kerf|kerfs in English

noun

cut in wood made by a saw

Use "kerf|kerfs" in a sentence

1. Phenomenon of erosion delay in forming kerfs by abrasive waterjet will cause kerf incline in straight cutting or kerf taper in circular cutting process.

2. To reduce the kerf width and to improve the kerf quality, the experiments of ceramic cutting with water constricted plasma arc are carried out.

3. In order to reduce the kerf width and improve the kerf quality, the hydromagnetically confined plasma arc was used to cut engineering ceramic plates.

4. On the contrary, the higher travel speed on outside wall will cause great kerf taper on outside wall of kerf and jet upward deflection zone.

5. Optimize further for equipment, raise kerf ability to lay a foundation.

6. Range of kerf width and exposure may be changed for optimized performance.

7. The novel ring is characterized in that a kerf is arranged on the original ring, and the primary snap ring and the secondary snap ring are arranged at two ends of the kerf.

8. That slot left in the wood after a saw goes through is called the kerf.

9. The kerf marks are on the victim's right acromion, right greater tubercle, right olecranon.

10. But there are additional kerf marks on the right scapula that suggest a downward stabbing motion.

11. Starting saw blade against material to be cut or forward into kerf can result in kickback.

12. As a bonus, in researching this little factoid I discovered a new word I hadn't known before; kerf.

13. An experimental study is presented to investigate the effects of cutting conditions on kerf geometry with variable process parameters.

14. Keeping average power and pulse frequency constant, pulse width is the primary parameter to influence the kerf width.

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16. It was indicated that the seeds with the treatment of kerf were the best, callus reduction rate could reach up to

17. The effect of jet pressure, standoff, travel speed and cutting radius on the cut depth and kerf taper of smooth zone was investigated.

18. Using the saw with an excessive depth of cut setting increases loading on the unit and susceptibility to twisting of the blade in the kerf.

19. The wire sawing process has been applied to slice single silicon into thin wafers for its character of minimum warp, uniform thickness and low kerf loss.

20. First, a worker undermined a chunk of coal by chipping away at the foot of it with his pick, creating a gap called a kerf.

21. This is achieved by using a unique multi beam technology, demonstrated in figure which reduces the power density, minimizes the thermal load, and reduces the kerf width in the wafer.

22. A tooth in the Backsawing zone where there is a kerf that is already enters into the wood material in the Backsawing zone in a cut in the ‘‘right’’ lateral position

23. As a bonus, in researching this little factoid I discovered a new word I hadn't known before; kerf. When you cut up a log into boards the thickness of your saw matters.

24. At the same time mechanical tunnel boring equipment will grind up the rock and soil detached by the melted kerf and pass it to the rear of the machine for disposal by conveyor slurry pipeline etc.

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