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Interlamellar |
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In`ter`lam´el`lar
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| The tissue disks that result from this procedure consist of a double layer of lamellae (descending and ascending arm) that are connected by interlamellar tissue bridges. Flotation of graphite was eliminated, dendrite arm spacing was increased, metastable eutectic interlamellar spacing was decreased and eutectic grain size was coarsened. In addition, the interlamellar cut seems to eliminate the abrasive, planar cut of metal blades with the resulting rough surfaces, debris remnants and chatter marks. |
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