Sintering

Word SINTERING
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Definitions and meanings of "Sintering"

What do we mean by sintering?

To compact and heat a powder to form a solid mass.

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The word "sintering" in example sentences

And then we have quite a lot of specialty applications, for example, we have an application called sintering, which is high-speed deposition and that's performed well through the first half of the year and actually our printing business it's not a massive business, has also a performed strongly.

Researchers at the Univ. of Leicester, led by Professor Jingzhe Pan of the Department of Engineering, focused on a critical step in the manufacture of ceramics known as 'sintering'. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"Ceramics are produced from firstly compacting powders into a solid, and then firing the powder compacts in a process called 'sintering'. ❋ Unknown (2009)

These are precision cast by injecting a powdered metal slurry into a mold, removing the binders, and then heating (sintering) the parts. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The first human crew (three or four) gets there and sets up shop, first sintering a landing pad so that you don't have to land landers km away from the outpost. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The sintering means that the stones are compressed to a solid; barium titanate is also used in capacitors in electrical circuits, and in stone form as the heating element in hair straighteners. ❋ Unknown (2011)

A spokesman for the Iranian Embassy in Berlin, Heidar Zadeh, said the indictment is based on a misunderstanding, because the vacuum sintering oven was intended for use by an Iranian ceramics firm. ❋ David Crawford (2010)

German prosecutors also are investigating a separate allegation that Mr.S. and Mr.A. planned to ship a second vacuum sintering oven to Iran in 2008 via a shell company registered in an unnamed Asian country. ❋ David Crawford (2010)

The pair allegedly delivered a vacuum sintering oven to Iran in July 2007. ❋ David Crawford (2010)

The sintering oven at the center of the German case is valued at about €850,000 ($1.1 million) and falls under an export embargo because it is a dual-use device — one that can be used for both civilian and military purposes. ❋ David Crawford (2010)

Mr. Koszo, who is Hungarian, learned of the sintering technology in an article published by the University of New South Wales, which helped him partner with scientists ❋ Unknown (2010)

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