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21 chain strand
chain strand1 TECH Kettenstrang mchain strand2 ZER Plattenbandstrang m (Kettenstrang) -
22 chain saw
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23 chain-board
chain-board[´tʃein¸bɔ:d] = chain I. 6. -
24 chain-plates
chain-plates[´tʃein¸pleits] = chain I. 6. -
25 chain drive
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26 chain gear
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27 chain up
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28 chain gang
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29 chain reaction
chain re·'ac·tion nKettenreaktion f;to set off a \chain reaction eine Kettenreaktion auslösen (a. fig) -
30 chain of stations
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > chain of stations
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31 chain
chain I v 1. anketten, mit Ketten befestigen; 2. VERM vermessen (mit Messkette) chain II 1. Kette f; 2. Messkette fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > chain
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32 chain block
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > chain block
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33 chain dog
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > chain dog
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34 chain fall
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > chain fall
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35 Chain Twill
Another name for the Clay Twill. These twills give a chain effect due to the two fold weft and the large amount of shrinkage in width that takes place during finishing. There is about 15 to 17 per cent shrinkage from cloth width to finished width. The yams are botany worsteds and woven about 60 X 62 per inch; 2/38's to 23/4/42's yarns. -
36 Chain Twist
A fancy yarn composed of three threads, two are doubled and the third is added in a reverse twist (see Chain Yarn) -
37 Chain Warp
A warp of fewer threads than a ball warp. It is looped or linked in the form of a chain, so as to facilitate its progress through the dyeing and sizing process. -
38 Chain Weave
A weave giving a chain effect used in the worsted trade; it is produced by a double corkscrew twill weave. -
39 Chain Yarn
A three-fold yarn made from a thick soft spun thread twisted with another thread of finer counts and a medium twist. This double thread is again twisted with a third and still finer thread, but with the twist in the reverse way. The illustration shows a cloth in which a chain yarn is used for figuring, Both warp and weft are utilised and by weaving these fancy yarns on an open ground cloth a reversible fabric is obtained. The ground cloth is 36 X 40 per inch, 50's/50's cotton yarns and figuring cham yarn 12 X 12 per inch (see Yarns) -
40 chain
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