DELAMINATE Meaning and
Definition
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Delaminate is a verb that refers to the process or act of separating or causing layers to separate from each other, typically in a material or substance that consists of multiple layers bonded together. This term is often used in the context of laminated materials or structures, where several layers are adhered together to form a composite material.
When delamination occurs, the bonds holding these layers together are weakened or broken, leading to the separation of the layers and the loss of structural integrity. This can happen due to various factors, such as mechanical stress, exposure to heat or moisture, or manufacturing defects.
Delamination can be observed in a variety of materials, including laminated wood, plastics, composites, or even geological formations such as rock layers. It can have serious implications in various industries, such as construction, aerospace, automotive, or electronics, as it compromises the strength and stability of the affected objects or components.
Detecting and preventing delamination is crucial in ensuring the durability and performance of laminated materials. Non-destructive testing methods, such as ultrasonic inspections or visual examinations, are often employed to identify signs of delamination before it becomes a critical issue. In many cases, repairs or preventive measures, such as applying adhesive or reinforcing layers, may be necessary to address delamination and restore the integrity of the material or structure.
Common Misspellings for DELAMINATE
Etymology of DELAMINATE
The word "delaminate" is derived from the prefix "de-", which indicates reversal or removal, and the root word "laminate".
The term "laminate" comes from the Latin word "lamina", meaning "thin plate" or "layer". It originally referred to a thin layer of wood, but its usage has expanded to various materials that are made up of multiple layers bonded together.
When the prefix "de-" is added to "laminate", it forms "delaminate", which means to separate or cause the layers of a laminated material to come apart.
Conjugate verb Delaminate
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