Noun:

প্লেট আয়রন,

plate iron's Usage Examples:

standard sheet and plate iron and steel decimal inch (mm)) seem somewhat arbitrary.

Blackplate—sheets, perhaps thinner than plate iron, from the black rolling.

are of lattice work, formed by building at top and bottom, strings of plate iron 2 ft 9 in (84 cm) wide on the bottom, and 2 ft 9 in (84 cm) deep.

A complete cuirass of plate iron, decorated with gold and modelled on the form of the linothorax, was discovered.

However, the concept of rolling plate iron was probably brought to Pontypool by Thomas Cooke, probably the son of.

Eventually the Tifts were able to find a foundry in Atlanta that would produce plate iron of sufficient thickness, but delivery by way of the already overtaxed.

The earlier production of plate iron in Europe had been in forges, not rolling mills.

including reinforced steel and industrial steel such as hollow steel, beams, plate iron, pipes, angles, coiled, mesh wires and other metal products.

like its counterpart had, the Manhattan caisson was lined with fireproof plate iron.

The overbridge is constructed of rusticated sandstone abutments and a plate iron deck.

on both the new cheap fasteners and the readily available plate iron.

(previously plate iron was made by stacking together thicker material which was hammered.

The outer casing was of plate iron.

of 1868—under the Hughes Brothers—was 164 tons of bars and 30 tons of plate iron, but only 66 tons in total had been sold, leaving 128 tons 'on hand'.

Synonyms:

stovepipe iron; tank iron; boilerplate; plate; sheet iron;

Antonyms:

cathode;