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What does COE stand for?

Coefficient of Expansion (glass and lampwork)


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Samples in periodicals archive:
Material selection depends on the devices to be cooled, the assembly design configuration, and the need to maintain a low coefficient of expansion (CTE), while ensuring against CTE mismatches.
Called Zerodur, this material's coefficient of expansion is only 0.
Rising to cross- examine the prosecution's expert witness, he asked: 'What is the coefficient of expansion of brass?
The slope of this plot is determined by the volume coefficient of expansion, the related thermodynamic variable, the first derivative of volume.
The addition of an anti-vein agent changes the thermal coefficient of expansion of the core sand to allow the veining defect to improve or not exist.
The X-axis carriage and Z-axis ram are constructed from an aluminum/ silicon carbide matrix material that exhibits a similar coefficient of expansion as that of steel.
It has a very low coefficient of expansion," says Griffith.
The coefficient of expansion is similar for the materials," he says, "and our longer fibers means there can be a greater panel curvature before there is any tearing.

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