Sentence examples for metal pouring from inspiring English sources

The other input parameters are: slurry layer's combination (LC) and molten metal pouring temperature.

This paper presents a study conducted using a simulated metal pouring operation commonly found in small foundries based on activities.

The magic of the business is still there for Valdiserri, as he stares with fascination into 3,000-degree 3,000-degree pouring fromoltenof Rouge's oxygen converters.

Two laboratory experiments were conducted to evaluate two objectives: (1) to study the effects of different mold heights and carrying distances on physiological responses, and (2) to determine maximum acceptable task frequencies (MAF) for metal pouring.

Across the country, families who returned to shattered houses and unrecognizable neighborhoods spend their weekends hauling coils of reinforcing metal and pouring concrete to lay new foundations.

A steel skimming spoon is used to remove dross from the surface of the metal before pouring.

Pour liquid metal from the pouring crucible into the mold through the tunnel left by the melted wax support stick.

On the ground floor, other men, often shoeless and stripped to the waist, waited with giant ladles, ready to catch the molten metal that came pouring out of the furnace.

Dating from 1987 to the present, the 12 works on the second floor are displayed on traditional pedestals, yet represent Mr. Witkin's innovative process of pouring metal, primarily bronze, directly into sand molds.

The apprenticeship experience of sweeping the floor, building molds, sanding and grinding, preparing paintings, installing a show for Kiesler at the Guggenheim, pouring metal, running out to the deli to get sandwiches, reading poetry to Kiesler while he was in the shower, and being surrounded by art 24 hours a day has stayed with me.

Leonard studied; he worked in an uncle's foundry, W. R. Cuthbert & Company, pouring metal for sinks and piping, and at the clothing factory, where he picked up a useful skill for his career as a touring musician: he learned to fold suits so they didn't wrinkle.