Source Word
mitis
Noun
attributive
uncountable
(attributive)
A
process
for
producing
malleable
iron
castings
by
melting
wrought
iron,
to
which
from
0.05
to
0.1
per
cent
of
aluminum
is
added
to
lower
the
melting
point,
usually
in
a
petroleum
furnace,
keeping
the
molten
metal
at
the
bubbling
point
until
it
becomes
quiet,
and
then
pouring
the
molten
metal
into
a
mold
lined
with
a
special
mixture
consisting
essentially
of
molasses
and
ground
burnt
fire
clay.
Japanese Meaning
溶延鉄を溶解し、0.05〜0.1%のアルミニウムを添加して融点を低下させ、通常は石油炉で加熱し、溶融金属が激しく泡立っている状態から泡立ちが収まるまで維持し、その後、糖蜜と焼成済み火粘土の粉末を主体とする特別なライニングを施した型に注入して、可鍛性の鋳鉄鋳物を作る工程
Sense（1）
(attributive)
A
process
for
producing
malleable
iron
castings
by
melting
wrought
iron,
to
which
from
0.05
to
0.1
per
cent
of
aluminum
is
added
to
lower
the
melting
point,
usually
in
a
petroleum
furnace,
keeping
the
molten
metal
at
the
bubbling
point
until
it
becomes
quiet,
and
then
pouring
the
molten
metal
into
a
mold
lined
with
a
special
mixture
consisting
essentially
of
molasses
and
ground
burnt
fire
clay.
