flange
意味: A projecting flat rim, collar, or rib on a pipe, wheel, or other object, used for strengthening, guiding, or attachment to another object.
Flanges are essential in piping systems, where flanged joints allow pipes to be connected and disconnected for maintenance. Railway wheels have flanges on the inner edge that keep them on the rails. In structural engineering, I-beams have top and bottom flanges that provide most of the beam's strength. The word is a staple of engineering vocabulary and appears in specifications, maintenance manuals, and technical drawings.
例文
- The pipe flanges were bolted together with a gasket between them to create a watertight seal. 管道法兰用螺栓连接在一起,中间夹有垫片以形成水密密封。Las bridas de las tuberías se atornillaron entre sí con una junta intermedia para crear un sello estanco.パイプフランジはガスケットを間に挟んでボルトで締結し、水密シールを形成しました。파이프 플랜지 사이에 가스켓을 끼우고 볼트로 체결하여 수밀 밀봉을 만들었습니다.
- The flange on the railway wheel prevents the train from derailing by keeping it on the correct track. 铁路车轮上的法兰防止列车脱轨,使其保持在正确的轨道上。La pestaña de la rueda del ferrocarril impide que el tren descarrile, manteniéndolo en la vía correcta.鉄道車輪のフランジが列車の脱線を防ぎ、正しい軌道上に保っています。철도 차륜의 플랜지가 열차의 탈선을 방지하고 올바른 궤도 위에 유지시킵니다.
- The structural engineer specified a steel beam with wider flanges to support the additional load from the extension. 结构工程师指定了翼缘更宽的钢梁,以承受扩建部分增加的荷载。El ingeniero estructural especificó una viga de acero con alas más anchas para soportar la carga adicional de la ampliación.構造エンジニアは、増築による追加荷重を支えるため、より幅広いフランジを持つ鋼梁を指定しました。구조 엔지니어는 증축으로 인한 추가 하중을 지탱하기 위해 더 넓은 플랜지를 가진 강철 보를 지정했습니다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: professional, scientific
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
Probably from Old French flanchir (to bend, turn aside), possibly influenced by 'flank.' Entered English in the 17th century as an engineering term.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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