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Iதுத்தநாகம் பூசப்பட்ட இரும்புIIதுத்தநாகம் பூசிய இரும்புநாகம்பூசியவிரும்புIVநாகம் பூசிய இரும்புVPhysiology & Hygieneநாகம்பூசியவிரும்புVIதுத்தநாகம் பூசிய இரும்பு, வெள்ளீயம் பூசிய இரும்புதுத்த நாகம் பூசிய இரும்புதுத்தநாகம் பூசிய இரும்புIXதூத்தநாகம் பூசிய இரும்புXநாக இரும்பு -
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n1. corrugated galvanised iron2. corrugated iron sheet3. corrugated sheet iron4. corrugated sheet metal -
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f(plaques de couverture) galvanised iron profileDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > petites ondes
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Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > tôle galvanisée
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13 Craufurd, Henry William
SUBJECT AREA: Metallurgy[br]fl. 1830s[br]English patentee of the process of coating iron with zinc (galvanized iron).[br]Although described as Commander of the Royal Navy, other personal details of Craufurd appear to be little known. His process for coating sheet iron with a protective layer of zinc, conveyed as a communication from abroad, was granted a patent in 1837. The details closely resembled, indeed are believed to have been based upon, those developed and patented in France in 1836 by Sorel, who had worked in collaboration with Ledru. There had been French interest in substituting zinc for tin as a coating for iron from 1742 with work by Malouin. Zinc-coated iron saucepans were produced in Rouen in the 1780s, but the work was later abandoned. Craufurd's patent directed that iron objects should be dipped into molten zinc, protected from volatilization by a layer of sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride, NH4Cl which also served as a flux. The quite misleading term "galvanizing" had already been introduced by Sorel for his process. Later its pro-tective properties were discovered to depend for effectiveness on the formation of a thin layer of zinc-iron alloy between the iron sheet and its zinc coating. Craufurd's patent was infringed in England soon after being granted, and was followed by several improvements, particularly those of Edmund Morewood, collaborating with George Rogers in five patents, of which four referred to methods of corrugation. The resulting production of zinc-coated iron implements, together with corrugated iron sheeting quickly adopted for building purposes, developed into an important industry of the West Midlands, Bristol, London and other parts of Britain.[br]Bibliography1837, British patent no. 7,355 (coating sheet iron with zinc).Further ReadingH.W.Dickinson, 1943–4, "A study of galvanised and corrugated sheet metal", Transactions of the Newcomen Society 24:27–36 (the best and most concise account).JDBiographical history of technology > Craufurd, Henry William
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1) General subject: zinc plated steel2) Engineering: galvanized steel3) Construction: galvanized iron, zinc-coated steel4) Automobile industry: zinc-galvanized steel5) Makarov: galvanised steel6) Electrochemistry: galvanized steel (горячим способом)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > оцинкованная сталь
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V1. उत्तेजित\galvanizeकरनाLiberalisation policy has galvanized the private sector in the business world.2. जस्ता\galvanizeया\galvanizeक़लई\galvanizeचढ़ानाThe mechanic galvanised the iron door of the car.
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corrugated iron — /ˌkɒrəgeɪtəd ˈaɪən/ (say .koruhgaytuhd uyuhn) noun a type of sheet iron or steel strengthened for use in construction by being formed into a series of alternating grooves and ridges and usually galvanised for weather resistance …
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