Examples of using Controlled cooling in English and their translations into German
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Further modules like the Technological Control System(TCS) and the Controlled Cooling Technology(CCT) module provide the possibility of online correction of the roll settings and ensure optimized temperature control in the rolling line.
Having been sued by General Hospital for infringement of claim 1 of its European patent 1490005 for"devices for selective disruption of fatty tissue by controlled cooling", Clinipro had counterclaimed for revocation of that claim.
Natural Wine Making: all our grapes are gently pressed, wines with fruity natural sweetness are steered through controlled cooling, clarified via a natural method(without clarifying agents)
To allow an optimized cooling strategy to be conducted for each steel grade, the CCT model(Controlled Cooling Technology) developed by SMS group will be implemented in combination with an automated control system for the water cooling sections.
followed by a controlled cooling.
strong pump and controlled cooling produce rapid
Key components of the SMS group TMbaR technology are a loop line with water boxes for controlled cooling and equalizing and a MEERdrive finishing block.
It apples controlled cooling treatment on localized part.
Gentle, stress-free sintering in all modes through controlled cooling to 400°C.
Units for controlled cooling of microalloyed materials from docking temperature- a QT substitute.
Tumbling under controlled cooling conditions and high vacuum produces tender,
Cooling unit control(CUC) for reliable and controlled cooling unit operation Perfectly silent absorption technology- no disturbance!
For certain parts, the required properties may be obtained by means of controlled cooling from the forging heat.
After the precisely controlled cooling process, the desired lengths are automatically cut,
Soft annealing: 610 to 650 °C for about 2 to 5 hours slow controlled cooling of 10 to 20 °C per hour to about 600 °C further cooling in air, max.
about 4 to 5 hours slow controlled cooling of 10 to 20 °C per hour to about 600 °C; further cooling in air, max.
when by controlled heating and following controlled cooling the material structure change occurs
Cooling unit control(CUC) for reliable and controlled cooling unit operation.
The slow, controlled cooling ensures that only low, uniform stresses remain.
The slow, controlled cooling process ensures that the glass mass solidifies without stress.