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An ultra-centrifuge for the measurement of adhesion and tensile strength
Hill, Richard Roy
Hill, Richard Roy
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1960-08
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Adhesion and tensile strength measurements may be made by spinning
rotors plated with thin films until the centrifugal fields produced
cause the films to fly off of the rotors. The construction of a vacuum
ultra-centrifuge for producing high centrifugal fields and techniques
of its use in the measurement of adhesion are discussed. Some preliminary
results of measurements of adhesion between thin copper films
and steel rotors are also included.
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Abstract -- Chapter I. Introduction -- Chapter II. The vacuum ultra-centrifuge -- Chapter III. The experimental method -- Chapter IV. Results and conclusion -- Appendix I. Forces acting on the plated film -- Bibliography
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Thesis (M.S.)-- University of Wichita, Department of Physics
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Wichita State University
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