1. Concept of surface integrity
1.1 Surface definition
From a materials engineering point of view, a surface is a zone separating a body from the surrounding environment. It corresponds to an interface (solid-gas, solid-liquid, solid-solid) with physical and chemical properties that depend on the composition of the material and the environment. The chemical composition and mechanical properties of this zone can be very different from those of the material's core. The term "surface" refers to a layer with a thickness of between 10
–2
and 10
–6
mm
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Bibliography
Bibliography
Websites
Confédération Nationale des Syndicats Dentaires – CNDS http://www.cnsd.fr/ (Accessed May 15, 2020)
Lambda Technologies Group https://www.lambdatechs.com/surface-integrity/ (Accessed May 15, 2020)
Standards
- Geometrical product specification (GPS). Surface texture : profile method. Terms, definitions and surface texture parameters - ISO 4287 - 1998
- Geometrical product specifications (GPS). Surface texture : profile method. Rules and procedures for the assessment of surface texture (1996) - ISO 4288 - 1996
- Geometrical product specifications (GPS). Surface texture : profile method. Motif parameters - ISO 12085 - 1998 ...
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Industrial players (non-exhaustive list)
3M Espe
Producer and supplier of biomaterials http://www. 3mfrance.fr
B&D Dental Technologies
Producer and supplier of biomaterials http://www.origincadcam.com
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