Sentence examples for powder producing from inspiring English sources

In Brazil the leafy branches are placed on a six-foot square of beaten earth, called a tatacua, and a fire is kindled around the area, providing preliminary roasting; the branches are next heated on an arch of poles over a fire; and the dried leaves, placed in pits in the earth, are ground into coarse powder, producing a mate called caa gazu, or yerva do polos.

Close-coupled atomizers are of great interest and controlling their performance parameters is critical for metal powder producing industries.

At both temperatures, the pellets experienced internal explosions, due to the intense reactivity of the powder, producing inhomogeneous microstructures.

This casting material was used to bond the grains of a pressed silica powder producing a solid disk of mostly silica and secondarily rubber.

This epoxy was used to bond the grains of a pressed silica powder producing a solid disk of mostly silica and secondarily rubber.

Various coatings have been highly attractive; however, High Velocity Oxy-fuel (HVOF) process, a family of thermal spray techniques uses kinetic energy of the burnt gases to soften and to propel the spray powder producing dense very low porosity, good inter-particle cohesion and well bonded coatings.

Magazines like Ski, Skiing, Ski Press and Powder produce annual gear guides.

Rice bran, which is called mi-gang in North Korea, is the powder produced in the process of polishing brown rice.

Powders less than one-tenth this size can be found in the finest fraction of the powder produced by atomization.

(Its reputation suffered in 2008 after Hong Kong authorities found tiny traces of melamine in milk powder produced by a Nestlé subsidiary in Qingdao).

It is a brown powder produced by burning cadmium vapor in air, and it provides a convenient starting material for the production of most other cadmium salts.