furnace vs. kiln
Spanish translation: horno, horno de secado
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| 5 | Horno de cocimiento |
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| 5 | caldera y horno de recocido |
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| 4 | horno, horno de secado |
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| furnace, kiln horno, horno de secado Explanation: Es "horno de secado", "secadero" según Routledge Dictionary y de hecho, el verbo "kiln" significa "secar al horno" Espero que te sirva |
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| furnace, kiln Horno de cocimiento Explanation: En la industria del vidrio existen varios tipos de hornos: 1) El tanque donde realizas la fundicion del vidrio 2) Un horno de curvado de vidrio automotriz 3) Un horno de cocimiento de pintura cerámica. 4) Un horno para templar vidrio 5) etc. Pero, normalmente un "kiln" es utilizado para realizar el cocimiento o endurecimiento de cerámica, ladrillos, tejas, etc. |
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caldera y horno de recocido Explanation: furnace, enclosed space for the burning of fuel. Caldera: (Del lat. caldarĭa). 1. f. Recipiente de metal, grande y semiesférico, que sirve comúnmente para poner a calentar o cocer algo dentro de él. Kiln: kiln (kĭl, kĭln), furnace for firing pottery and enamels, for making brick, charcoal, lime, and cement, for roasting ores, and for drying various substances (e.g., lumber, chemicals). Horno de recocido: Una vez terminado este proceso de modelado, el objeto de vidrio es colocado en el horno de recocido donde se continúa cociendo a temperaturas más bajas y de forma gradual para evitar resquebrajaduras o roturas debidas a cambios bruscos de temperatura.[1 |
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