TM 10-8415-210-13&PGLOSSARYBlister agentNormally a mustard agent dispensed in vapor or liquid form that can be persistent ornonpersistent.BlisterA raised bubble or peak-out of surface coat; raised spot or void.CrackA Break in coating, usually resulting from a crease.CreaseA fold or pleat; doubling of surface that do not adhere to one another and that cannot becorrected by manual pressure.CutAn opening made with a sharp edged object.DelaminationSurface coat removed, scraped, peeled or otherwise taken away from the cloth;separation of coating from base cloth; separation of one cloth; separation of one clothfrom another in a plied material.Dry RotFissured surface condition generally due to weathering, light, heat or repeated bendingor stretching.Embedded foreign matterInclusion; foreign matter that on removal leaves an uncoated, or poorly coated area or ahole.GBAn anticholinesterase compound that effects the nervous system.HoleAn opening of undetermined cause. An area not covered by base cloth and coatingcompound.LumpAn agglomerate of coating compound. Undiluted coating stock Imbedded foreignmaterial; surface protrusion usually of the base coating material as distinguished fromembedded foreign material.PitA spherical depression, usually of small circumference.Pleat/PleatingSee Crease.PuckerIndentation resulting from shrinkage of cloth. May also be caused by improper tension ofknife dragging during coating.Raw EdgeSee Rip.RipCut or torn roughly.Seam Air VoidSee BlisterSlurryA mixture of water and subtropical bleach for use in NBC decontamination procedures.GLOSSARY-1
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