Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
sheer effect
Polish translation:
efekt ścinania
Added to glossary by
Rafal Korycinski
Mar 5, 2006 20:39
18 yrs ago
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English term
sheer effect
English to Polish
Tech/Engineering
Engineering (general)
paint production
Instrukcja obsługi mieszalnika do produkcji dyspersji, German English. Termin wydaje się bardzo ważny w tekście, a nie mam pojęcia jak go ugryźć.
Indications for the procedure
1. Level the binding agent (no solvent) into the container, but only part of the whole formulation to be able to produce a highly pigmented paste for high ***sheer effects***.
2. Dive the toothed disc as far as possible into the binding agent filled into the container.
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Inny fragment:
Dispersion mistakes
The following things often occur, if a. m. recommendations are not considered, i. e. if the milling base is too low-viscous (thin):
- No temperature increase and no ***sheer effects*** (which are absolutely necessary for a good fine dispersion).
I jeszcze jeden fragment:
Also for the production of a product with a low final viscosity -like e. g. a paint ready to use or a rust proofing paint a highly pigmented (highly-viscous) "milling base" would have to be foreseen for the pigment dispersion (wetting of the primary particles) because - as already mentioned - only in this stage it will be possible to transfer higher powers into the product. Only like this the ***sheer effect*** can develop. The dilution for use-consistency by adding the remaining binding agent and additives should only be effected after the dispersion process because a product being too thin would not take up any power and thus the perquisites for the production of a ***high-sheer effect*** would not be guaranteed.
Indications for the procedure
1. Level the binding agent (no solvent) into the container, but only part of the whole formulation to be able to produce a highly pigmented paste for high ***sheer effects***.
2. Dive the toothed disc as far as possible into the binding agent filled into the container.
[...]
Inny fragment:
Dispersion mistakes
The following things often occur, if a. m. recommendations are not considered, i. e. if the milling base is too low-viscous (thin):
- No temperature increase and no ***sheer effects*** (which are absolutely necessary for a good fine dispersion).
I jeszcze jeden fragment:
Also for the production of a product with a low final viscosity -like e. g. a paint ready to use or a rust proofing paint a highly pigmented (highly-viscous) "milling base" would have to be foreseen for the pigment dispersion (wetting of the primary particles) because - as already mentioned - only in this stage it will be possible to transfer higher powers into the product. Only like this the ***sheer effect*** can develop. The dilution for use-consistency by adding the remaining binding agent and additives should only be effected after the dispersion process because a product being too thin would not take up any power and thus the perquisites for the production of a ***high-sheer effect*** would not be guaranteed.
Proposed translations
(Polish)
1 +1 | efekt ścinania - literówka (?) | Rafal Piotrowski |
3 +1 | przeźroczysty | A.G. |
3 | polyskliwosc | PanPeter |
Proposed translations
+1
26 mins
Selected
efekt ścinania - literówka (?)
(SHEAR) choc nie jestem pewien, czy przy farbach coś takiego miałoby zastosowanie...
Peer comment(s):
agree |
mrall
: w miksowaniu i tworzeniu dyspersji - tak, poprzez scinanie rozdrabnia sie wieksze czastki
52 mins
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wow, thx! :-)
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Dziękuję :-) Podziękowania również dla mrall."
+1
36 mins
przeźroczysty
How do I achieve a transparent/sheer effect? ...
www.needlepoint.org/FAQ/stitching.htm - 121k - Kopia - Podobne strony
Nina Ricci Sheer Effect Lipwear #02 Soupir De Rose. An ultimate shiny transparent lipcolor that instantly provides a crystal-clear shine effects. ...
www.dealtime.com/xPC-Nina_Ricci_Nina_
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Note added at 2 hrs (2006-03-05 22:58:32 GMT)
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3. very thin, light in weight, and almost transparent (ladies' sheer stockings)- Longmnan
www.needlepoint.org/FAQ/stitching.htm - 121k - Kopia - Podobne strony
Nina Ricci Sheer Effect Lipwear #02 Soupir De Rose. An ultimate shiny transparent lipcolor that instantly provides a crystal-clear shine effects. ...
www.dealtime.com/xPC-Nina_Ricci_Nina_
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Note added at 2 hrs (2006-03-05 22:58:32 GMT)
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3. very thin, light in weight, and almost transparent (ladies' sheer stockings)- Longmnan
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Romuald Pawlikowski
14 mins
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neutral |
mrall
: na pewno nie o to chodzi
39 mins
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dziekuję, zmusza do przemyslenia: efekt rozdrabniania, atomizacji; w wielu linkach sheer = shear. Byłbym za ścinaniem, ścieraniem (gdybym musiał)
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3 hrs
polyskliwosc
dokladajac swoja opinie do powyzszych spekulacji przedstawionych przez szanownych kolegow: moze chodzi o sheen effect
To create a glittery sheen effect I have used 'Feng Shui' Glitter topcoat paint
To create a glittery sheen effect I have used 'Feng Shui' Glitter topcoat paint
Discussion
Aby podsumować, co już wiem: sheer effect powoduje rozdrobnienie (atomizację lub powstanie dyspersji) materiału, który jest mu poddawany. Aby go uzyskać konieczna jest szybki przepływ cieczy/gazu zawierającego rozdrabniane medium. Przy tej samej prędkości przepływu można go uzyskać, gdy lepkość mieszaniny jest większa (to z mojego tekstu). Alternatywnie można zwiększyć prędkość przepływu (zwężka Venturiego w linku).
Połyskliwość ani przeźroczystość raczej nie pasują do tekstu, gdyż w tekście podkeślone jest że 'sheer effect' przyspiesza powstawanie dyspersji, a połyskliwość lub przeźroczystość mogłyby być skutkiem a nie przyczyną.
Pozostaje nadal aktualne pytanie - jak to przetłumaczyć? Czy chodzi o efekt ścinania? A może chodzi o jakieś zawirowania/utratę laminarności, będące wynikiem nagłej zmiany kierunku przepływu (które powodują ścinanie)?