Sentence examples for fluxing from inspiring English sources

In general galvanizing, steel is pickled in acid, treated with fluxing agents, and then dipped in a bath of molten zinc at about 450° C (840° F).

In general galvanizing, steel is pickled in acid, treated with fluxing agents, and then dipped in a bath of molten zinc at about 450 °C (840 °F).

As is noted above, barium titanate-based MLCs usually require firing temperatures in excess of 1,250° C. To facilitate cofiring with electrode alloys of lower melting temperatures, the sintering temperature of the ceramic can be reduced to the neighbourhood of 1,100° C (2,000° F) by adding low-melting glasses or fluxing agents.

Various fluxing materials, such as limestone or iron ore, are mixed with the ore concentrate.

Feldspar serves as a fluxing agent, lowering the melting temperatures of the mixture.

The most widely discussed models for dolomitization, either partial or complete, involve four chief variables: time, location with respect to the sediment-seawater interface, composition and derivation of the solutions involved, and fluxing mechanisms.

To reduce the melting point of silica, it is necessary to add a flux; this is the purpose of the sodium carbonate (soda ash), which makes available the fluxing agent sodium oxide.

More intriguing is the Mag Surf, developed by people in white coats with pockets ostentatiously festooned with pens, which is based on excitingly Back to the Future-type things such as superconductors, and flux tubes.

But Wood insists that the SNP's success in Scotland proves that politics is now in flux as never before.

It is quite normal to experience some flux in international cricket – Australia and South Africa have made as many changes as England since the Champions Trophy in 2013, but both have found solid ground at the right moment.

Perhaps these are not just the result of individuals' choices, but a sign that the economic underpinnings of our society are in flux.