dry strength

This increased tremendously the green and dry strength of the molds.

The wet strength chemicals may improve the dry strength of the paper as well.

Cationic starch is added as sizing agent to increase the dry strength of the paper.

It is not necessary to add additional binders for most paper grades, although both wet and dry strength additives may be added.

Ball clays commonly exhibit high plasticity and high dry strength.

With a glue like casein the various effects cancel out so that the wet and dry strength of practical joints are nearly identical.

Dry strength is substantially retained in the early stages of firing and, as ceramic bond formation begins, the strength properties improve.

Additives are added to the molding components to improve: surface finish, dry strength, refractoriness, and "cushioning properties".

The pH is controlled and various fillers, such as whitening agents, size and wet strength or dry strength are added if necessary.

It is recognised that there is no sharp boundary (in dry strength, at least) between the weakest rock materials and the strongest cohesive soil materials.

Resorcinol Glue: A glue that is high in both wet and dry strength and resistant to high temperatures.

The plaster is not pure plaster of Paris, but rather has additives to improve green strength, dry strength, permeability, and castability.

Because Polyroad is water resistant it prevents the erosion of density values usually caused by capillary action of water in the pavement maintaining its dry strength in wet conditions.

Up to 2% of cereal binders, such as dextrin, starch, sulphite lye, and molasses, can be used to increase dry strength (the strength of the mold after curing) and improve surface finish.

SNF also manufactures synthetic dry strength resins which are acrylamide based, glyoxalated (FLOSTRENGTH) or issued from Hofmann rearrangement.

Enclosure to the Annex to the Decision on the eco-labelling of kitchen rolls Strength 1. In practice no product is inadequate on a dry strength basis and because of this the wet strength properties dominate this variable.

Cationic starches together with other retention and internal sizing agents help to give the necessary strength properties to the paper web formed in the papermaking process (wet strength), and to provide strength to the final paper sheet (dry strength).

The commercial value of clays and of claylike shales depends on proximity to centres where clay products are used, and on their physical properties; eg, they must have moderate plasticity, high dry strength, low shrinkage and low deformation under load.