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flangeenUK
flange F0165500 (flănj)n.1. A protruding rim, edge, rib, or collar, as on a wheel or a pipe shaft, used to strengthen an object, hold it in place, or attach it to another object.2. A wide edge on a pillow, placemat, or other fabric object, especially a piece of fabric or ribbon extending from the outer seam.
[Possibly variant of flanch, device at the side of an escutcheon, perhaps from French flanche, feminine of flanc, side; see flank.]
flange v.flange (flændʒ) n1. (Mechanical Engineering) a projecting disc-shaped collar or rim on an object for locating or strengthening it or for attaching it to another object2. (Mechanical Engineering) a flat outer face of a rolled-steel joist, esp of an I- or H-beam3. (Mechanical Engineering) a tool for forming a flangevb4. (Mechanical Engineering) (tr) to attach or provide (a component) with a flange5. (Mechanical Engineering) (intr) to take the form of a flange[C17: probably changed from earlier flaunche curved segment at side of a heraldic field, from French flanc flank] flanged adj ˈflangeless adj ˈflanger nflange (flændʒ)
n. a rim, collar, ring, or pair of ridges projecting usu. at right angles from a shaft, pipe, machine housing, etc., as to strengthen it, provide support, or enable attachment of objects. [1425–75; late Middle English flaunche side charge (on shield face) < Middle French flanche, feminine derivative of flanc flank] flange′less, adj. flange
Past participle: flanged
Gerund: flanging
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| I have flanged | | you have flanged | | he/she/it has flanged | | we have flanged | | you have flanged | | they have flanged |
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| I was flanging | | you were flanging | | he/she/it was flanging | | we were flanging | | you were flanging | | they were flanging |
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| I had flanged | | you had flanged | | he/she/it had flanged | | we had flanged | | you had flanged | | they had flanged |
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| I will flange | | you will flange | | he/she/it will flange | | we will flange | | you will flange | | they will flange |
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| I will have flanged | | you will have flanged | | he/she/it will have flanged | | we will have flanged | | you will have flanged | | they will have flanged |
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Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  flange - a projection used for strength or for attaching to another objectrimprojection - any structure that branches out from a central support |
Translationsflange (flӕndʒ) noun a raised edge on the rim of a wheel etc. 輪緣，凸緣 轮缘，凸缘 FlangeenUK
flange1. a projecting disc-shaped collar or rim on an object for locating or strengthening it or for attaching it to another object 2. a flat outer face of a rolled-steel joist, esp of an I- or H-beam 3. a tool for forming a flange FlangeA projecting collar, edge, rib, rim, or ring on a pipe, shaft, or beam.Flange a circular projection on the edge of a wheel, sleeve, roller, pulley, or other rotating body. It serves as a guiding and thrust element. For example, flanges are installed on the wheels of railroad running stock facing the inner side of the track in order to prevent the wheels from leaving the rails and to guide them when they are switched onto sidings. In some cases, a flange is provided on both edges of the wheel, for example, on the wheels of crane trolleys.
Flange a ring or disc, usually flat, with evenly spaced openings for bolts or pins, used to form a strong hermetic seal between pipes, to attach pipes to machines and tanks, and to join shafts and other rotating parts. Flanges differ in size, the method of tightening used, and the shape of the sealing surface. They may be part of a pipe, fitting, shaft, frame, or other item. When manufactured as a separate part, flanges are most often welded or screwed onto the ends of the parts to be joined. The shape of the sealing surface of a pipe flange depends on the internal pressure and the cross section and material of the gasket. Smooth sealing surfaces with gaskets of cardboard, rubber, andparonite are used at pressures up to 4 meganewtons per m2 (40 kilograms-force per sq cm); surfaces with a protuberance on one flange and a depression on the other and asbestos-metal and paronite gaskets are used at pressures up to 20 meganewtons per m2 (200 kilograms-force per cm2); and flanges with a conical sealing surface are used at pressures above 6.4 meganewtons per m2 (64 kilograms-force per cm2). M. S. SLOBODKIN flange[flanj] (science and technology) A projecting rim of an organism or mechanical part. flange  flange, 2 1. A projecting collar, edge, rib, rim, or ring on a pipe, shaft, or the like. 2. One of the principal longitudinal components of a beam or girder which resists tension or compression.AcronymsSeeFLGflangeenUK
Synonyms for flangenoun a projection used for strength or for attaching to another objectSynonymsRelated Words |