Fettling
[fet-ling] /ˈfɛt lɪŋ/
noun, Metallurgy.
1.
the material with which the hearth of a puddling furnace is lined, usually a dolomite or refractory mixture.
[fet-l] /ˈfɛt l/
noun
1.
state; condition:
in fine fettle.
verb (used with object), fettled, fettling.
2.
Ceramics. to remove mold marks from (a cast piece).
3.
Metallurgy.
/ˈfɛtlɪŋ/
noun
1.
a refractory material used to line the hearth of puddling furnaces Also called fettle
/ˈfɛtəl/
verb (transitive)
1.
to remove (excess moulding material and casting irregularities) from a cast component
2.
to line or repair (the walls of a furnace)
3.
(Brit, dialect)
noun
4.
state of health, spirits, etc (esp in the phrase in fine fettle)
5.
another name for fettling
n.
“condition, state, trim,” c.1750, Lancashire dialect, from fettle (v.) “to make ready, arrange” (14c.), perhaps from Old English fetel “a girdle, belt,” from Proto-Germanic *fatiloz (cf. German fessel “fetter, chain,” Old Norse fetill “strap, brace”), from *fat- “to hold.”
fettle fet·tle (fět’l)
n.
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