mapping

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