heat-treatment


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heat-treatment

[ˈhiːtˌtriːtmənt] n (Med) → termoterapia
to have heat-treatment → fare i forni
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Cattaneo, "Furosine and other heat-treatment indicators for detecting fraud in milk and milk products," Italian Journal of Food Science, vol.
New low-temperature heat-treatment capability minimizes distortion.
In this manufacturing method, a large heat-treatment furnace is needed to apply heat treatment uniformly to the entire magnet, and there were a number of constraints in the production process, including heat resistance required for parts such as bobbins and the like.
The special design of the TDS sensor allows it to be used inside a heat-treatment machine (e.g.
PERC has been instrumental in funding recent insect heat-treatment research including: the efficacy of heat to control stored product pests in bins and silos (Purdue University, 2007-2009), bed bug behavior at lethal and sub-lethal temperatures (University of Minnesota, 2008-2009), and heat treatment as a viable methyl bromide alternative for disinfesting grain-processing facilities (Kansas State University, 2010-2011).
According to the density of added L-LDPE, the suitable heat-treatment temperature condition that showed the best transparency was changed.
The main objective of this work was to examine changes in color and dimensional stability of wood with an oil heat-treatment process.
The falsified data relate to the heat-treatment process undertaken by another company on the pipe weld on moisture separator heaters, which increase the power plant's thermal efficiency by removing moisture from the steam that goes to turbines and heating it, Hitachi and its group company said.
Heatmasters focuses on computer-based heat-treatment technology, making use of computer and GSM technologies.