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Seam welding
| Глоссарий по текстилю и текстильной промышленности |
Any stitchless procedure for joining fabrics based on the use of thermoplastic resins or the direct welding of thermoplastic materials. seam welding is an alternative to conventional needle-and-thread seaming operations that is extremely popular in the nonwoven field.
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Сварка швом, русский
(1) дуговая сварка или сварка электросопротивлением, при которой ряд накладывающихся точечных швов создается путем вращения электродов или заготовки или обоих одновременно. (2) создание продольного шва на листах или трубах.
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Seam, английский
- Sidewinder expanded acquisition mode (system)
- Шов
- The sewing together of two edges of canvas, which should have about 110 stitches in every yard of length. also, the identical anglo-saxon word for a horse-load of 8 bushels, and much looked to in carrying fresh fish from the coast. also, the opening between the edges of the planks in the decks and sides of a ship; these are filled with a quantity of oakum and pitch, to prevent the entrance of water. (see caulking.)
- [1] the space between adjacent planks or strakes of a ship—essential to allow for expansion when the wood is wetted and swells, but needing caulking to be watertight. [2] the junction formed by a sailmaker sewing two pieces of canvas together. [3] the joint between two steel hull plates welded or riveted together. [4] a similar line, ridge, or groove made by fitting, joining, or lapping together any two objects.
- A very thin vein of mineral or stratum of sedimentary rock.
- As used by churn drillers, a synonym for crevice.
- 1) a minor, often clay-filled zone with a thickness of some cm. when
- A discontinuity caused by a void or crack in rolled material parallel to the axis of the material which although closed is not welded. a line of junction; a line, groove, ridge, or interstice formed by or between two contracting edges.
- Linear discontinuity formed by a lack of metal from folds produced by an underfilled pass during metal rolling. squeezed tight on subsequent passes, the underfill runs parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bar. 318 visual testing
- Linear surface discontinuity, often oriented parallel to the component’s axis (in other words, longitudinal) and produced during metal rolling. seams can originate from ingot blowholes, cracks, or improper forging.
Seam, английский
Seam contour, английский
Seam drilling, английский
Seam face, английский
On a building stone, a face formed by a natural seam in the rock.
Seam factor, английский
Seam gradient, английский
Seam mark, английский
A particular type of pressure mark in the finished fabric. it is produced during finishing operations by the thickness of the seam used to join pieces for processing.
Seam resistance welding, английский
Seam resistance welding on movable mandrel, английский
Seam roll, английский
Seam slippage, английский
- Seam slippage refers to the condition that occurs when a fabric pulls apart at a seam. refer to the act voluntary textile performance guidelines under physical properties for specific seam slippage test information.
- A defect consisting of separated yarns occurring when sewn fabrics pull apart at the seams. seam slippage is more prone to occur in smooth-yarn fabrics produced from manufactured filament yarns.
Seam thickness, английский
Мощность пласта (напр., угольного месторождения)
Seam thinning, английский
Seam tracing system, английский
Seam tracking and height sensitivity system, английский
Seam weld, английский
Seam welding machine extension, английский
Seam-out, английский
Seaman, английский
- Generic term for sailor, or (part of) a low naval rank
- This is a term seldom bestowed among seafaring men upon their associates, unless they are known to be pre-eminent in every duty of the thorough-paced tar; one
- [1] correctly, a person skilled in every aspect of the seafarer’s craft. [2] colloquially, any person familiar with ships and the sea. [3] a naval rating or enlisted man below petty officer and above apprentice. seaman-gunner: a seaman who has received special training in the theory of projectiles, and the manner of constructing and using ordnance, and is qualified to instruct others in these matters.
Thermoplastic, английский
- A plastic material that repeatedly softens when heated and hardens when cooled.
- A classification of resin that can be readily softened and reformed by heating and be rehardened by cooling.
- A material that will soften, flow, or distort appreciably when subject to sufficient heat and pressure, i.e., pvc or pe
- (1) capable of being repeatedly softened by heat and hardened by cooling
- A material which becomes soft and pliable when heated (without change in its other properties) and hard and rigid when cooled again.
- Термопласт, термопластичная пластмасса
- A term used to describe a plastic material that is permanently fusible, i.e. manufactured fibers that will soften at higher temperatures.
- A term used to describe a plastic material that is permanently fusible. the term as applied to manufactured fibers describes their tendency to soften at higher temperatures.
Alternative, английский
- A альтернативный class, question alternativity n альтернативность
- Вариант (напр, проекта), вариантное решение || вариантный о as an ~ в качестве варианта [вариантного решения]
- One of the music genres that appears under genre classification in windows media player library. based on id3 standard tagging format for mp3 audio files. id3v1 genre id # 20.
Conventional, английский
- Обычный (об оружии)
- Обычный (напр. об оружии)
- A конвенциональный3; узуальный metaphor, norm
- Обычный; общепринятый; стандартный
Operations, английский
- Research, incorporated фирма «оперейшнз ресерч ивкорпо- рейтед»
- Field movements, whether offensive or defensive.
- Операционный отдел (в инвестиционном банке)
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Pin drafting, английский
Any system of drafting in which the orientation of the fibers relative to one another in the sliver is controlled by pins.
Serge, английский
Any smooth-faced cloth made with a two-up and two-down twill weave.
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