Definition of machinable in English:

machinable

adjective məˈʃiːnəb(ə)lməˈʃinəbəl

(of a material) able to be worked by a machine tool.
（材料）可用机床加工的
machinable steel plate
Example sentencesExamples
- The deposits are not machinable and are very difficult to grind.
- Through the addition of manganese sulfide to the powder, we have a material that is machinable and still has a hardness in the Rockwell 26-27 range.
- While fiberglass/epoxy laminates or machinable polyurethane boards are often used to produce high-volume thermoform molds for forming ABS sheet, there are alternatives.
- The public are still not complying with our request for machinable mail.
- Joints made with the LTB process were thermally stable, resistant to common solvents, vacuum compatible, relatively stress free, machinable, and transparent to UV, visible, and IR radiation.
- Ketton stone, a machinable oolitic limestone, was sampled and tested by Buro Happold for creep and strength characteristics and to decide on an appropriate mortar.
- It can be purposely combined with other metals to create readily machinable, high strength alloys.
- The different types vary from grey iron which is machinable to either mottled or white iron which is not easily machinable.
- Castings can be annealed to make them more machinable, either by sub-critical annealing or a full anneal.

Derivatives

machinability

noun məʃiːnəˈbɪlɪtiməˌʃinəˈbɪlədi

This treatment is known as full annealing, and is used for removing strains from forgings and castings, improving machinability and also when softening and refinement of structure are both required.
Example sentencesExamples
- These minor alloying agents, while improving machinability, significantly affect the weldability of copper alloys by rendering the alloys hot-crack susceptible.
- Lead may be added to the lower-strength manganese bronzes to increase machinability, but at the expense of decreased tensile strength and elongation.
- These elements are added to enhance such mechanical properties as machinability, strength, and hardness.
- Total cost of making a casting is affected by required heat treatment and by weldability and machinability, in addition to ingot and melting costs.

Definition of machinable in US English:

machinable

adjectiveməˈSHēnəbəlməˈʃinəbəl

(of a material) able to be worked by a machine tool.
（材料）可用机床加工的
machinable steel plate
Example sentencesExamples
- Castings can be annealed to make them more machinable, either by sub-critical annealing or a full anneal.
- It can be purposely combined with other metals to create readily machinable, high strength alloys.
- Ketton stone, a machinable oolitic limestone, was sampled and tested by Buro Happold for creep and strength characteristics and to decide on an appropriate mortar.
- While fiberglass/epoxy laminates or machinable polyurethane boards are often used to produce high-volume thermoform molds for forming ABS sheet, there are alternatives.
- The deposits are not machinable and are very difficult to grind.
- Through the addition of manganese sulfide to the powder, we have a material that is machinable and still has a hardness in the Rockwell 26-27 range.
- The different types vary from grey iron which is machinable to either mottled or white iron which is not easily machinable.
- Joints made with the LTB process were thermally stable, resistant to common solvents, vacuum compatible, relatively stress free, machinable, and transparent to UV, visible, and IR radiation.
- The public are still not complying with our request for machinable mail.

单词	machinable
释义	Definition of machinable in English: machinable adjective məˈʃiːnəb(ə)lməˈʃinəbəl (of a material) able to be worked by a machine tool. （材料）可用机床加工的 machinable steel plate Example sentencesExamples The deposits are not machinable and are very difficult to grind. Through the addition of manganese sulfide to the powder, we have a material that is machinable and still has a hardness in the Rockwell 26-27 range. While fiberglass/epoxy laminates or machinable polyurethane boards are often used to produce high-volume thermoform molds for forming ABS sheet, there are alternatives. The public are still not complying with our request for machinable mail. Joints made with the LTB process were thermally stable, resistant to common solvents, vacuum compatible, relatively stress free, machinable, and transparent to UV, visible, and IR radiation. Ketton stone, a machinable oolitic limestone, was sampled and tested by Buro Happold for creep and strength characteristics and to decide on an appropriate mortar. It can be purposely combined with other metals to create readily machinable, high strength alloys. The different types vary from grey iron which is machinable to either mottled or white iron which is not easily machinable. Castings can be annealed to make them more machinable, either by sub-critical annealing or a full anneal. Derivatives machinability noun məʃiːnəˈbɪlɪtiməˌʃinəˈbɪlədi This treatment is known as full annealing, and is used for removing strains from forgings and castings, improving machinability and also when softening and refinement of structure are both required. Example sentencesExamples These minor alloying agents, while improving machinability, significantly affect the weldability of copper alloys by rendering the alloys hot-crack susceptible. Lead may be added to the lower-strength manganese bronzes to increase machinability, but at the expense of decreased tensile strength and elongation. These elements are added to enhance such mechanical properties as machinability, strength, and hardness. Total cost of making a casting is affected by required heat treatment and by weldability and machinability, in addition to ingot and melting costs. Definition of machinable in US English: machinable adjectiveməˈSHēnəbəlməˈʃinəbəl (of a material) able to be worked by a machine tool. （材料）可用机床加工的 machinable steel plate Example sentencesExamples Castings can be annealed to make them more machinable, either by sub-critical annealing or a full anneal. It can be purposely combined with other metals to create readily machinable, high strength alloys. Ketton stone, a machinable oolitic limestone, was sampled and tested by Buro Happold for creep and strength characteristics and to decide on an appropriate mortar. While fiberglass/epoxy laminates or machinable polyurethane boards are often used to produce high-volume thermoform molds for forming ABS sheet, there are alternatives. The deposits are not machinable and are very difficult to grind. Through the addition of manganese sulfide to the powder, we have a material that is machinable and still has a hardness in the Rockwell 26-27 range. The different types vary from grey iron which is machinable to either mottled or white iron which is not easily machinable. Joints made with the LTB process were thermally stable, resistant to common solvents, vacuum compatible, relatively stress free, machinable, and transparent to UV, visible, and IR radiation. The public are still not complying with our request for machinable mail.
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