Übersetzung für 'basic steel' von Englisch nach Deutsch

basic steel

basischer Stahl {m}tech.

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basic Bessemer steel

Thomasstahl {m}

T-Stahl {m}tech.

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basic converter steel

Thomasstahl {m}

Thomas-Stahl {m}

Thomasflussstahl {m}

Thomas-Flussstahl {m}

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basic oxygen (furnace) steel

LD-Stahl {m}

Oxigenstahl {m}

Sauerstoffblasstahl {m}

Sauerstoffaufblasstahl {m}

sauerstoffgefrischter Konverterstahl {m}

basic oxygen steel process

Sauerstoffblasverfahren {n}

Sauerstoffaufblasverfahren {n}

Oxigen-Verfahren {n}ind.tech.

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high-speed steel <HSS, HS, HS steel>

Schnellarbeitsstahl {m} <HSS, HS, HS-Stahl, HSS-Stahl>material

Hochleistungs­schnittstahl {m} <HSS>ind.materialtech.

Hochleistungs­schnellarbeitsstahl {m} <HSS> [auch: Hochleistungs­-Schnellarbeitsstahl]materialtech.

Hochleistungs­schnellschnittstahl {m} <HSS> [auch: Hochleistungs­-Schnellschnittstahl]ind.materialtech.

Basic English <BASIC>

Basic English / Englisch {n} [auf 850 Wörter begrenzter englischer Wortschatz für die internationale Kommunikation]ling.

basic {adj}

Grund-

fundamental

grundsätzlich

basischchem.

wesentlich

grundlegend

alkalischchem.

elementar

basic substance

Grundsubstanz {f}anat.

basic motive

Grundmotiv {n}psych.

basic requirement

Grundanforderung {f}

basic costs

Grundkosten {pl}fin.

basic philosophy

grundlegende Philosophie {f}

basic taste

Grundgeschmacksrichtung {f}anat.biol.

basic knowledge

Grundlagenwissen {n}

• The company was jointly owned by Cammell Laird and Vickers and was formed to bring together their basic steel making interests, principally in the Sheffield area but also including a plant in Openshaw, Manchester.
• The rear shock/spring is directly connected, without linkages, to a non symmetrical, gull wing, aluminium swing arm instead of the more basic steel swing arm used on the Ninja and ER-6.
• In 1944, Pressman participated in resolution of a labor dispute of a national case in basic steel, involving some six hundreds unions on strike.
• X46Cr13 is a basic steel without molybdenum, nitrogen or vanadium. It can be outperformed (typically at a higher cost) by more advanced steels like N680 with similar carbon content.
• It contained two regenerative open-hearth basic steel furnaces, with a capacity of 25 tons per heat.

• It was the site of the experiments by Sidney Gilchrist Thomas and his cousin Percy Gilchrist that led to "the basic steel process" or "Gilchrist–Thomas process".
• It contained two regenerative open-hearth basic steel furnaces, with the capacity to heat [...].