sinter in English

verb

1

make (a powdered material) coalesce into a solid or porous mass by heating it (and usually also compressing it) without liquefaction.

To create actual products from the trimmings, manufacturers would pulverize them and then sinter the resulting powder into parts, a process that would preserve the nanocrystalline structure.

noun

1

a hard siliceous or calcareous deposit precipitated from mineral springs.

The spring pool has a rim of grey siliceous sinter up to 2 m wide and 0.5m high.

2

solid material that has been sintered, especially a mixture of iron ore and other materials prepared for smelting.

For decades, steelmakers have used highly polluting ovens to turn powdery coal and iron ore into chunks called coke and sinter , which are melted with superheated air to make iron.

Use "sinter" in a sentence

1. Rememberer Cerotypes opisthodomus sinter hooly episkeletal

2. Oil enters the sinter feed mainly by addition of mill scale.

3. Fine-grained ores and concentrates sintered (agglomerated) into lumps in the sinter plant.

4. The background of the tryout of the sinter synergistic agent is introduced.

5. The paper introduce the moulding and sinter technology of a new kind of tyrannous cathode.

6. The invention relates to a band saw, especially used on rock, comprising a carrier band (1) and sinter-fused abrasive segments (3). According to the invention, said abrasive segments (3) are sinter-fused onto intermediate elements (2) which are welded to the carrier band (1).

7. The sinter plant includes all the plant for sintering prior to being charged into the balst-furnace and to agglomerate.

8. Provided that these issues can be satisfactorily dealt with, the sinter traffic on ACRI is likely to continue.

9. Output of all sinter pellet and other plants producing agglomerated materials for blast furnace charge and directly reduced sponge iron.

10. Output of all sinter pellet and other plants producing agglomerated materials for blast furnace charge and directly reduced sponge iron

11. In February 1981 contract was signed with Soviet-Union for preparation of working drawings for coke ovens, blast furnace and sinter plant.

12. The prefilter for the removal of oil, water and dust particles with absolute retention efficiency. The Ultraporex prefilter contains the highly porous sinter bronze filter medium.

13. It is suitable as the raw materials of abrasive, sinter, plasma spraying material, filler, single crystal, catalyst support, phosphor, sealing material and ceramic filter, thus being remarkably useful from the industrial viewpoint.

14. The hardened alloy can be applied to such wear-and abrasion-resistant components as grizzly bars, hammer tips in hammer mills, sinter blow bars, coal and bone pulverisers, slurry spray nozzles and lining plates in chutes and crushers.

15. As a result, most geysers form in places where there is volcanic rhyolite rock which dissolves in hot water and forms mineral deposits called siliceous sinter, or geyserite, along the inside of the plumbing systems which are very slender.

16. Selective laser sintering (SLS) is an additive manufacturing (AM) technique that uses a laser as the power source to sinter powdered material (typically nylon/polyamide), aiming the laser automatically at points in space defined by a 3D model, binding the material together to create a solid structure.

17. During the flow through the upper layer (54A), at least the main volume of NOx components is adsorbed from the sinter flue gas onto the surface of the adsorption/absorption agents charged with NOx, or N2, and with small amounts of SOx and/or HCl.