Definition of tuyère in English:

tuyère

nountuːˈjɛːtwiːˈjɛː

A nozzle through which air is forced into a smelter, furnace, or forge.
（冶金炉的）风口，吹风管嘴
Example sentencesExamples
- For making steel castings a modification known as a Tropenas converter is used, in which the air impinges on the surface of the metal from side tuyeres instead of from the bottom.
- In particular, tuyeres in the furnace became blocked with slag.
- Artifacts discovered here included potsherds, some tuyeres, a clay smoking-pipe, oval-shaped pieces of chalk, shells of a variety of saltwater shellfish, and mammalian bones.
- This ensures that the laden fluid is evenly distributed around the casing and therefore enters the tuyeres from all directions.
- The tuyère was just a hollow tube made of clay, but I sent it to the British Museum and they analysed it and said it was part of a Bronze Age furnace, the mouth of the bellows.

Origin

Late 18th century: French, from tuyau 'pipe'.

Definition of tuyère in US English:

tuyère

noun

A nozzle through which air is forced into a smelter, furnace, or forge.
（冶金炉的）风口，吹风管嘴
Example sentencesExamples
- The tuyère was just a hollow tube made of clay, but I sent it to the British Museum and they analysed it and said it was part of a Bronze Age furnace, the mouth of the bellows.
- This ensures that the laden fluid is evenly distributed around the casing and therefore enters the tuyeres from all directions.
- Artifacts discovered here included potsherds, some tuyeres, a clay smoking-pipe, oval-shaped pieces of chalk, shells of a variety of saltwater shellfish, and mammalian bones.
- For making steel castings a modification known as a Tropenas converter is used, in which the air impinges on the surface of the metal from side tuyeres instead of from the bottom.
- In particular, tuyeres in the furnace became blocked with slag.

Origin

Late 18th century: French, from tuyau ‘pipe’.

单词	tuyère
释义	Definition of tuyère in English: tuyère nountuːˈjɛːtwiːˈjɛː A nozzle through which air is forced into a smelter, furnace, or forge. （冶金炉的）风口，吹风管嘴 Example sentencesExamples For making steel castings a modification known as a Tropenas converter is used, in which the air impinges on the surface of the metal from side tuyeres instead of from the bottom. In particular, tuyeres in the furnace became blocked with slag. Artifacts discovered here included potsherds, some tuyeres, a clay smoking-pipe, oval-shaped pieces of chalk, shells of a variety of saltwater shellfish, and mammalian bones. This ensures that the laden fluid is evenly distributed around the casing and therefore enters the tuyeres from all directions. The tuyère was just a hollow tube made of clay, but I sent it to the British Museum and they analysed it and said it was part of a Bronze Age furnace, the mouth of the bellows. Origin Late 18th century: French, from tuyau 'pipe'. Definition of tuyère in US English: tuyère noun A nozzle through which air is forced into a smelter, furnace, or forge. （冶金炉的）风口，吹风管嘴 Example sentencesExamples The tuyère was just a hollow tube made of clay, but I sent it to the British Museum and they analysed it and said it was part of a Bronze Age furnace, the mouth of the bellows. This ensures that the laden fluid is evenly distributed around the casing and therefore enters the tuyeres from all directions. Artifacts discovered here included potsherds, some tuyeres, a clay smoking-pipe, oval-shaped pieces of chalk, shells of a variety of saltwater shellfish, and mammalian bones. For making steel castings a modification known as a Tropenas converter is used, in which the air impinges on the surface of the metal from side tuyeres instead of from the bottom. In particular, tuyeres in the furnace became blocked with slag. Origin Late 18th century: French, from tuyau ‘pipe’.
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