Source Word
Gayley process
Proper noun
The
process
of
removing
moisture
from
the
blast
of
an
iron
blast
furnace
by
reducing
its
temperature
so
far
that
it
will
not
remain
suspended
as
vapour
in
the
blast
current,
but
will
be
deposited
as
snow
in
the
cooling
apparatus.
The
resultant
uniformly
dehydrated
blast
effects
great
economy
in
fuel
consumption,
and
promotes
regularity
of
furnace
operation,
and
certainty
of
furnace
control.
Japanese Meaning
高炉のブラス内に含まれる水分を除去する工程。具体的には、ブラスの温度を十分に低下させることで水分が気体の状態ではなく、冷却装置内で雪のように析出するようにし、その結果、均一に乾燥したブラスとなり、燃料の消費量を大幅に節約し、高炉の運転が規則正しく、制御が確実になる。
Sense（1）
The
process
of
removing
moisture
from
the
blast
of
an
iron
blast
furnace
by
reducing
its
temperature
so
far
that
it
will
not
remain
suspended
as
vapour
in
the
blast
current,
but
will
be
deposited
as
snow
in
the
cooling
apparatus.
The
resultant
uniformly
dehydrated
blast
effects
great
economy
in
fuel
consumption,
and
promotes
regularity
of
furnace
operation,
and
certainty
of
furnace
control.
