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To: canon ball who wrote (30719)11/6/1998 11:23:00 AM
From: Bird  Respond to of 50264
 
It is in composites where the problem of different
expansion and contraction rates come into play. The military
application of composite materials to many skinned surfaces
was not a good market for "ice blasting". The private sector
is going toward the increased use of micro-composites also.
Steel bridges and engine blocks are fine for the ice method,
I was just saying the use is limited to homogeneous materials.

Bird (anti-homogeneous)
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