Übersetzung für "Finely grained" in Deutsch

Various processes are known for the production of finely-grained materials which have a matting effect.

Another advantage is that the discharged bulk material is considerably more finely grained.

Garnet sand or any other finely grained material, can be used as the blasting material.

The finely grained wood is popular for furniture and other purposes.

Moon White Granite is a finely grained and intricately patterned natural stone.

Boxwood is very tough, hard, finely grained and the colour is light yellow.

The paste is hard, with a finely grained structure, flaky from the middle out and with barely visible eyes.

It is known to briquet customary filter dusts or finely grained sponge iron to which binders have been added.

Finely grained sponge iron, for example from direct-reduction plants, frequently also has highly pyrophoric properties.

Even if finely grained catalyst material is used in the reaction tubes, the pressure drop in the tubes is small.

Tahitian limes are large, with a pale, finely-grained pulp and a very acidic flavour.

It can be used wherever powdery and finely grained bulk materials have to be transported.

This finely grained granulate was developed for rearing and keeping fish up to 4 cm (1.6 in.).

Its guidance is a finely lapped bar of finely-grained black hard stone with a stable cross section.

As many as five layers of this finely grained material must be applied with a goose quill.

Iron ore is sold in various forms, as finely grained ore (concentrates, fines) and in larger pieces (lumps and pellets).

A well known variation of the last mentioned process consists of separating a small portion from an emulsion precipitate, dispersing it in a gelatine solution, adding a fine grained emulsion (grain diameter<0.3 ?m) and stirring the mixture in the presence of excess halide ions at an elevated temperature until the more finely grained emulsion has dissolved and its silver halide has grown on the silver halide crystals provided.

An improvement in printing machines used in photolithography, repro work, screen printing, and bromography having a glass plate and a vacuum table between which, for example, a film containing the drawing to be reproduced and the plate to be engraved are laid, after which the air between the superimposed plates is sucked out by means of a vacuum pump, characterized by the fact that the underside of the glass plate has a finely-grained rough surface, across which the air is able to escape on all sides.

The bulk material which is discharged is substantially more finely grained in the process according to the invention and its grain size of less than 2 mm amounts to only a fraction of the worm thread depth of 11.5 mm.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to a process and an installation for preparing binder-free hot-briquets for smelting purposes from ferrous pyrophorous, finely divided solids, such as dry steelmaking filter dust or finely grained sponge iron from direct-reduction plants.

A further effect interfering with or preventing the normal operation of the process occurs when a very finely grained wet product to be dried is introduced into the screening drum.

An indirectly heated tubular drier at 403° to 453° K. is provided in accordance with DD-WP 263 048 to control the dust and quality problems when dewatering finely-grained gypsum.

For this purpose, it is desirable to employ finely grained semiconductor pigments of high electrical conductivity or low specific resistance which are as lightly colored as possible or even white.

The finish on the leather is soft and flexible, the grain is not hidden and the leather therefore looks uncoated and finely grained.

Guiding the conveyor and cover belts without mutual engagement is very favorable to reducing wear, while mutual contact is recommended in case a particularly tight sealing is required, as where finely grained or dusty material is being conveyed.