Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

粗粒と粗粒の中間で、性質もその中間程度

English translation:

misprint: between rough grains and small grains, with the appropriate quality

Added to glossary by Lekhika
Jun 30, 2015 03:15
8 yrs ago
Japanese term

粗粒と粗粒の中間で、性質もその中間程度

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering
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名称 加熱温度範囲(約) 摘要

粗粒域 >1520 K(>1250℃) 粗大化した部分、硬化しやすく、割れなどを生ずる

混粒域(中間粒域) 1520∼1390 K(1250∼1100℃) 粗粒と粗粒の中間で、性質もその中間程度

細粒域 1370∼1170 K(1100∼900℃) 再結晶で微細化、じん性など機械的性質良好


This is part of a table giving the welding properties of steel.

What does 粗粒と粗粒の中間で、性質もその中間程度 mean?

Proposed translations

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misprint: between rough grains and small grains, with the appropriate quality

it is just misprint.
Because:
1 grade by size= 粗粒域
2 = 混粒域
3 = 細粒域

1=big
2=mixed
3=small

so the phrase in japanese must be :
粗粒と細粒の中間で、性質もその中間程度

i.e. middle-size graines between rough and small graines

You'd better check it with the initial text source.


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Note added at 2 hrs (2015-06-30 05:54:49 GMT)
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Note from asker:
Thank you very much. It did not even occur to me that it could be a misprint. I had been trying very hard to figure out the meaning
Peer comment(s):

agree Marc Brunet : suggestion: between coarse and fine grain, with corresponding quality (useful ref: http://metals.about.com/library/bldef-Grain-Size-Measurement...
13 mins
Thank You very much! Sorry for doubting Your regalia. I put "rough", because "coarse" has wide usage patterns. "rough" is more suitable for materials. How do You think ?
agree Hiroaki Masuda : I agree with "between coarse and fine grain, with corresponding quality".
34 mins
Thank You! "corresponding" is really better. "appropriate " はピンとこない。ありがとう!
agree Yasutomo Kanazawa
4 days
有難う御座います。
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