Übersetzung für 'furnace vessel' von Englisch nach Deutsch

furnace vessel [steelmaking]

Ofengefäß {n} [Stahlerzeugung]tech.

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one-vessel coronary artery disease <1-vessel CAD>

koronare Eingefäßkrankheit {f} <koronare 1-Gefäßkrankheit, koronare 1-Gefäß-Krankheit>med.

koronare Eingefäßerkrankung {f}

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furnace

Heizkessel {m}

heißer Raum {m}

Hochofen {m}

Glutofen {m}

Feuerstätte {f} [Ofen, Heizkessel etc.]

Feuerungs­anlage {f}

ungeprüft Brutofen {m}

Schmelzofen {m}tech.

Ofen {m}tech.

harte Prüfung {f}

Feuerprobe {f}

Feuerung {f}

Feuerraum {m} [Ofen]

preheating furnace

Vorwärmofen {m}tools

tube furnace

Bombenofen {m}

steelmaking furnace

Stahlwerksofen {m}

recirculating furnace

Luftumwälzofen {m}

puddling furnace

Puddelofen {m}ind.tech.

• He brought many Venetian craftsmen to his London workshop and opened a second furnace outside the city to produce vessel and green glass.
• Iron Age activity was revealed in the Eastern end of the excavation area, including the base of a small metal-working furnace cut into the gravel, and the fragment of a crucible (a vessel in which metal was melted before being poured into a mould).
• It has been surmised that the "Confiance" had also been equipped with a "shot furnace", a stove where solid iron round shot could be heated red hot before being quickly fired at an enemy vessel with the intention of setting it alight.
• An electric arc furnace used for steelmaking consists of a refractory-lined vessel, usually water-cooled in larger sizes, covered with a retractable roof, and through which one or more graphite electrodes enter the furnace.
• Besides the main fort with 64 guns, Fort Knox had two open water batteries facing the river, each equipped with a shot furnace to heat cannonballs sufficiently that they could ignite wooden ships if the ball lodged in the vessel.

• The principle of the instrument is to generate pressure by compressing a sample assembly, which includes a resistance furnace, inside a pressure vessel.
• The BBOC furnace is a cylindrical steel vessel with a protective internal lining of refractory bricks.
• Steel and nickel alloys are melted in the electric arc furnace and can be processed through the AOD refining vessel.
• The process combines two process units, the Cyclone Converter Furnace (CCF) for ore melting and pre-reduction and a Smelting Reduction Vessel (SRV) where the final reduction stage to liquid iron takes place.
• On 16 May 1746, the British naval expedition acquired a new force when HMS "Furnace" was joined by another bomb vessel, [...].

• Chinese alchemists would "liàndān" 煉丹 (with "smelt; refine") "concoct pills of immortality" using a "dāndǐng" 丹鼎 (with "tripod cooking vessel; cauldron") "furnace for concocting pills of immortality".
• In Champion's process, zinc ore (in this case, the carbonate, ZnCO3) was sealed in large reduction pots with charcoal and heated in a furnace.
• The carbonaceous residue is reduced to ash by heating in a muffle furnace at about 775 °C, cooled and weighed.
• They yielded interesting finds: a metal furnace with a crucible still in situ in the south-eastern room, and a well-constructed fireplace and work surface in the north-eastern room.
• Hot blast refers to the preheating of air blown into a blast furnace or other metallurgical process.

• In 1791, with John Patton, he co-founded of Centre Furnace in State College, Pennsylvania.
• These directed the water into the boiler water pipes where it was heated by the furnace.
• In addition to bunkering fuel and edible oil, other cargoes that are envisaged to be handled at the proposed facility include vegetable oil (crude and refined), furnace oil and molasses.
• The heat from the flame can also be used to warm the body by allowing the exhaust gases to flow under a shirt or poncho pulled out from the body, a technique discovered almost immediately by cold miners, and nicknamed by cavers the "Palmer furnace" [...].