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ceram

Polish translation: wypalać w niskiej temperaturze

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English term or phrase: ceram Polish translation: wypalać w niskiej temperaturze Entered by: Ewa Chojnowska

21:33 Dec 10, 2020

English to Polish translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.) / glass-ceramics
English term or phrase: ceram W tekście także pochodne: ceramming, cerammed. Dostępny kontekst: "the materials may be cerammed into shapes with minimal deformation (...). "Crystallization temperature" may be used interchangeably with ceram or ceramming temperature. example of a ceramming cycle (using various metal oxides): 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /730°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /710°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /730°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /690°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /650°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /630°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /630°C-4hr 540°C-4hr /600°C-4hr /630°C-4hr	Ewa Chojnowska KudoZ activity Questions: 316 (8 open) (21 without valid answers) (28 closed without grading) Answers: 25 Local time: 19:01
nazwa handlowa materiału Explanation: https://www.henryschein.co.uk/Products/UK1171756_1200x1200.j... https://www.ivoclarvivadent.pl/pl/p/dla-technikow-dentystycz... To jest rodzaj ceramiki do określonych (dentystycznych) zastosowań. Wyraz ceramming dotyczy wypalania tych materiałów - ale nie wiem, czy wymyślono już polski odpowiednik. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   2 godz. (2020-12-11 00:06:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Może: wypiekanie? Nie wchodzę głębiej w temat. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   2 godz. (2020-12-11 00:08:47 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ivoclar pisze: Ze względu na niską temperaturę wypalania (750 °C)... Możesz szukać innego określenia. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   11 godz. (2020-12-11 08:52:15 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Można spróbować. Jeżeli opis patentowy, to niech decyduje rzecznik, który zajmuje się tym zgłoszeniem. Tłumacz może zaproponować kilka możliwości. Z kontekstu wynika, że ceramming = wypalanie niskotemperaturowe. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   12 godz. (2020-12-11 10:29:06 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Na polskiej stronie Ivoclar pisze o wypalaniu w niskiej temperaturze. Określenie jest długie, ale jasne i powszechnie zrozumiałe. Wątpię, czy "ceramowanie" przyjmie sie.	Selected response from: Andrzej Mierzejewski Poland Local time: 19:01
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nazwa handlowa materiału Explanation: https://www.henryschein.co.uk/Products/UK1171756_1200x1200.j... https://www.ivoclarvivadent.pl/pl/p/dla-technikow-dentystycz... To jest rodzaj ceramiki do określonych (dentystycznych) zastosowań. Wyraz ceramming dotyczy wypalania tych materiałów - ale nie wiem, czy wymyślono już polski odpowiednik. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   2 godz. (2020-12-11 00:06:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Może: wypiekanie? Nie wchodzę głębiej w temat. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   2 godz. (2020-12-11 00:08:47 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ivoclar pisze: Ze względu na niską temperaturę wypalania (750 °C)... Możesz szukać innego określenia. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   11 godz. (2020-12-11 08:52:15 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Można spróbować. Jeżeli opis patentowy, to niech decyduje rzecznik, który zajmuje się tym zgłoszeniem. Tłumacz może zaproponować kilka możliwości. Z kontekstu wynika, że ceramming = wypalanie niskotemperaturowe. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at   12 godz. (2020-12-11 10:29:06 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Na polskiej stronie Ivoclar pisze o wypalaniu w niskiej temperaturze. Określenie jest długie, ale jasne i powszechnie zrozumiałe. Wątpię, czy "ceramowanie" przyjmie sie.	Andrzej Mierzejewski Poland Local time: 19:01 Specializes in field Native speaker of: Polish PRO pts in category: 115
Grading comment Bardzo dziękuję.
Notes to answerer Asker: Dziękuję bardzo; zastanawiam się w takim razie, czy mogę poważyć się na zostanie prekursorem i ukucie (choćby ad hoc) terminu 'ceramowanie', skoro specjalista (a tekst, jak się Pan pewnie domyślił, to patent) i tak będzie wiedział o co chodzi?
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