Übersetzung für "Dünnflüssiges öl" in Englisch

A pale yellow, thinly liquid oil is formed.

For testing, acid-free, thin oil or distilled water (for the special versions) is used as medium.

For testing, acid-free, thin oil or distilled water (for the special versions) is used as medium.

Use oil with a high viscosity and fill in just a few drops or else it will start dripping.

An oil of low viscosity has the advantage that it may be applied very uniformly and that it easily diffuses through the powder layer and evaporates within the furnace.

For this reason, the knitting tools have to be lubricated for which, as a rule, low-viscosity oil is used which is applied as a mist or in drops to discrete lubricating locations in the guide groove.

These dynamic level differences become more noticeable as the viscosity decreases (lower viscosity), i.e. high-viscosity oil reveals less marked level differences when travelling in a curve than low-viscosity oil.

Drying and evaporation gives a mobile oil which, according to NMR, consists of 80% of the product and 20% of di-tert.-butyl dicarbonate.

After operation, remove dust from both sides of the blade with wired brush, wipe off it with a rag and then apply enough low-viscosity oil, such as machine oil etc. and spray-type lubricating oil.

The aluminum-comprising billet 14 —already partly through annealing path 30 in the present given depiction—is cooled by a thin oil 34 prior to the oil being removed from the aluminum-comprising billet 14 by a stripping means, depicted here as die 36 .

The 3-substituted tert-butyl 3-aminopropionate was obtained as a highly liquid, readily volatile oil in a yield of >50%.

The billet is preferably moved through the thin oil following the annealing process.

The highly viscous resin is mixed with 4 times its quantity of water to form a thin, clear oil.

The thin-bodied oil is available as easy-to-use spray which shows excellent penetrating properties.

If the temperature of the oil increases in front of the throttle, the oil thus becomes thinner and continuously decreases the throttling effect.

The medium that may be thickly viscous to thinly viscous, preferably thinly viscous, e.g., oil, is injected through a nozzle, e.g., a high-pressure nozzle, a conduit or special feeds, through the reactor bottom into the close region of the oscillation-transducing sonotrode surface 3 .

Another known use of the oil temperature is as a criterion for adjusting the idling speed of an internal combustion engine, as at very high oil temperatures a higher idling speed is necessary in order to provide the internal combustion engine with an adequate supply of the then low-viscosity oil.

During the lifting operation oil must be pressed through associated conduits, and the fluid pressure within the lifting cylinder will be less for non-viscous oil than for viscous oil.

The oil becomes thinner with increasing temperature, while it becomes more viscous as temperatures decrease.

Assisted by naturally occurring or added surfactants, the oil thinned by water vapor is emulsified in and transported by water.

As a rule, suitable cooling units are used to discharge the heat using cooling water or thin-flowing oil, which can also be obtained from GMN.

A surface from which oil and water simply bounce off: The superamphiphobic coating is not even wet by the low-viscosity oil hexadecane, which would spread out even on a non-stick coating.