Übersetzung für 'Sinter' von Englisch nach Deutsch

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sinternind.material

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sinter [deposit]

Sinter {m}geol.

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sinter [sintered material or product]

Sinterzeug {n} [Sintergut]ind.material

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calc-sinter

Kalksinter {m}geol.

siliceous sinter

Kieselsinter {m}geol.

sinter bearing [sintered bearing]

Sinterlager {n}tech.

sinter column [stalagnate]

Sintersäule {f} [Stalagnat]geol.

sinter formation

Sinterformation {f}geol.

sinter formation [forming of sinter]

Sinterbildung {f}geol.

sinter plant

Sinteranlage {f}ind.

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(lime) sinter terrace

Sinterterrasse {f}geol.

• The dome holds many different forms of sinter decoration like stalactites, stalagmites and sinter columns.
• Sinter roasting involves heating the fine ores at high temperatures, where simultaneous oxidation and agglomeration of the ores take place.
• Pole shoes made of sinter offer increased brake performance and do not form weldings, but their wear is higher.
• Geyserite, or siliceous sinter, is a form of opaline silica that is often found as crusts or layers around hot springs and geysers.
• East of Michelfeld-Wagrain there is on the slopes a small "wachsender Bach" ("growing stream") with sinter formations between a field track and a hedge.

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• Some 35 kilometers north of Lijiang is the Baishui Terrace (...), an area where spring water flows over a sinter terrace, leaving behind travertine.
• Calcareous sinter is a freshwater calcium carbonate deposit, also known as calc-sinter.
• Chom Ong Cave features especially impressive stalagmites and stalactites, as well as large sparkling sinter formations.
• Research facilities such as universities and institutes take advantage of the short sinter cycles, which speeds the research process.
• Mill scale generated in rolling mills will be collected and sent to a sinter plant for recycling.

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• The material produced by sintering is called "sinter". The word "sinter" comes from the Middle High German [...] , a cognate of English "cinder".
• Grotto Geyser's cone is nearly [...] high. The odd shape comes from sinter accumulating over dead tree stumps as the geyser erupted.
• These porous scaffolds are usually prepared by sintering glass particles that are already formed into the 3D geometry and allowing them to bond to the particles into a strong glass phase made up of a network of pores.
• in the ignition zone and between 900 and 1000 °C in the soaking zone to prevent sudden quenching of the sintered layer.
• Until 2007 COMILOG dumped the [...] fines, and used only the richer [...] fines to produce sinter.

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