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Exfoliated vermiculite
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
Vermiculite which has been expanded, by a heat process, to many times its original volume; suitable for lightweight aggregate, particularly for insulating purposes; used as a thermal insulation.
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Exfoliate, английский
Exfoliated vermiculite., английский
Exfoliating powder, английский
Instead of using an exfoliator with large granules or man-made microbeads, exfoliating powder is a gentle way to slough away dry, dead skin. after cleansing your face, mix the powder with water to create a thick paste. massage the paste into your skin for about a minute, and rinse.
Exfoliation, английский
- Peeling, swelling, or scaling of stone or mineral surfaces in thin layers; caused by chemical or physical weathering or by heat. minerals such as vermiculite expand to many times their original size when heat-treated. exh on drawings, abbr. for “exhaust.”
- The loss of layers of tissue such as sunburnt skin
- Отслаивание; шелушение
- The process by which concentric scales, plates, or shells of rock, from less than a centimeter to several meters in thickness, are successively spalled or stripped from the bare surface of a large rock mass. it often results in a rounded rock mass or dome-shaped hill. gg
- Process by which thin, curvilinear scales or shells or rock are
- Exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from your skin. it can be both physical or manual (using a scrub or tool to slough off dead skin cells) and chemical (with acids or enzymes that dissolve dead skin cells).
- A type of corrosion that progresses approximately parallel to the outer surface of the metal, causing layers of the metal to be elevated by the formation of corrosion product.
- Corrosion that progresses approximately parallel to the outer surface of the metal, causing layers of the metal to be elevated by the formation of corrosion product.
- Corrosion that progresses approximately parallel to the outer surface of the metal, causing layers of the metal to be elevated by the formation of corrosion product.1 exitance, radiant: see radiosity.
Exfoliation dome, английский
Exfoliative dermatitis, английский
A typical form of dermatitis where the skin becomes red and comes off in flakes
Exfoliator, английский
A physical scrub or chemical substance that helps shed dead surface skin cells, to prevent clogged pores and dullness.
Vermiculite, английский
- A mineral used as bulk insulation and also as aggregate in insulating and acoustical plaster and in insulating concrete floors.
- A natural mica expanded by heat (i.e., exfoliated) to form lightweight thermal insulating material, used in the expanded state alone as loose-fill or as aggregate with other materials.
- Вермикулит
Vermiculite, французский
Vermiculite concrete, английский
Concrete in which the aggregate consists of exfoliated vermiculite.
Vermiculite plaster, английский
A plaster using very fine exfoliated vermiculite as the aggregate; used as a fire-retardant covering on steel beams, concrete slabs, etc.
Lightweight, английский
- Легкий; малого веса
- Человек, ниже среднего веса; животное или вещь легче стандартного веса несерьезный, поверхностный человек
Particularly, английский
Insulating, английский
Insulation, английский
- Material which offers extremely high resistance to the passage of current.
- Any material high in resistance to heat transmission that, when placed in the walls, ceiling, or floors of a structure, and will reduce the rate of heat flow.
- Any material that slows down the transfer of heat.
- Any material that reduces the speed of heat transfer
- Изоляция
- A material having high resistance to the flow of electric current. often called a dielectric.
- Изоляция; материал, используемый для изоляции холодильника (морозильника, термоконтейнера и т.п.) integrated disease surveillance (ids)
- Изоляция; материал, используемый для изоляции холодильника (морозильника, термоконтейнера и т.п.)
- Изоляция; изоляционный материал
- A material used to prevent the flow of heat into or out of a building. often consists of ‘batts’ placed in the ceilings and walls, but can also be metal foil or ‘loose fill’ materials, such as recycled paper fluff.
- A material used to prevent the flow of electricity. normally used on electrical wires to prevent electric shock. typical materials used include plastics such as pvc and polypropylene, as well as ceramics and minerals such as mica.
Particular, английский
A частный; конкретный grammar partitioned a разделённый на части sequence 1 одна из базовых операций компьютерной обработки текстов; в каче- стве данных берутся текст либо сегмент текста, грамматика и цель разбора, а на выходе получается удовлетворяющее цели множество значений категориальной отнесённости сегментов в виде, например, дерева разбора. 2 применяется запоминание также и гипотез, выдвигаемых при разбо- ре, и результатов их проверки – м. кэй. 3 используется, в частности, для разбора арифметических выражений. partitioning n членение sentence ~ членение предложений (напр., при переводе )
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Broken joints, английский
Vertical masonry joints which are staggered to provide better bond and added structural strength, no unit being directly above another. broken-joint tile a curved roof tile which overlaps only the tile in the course immediately below. broken pediment 1.a pediment whose sloping or curving sides terminate before reaching the pediment’s highest point, resulting in an opening that is often filled with an urn, cartouche, or other ornament; sometimes called an open pediment or broken-apex pediment. brittle 142 broached spire
Natural ventilation, английский
- Ventilation by air movement caused by natural forces, rather than by fans. naval stores 1. oils, resins, tars, and pitches obtained from the oleoresin of pine trees. 2. obsolete name for resin and turpentine. nave 1. the middle aisle of a church. 2. by extension, both middle and side aisles of a church from the entrance to the crossing or chancel. 3. that part of the church intended primarily for the laity. natural fiber 656 nave, 1; nave arcade
- Airflow created in a tunnel by natural conditions such as winds, atmospheric pressure differentials, temperature variations, etc.
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