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Latex mortar
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An admixture used as an ingredient in a batch of mortar-mix to retard its setting.
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Latex, английский
- Rubber derivative commonly found in hospitals in surgical gloves, catheters and intravenous drip-sets. may cause severe allergic reactions during operations.
- An emulsion of finely dispersed particles of natural or synthetic rubber or plastic materials in water.
- Латекс
- A flexible, rubber-like, durable polymer material that is used in backings or coating systems in fabric-finishing processes. see backing/ back-coatings for more information.
- A milky fluid found in certain cells of some families of seed plants. latex is the raw material from which rubber is made. lawn: a light, thin cloth made of carded or combed yarns, this fabric is given a creaseresistant, crisp finish. lawn is crisper than voile but not as crisp as organdy. lcp: see liquid crystal polymer. lea: 1. one-seventh of an 840-yard cotton hank, i.e., 120 yards. 2. a standard skein with 80 revolutions of 1.5 yards each (total length of 120 yards). it is used for strength tests. 3. a unit of measure, 300 yards, used to determine the yarn number of linen yarn. the number of leas in one pound is the yarn number.
Latex, немецкий
Gummi (kautschuk), gewonnen aus dem milchsaft tropischer pflanzen. wird neuerdings sogar für beschichtungen von feinen seidenstoffen eingesetzt
Latex, латинский
Latex, французский
Latex agglutination test, английский
Реакция агглютинации латексных частиц; реакция латекс-агглютинации лабораторный метод.
Latex barrier/squares, английский
Latex cement, английский
A specialized cementing material consisting of a portland-type cement, latex, a surface-active agent, and water, having a setting time equivalent to a neat portland-cement slurry. latex cement shrinks less and is tougher, stronger, less permeable, and more durable than portland cement. lay. the direction in which the wires and strands that compose a rope or cable are twisted.
Latex condom, английский
Latex foam, английский
- Sponge rubber made from latex.
- Latex foam is an eco-friendly material, designed to relieve pressure and promote better comfort. a great option for allergy sufferers.
Latex paint, английский
- A paint containing pigments and a stable water suspension of synthetic resins (produced by emulsion polymerization)
- A paint containing latex in a water suspension (i.e., natural or synthetic rubber or plastic particles suspended in water) combined with pigments and other additives acting as binders.
Latex patching compound, английский
A compound which consists of a latex (usually styrenebutadiene rubber), portland cement, and an aggregate; moisture-, mildew-, and alkali-resistant; used for patching or leveling a floor.
Latex sealant, английский
A compound of latex which cures primarily through water evaporation.
Latex sealant. enam on drawings, abbr. for enamel., английский
Latex spray, английский
Mortar, английский
- Coulis;mortier
- A mixture of cement (or lime) with sand and water used in masonry work.
- A short piece of ordnance used for throwing shells, so that they may fall nearly vertical; they thus acquire force for breaking through roofs, decks, &c. it is fired at a fixed angle of elevation, generally at 45°, the charge of powder varying according to the range required.
- A short, large-bore cannon, designed to lob projectiles at high angles so that they drop almost vertically to break through decks, roofs, etc. in the age of sail, mortars were the only naval ordnance to fire explosive shells rather than solid shot. it was considered dangerous to have large stocks of shells on board and, moreover, below-deck reinforcing supports for mortar platforms occupied most potential magazine space, so bomb vessels were usually accompanied by an ammunition tender. moses’ law: a punishment under pirate law, sentencing the miscreant to thirty-nine lashes on the bare back. presumably the reference was to the 40 days moses spent fasting in the wilderness before receiving the ten commandments, but why the last stroke was withheld is unclear.
- Строительный раствор; строительная растворная смесь
Mortar, английский
Mortar aggregate, английский
An aggregate consisting of natural or manufactured sand. mortar bed 1.a mortar box. 2. a thick layer of mortar used to seat a structural member. mortar bed 643 monterey style low-pitched gable roof or hipped roof with its ridge parallel to the facade, usually covered with hand-split wood shingles, but sometimes with tiles; occasionally a decorative chimney cap or chimney hood; double-hung wood-frame windows with mullions; often, window shutters; occasionally, full-length windows opening onto the balcony; a relatively simple paneled entry door. doors in 20th-century houses in this style
Mortar bed, английский
Mortar box, английский
Mortar brick, английский
A type of brick used primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries; usually consisted of a mixture of sand and lime, to which water was added; then molded into bricks and allowed to harden in the open air; primarily used in regions where clay for making a better grade of bricks was unavailable.
Ingredient, английский
- A substance which is used with others to make something
- Составная часть, компонент, составляющая mix ~s составляющие [компоненты] смеси
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Adobe quemado, английский
An adobe brick that has been kiln-dried at a temperature lower than that required to produce a hard-burnt brick; usually deep red in color, relatively soft, and rough in texture.
Accelerating admixture, английский
An admixture that speeds the setting and/or the early strength development of hydraulic concrete. acceleration 1. the rate of change of the velocity of a moving body. 2. the rate of change, esp. the quickening of the natural progress of a process, such as hardening, setting, or strength development of concrete. acceleration of gravity (g) the acceleration produced by the force of gravity at the surface of the earth. (by international agreement the value of g is 386.089 inches per second square = 32.1740 feet per second square = 9.80665 meters per second square.)
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