Definition of rolling mill in English:

rolling mill

noun

A factory or machine for rolling steel or other metal into sheets.
Example sentencesExamples
- The blades were made by rolling steel through a precision rolling mill, which gradually reduced the thickness of the steel to five thousandths of an inch.
- During the due diligence process, the manager of a rolling mill gave a wildly optimistic assessment of the unit's capacity.
- The bar, direct from the casting wheel is reduced 98.6% to 0.7 cm in a 13 stand rolling mill.
- Continuous rolling mills can be classified according to the arrangement of stands or passes.
- Sheet produced from slabs on continuous rolling mills is coiled directly off the mill.
- The integrated iron and steel mill is an integration of direct reduction steel-making and rolling mill technologies into one plant.
- He took the opportunity the see how a former rolling mill had been transformed to fit in with 21st century industry.
- Its furnaces and rolling mills are operating at 68% of capacity, while its average sales price has fallen 4% in the past year.
- He also disclosed that talks are underway on a special steel section rolling mill and a processor for roofing and cladding.
- Men who work in steel mills, blast furnaces, rolling mills, or other environments of intense heat have a slightly increased incidence of breast cancer (probably due to thermal suppression of androgen production).
- However, they usually have high concentrations of expensive alloying elements and must be subjected to large deformations, which impose heavy workloads on rolling mills.
- The metals, in appropriate composition, are melted in furnaces, cast into ingots and passed through rolling mills to reduce them into strips.
- It is a world leader in the field of high-pressure vessels and has produced equipment for steel rolling mills, bridges, dock gates and a maintenance life system.
- When I came out, I wasn't qualified for anything, so I went to work in the rolling mills.
- Later the thinness of the sheet was improved by using water-powered trip hammers, and by the 19th Century sheets of copper were made by steam power and rolling mills.
- It makes a profit and will continue to do so with only minor updates to its antiquated blast furnaces and rolling mills.

Definition of rolling mill in US English:

rolling mill

nounˈroʊlɪŋ ˌmɪlˈrōliNG ˌmil

A factory or machine for rolling steel or other metal into sheets.
Example sentencesExamples
- The bar, direct from the casting wheel is reduced 98.6% to 0.7 cm in a 13 stand rolling mill.
- Men who work in steel mills, blast furnaces, rolling mills, or other environments of intense heat have a slightly increased incidence of breast cancer (probably due to thermal suppression of androgen production).
- He took the opportunity the see how a former rolling mill had been transformed to fit in with 21st century industry.
- During the due diligence process, the manager of a rolling mill gave a wildly optimistic assessment of the unit's capacity.
- However, they usually have high concentrations of expensive alloying elements and must be subjected to large deformations, which impose heavy workloads on rolling mills.
- The integrated iron and steel mill is an integration of direct reduction steel-making and rolling mill technologies into one plant.
- Sheet produced from slabs on continuous rolling mills is coiled directly off the mill.
- Later the thinness of the sheet was improved by using water-powered trip hammers, and by the 19th Century sheets of copper were made by steam power and rolling mills.
- Its furnaces and rolling mills are operating at 68% of capacity, while its average sales price has fallen 4% in the past year.
- It is a world leader in the field of high-pressure vessels and has produced equipment for steel rolling mills, bridges, dock gates and a maintenance life system.
- Continuous rolling mills can be classified according to the arrangement of stands or passes.
- The blades were made by rolling steel through a precision rolling mill, which gradually reduced the thickness of the steel to five thousandths of an inch.
- It makes a profit and will continue to do so with only minor updates to its antiquated blast furnaces and rolling mills.
- He also disclosed that talks are underway on a special steel section rolling mill and a processor for roofing and cladding.
- The metals, in appropriate composition, are melted in furnaces, cast into ingots and passed through rolling mills to reduce them into strips.
- When I came out, I wasn't qualified for anything, so I went to work in the rolling mills.

单词	rolling mill
释义	Definition of rolling mill in English: rolling mill noun A factory or machine for rolling steel or other metal into sheets. Example sentencesExamples The blades were made by rolling steel through a precision rolling mill, which gradually reduced the thickness of the steel to five thousandths of an inch. During the due diligence process, the manager of a rolling mill gave a wildly optimistic assessment of the unit's capacity. The bar, direct from the casting wheel is reduced 98.6% to 0.7 cm in a 13 stand rolling mill. Continuous rolling mills can be classified according to the arrangement of stands or passes. Sheet produced from slabs on continuous rolling mills is coiled directly off the mill. The integrated iron and steel mill is an integration of direct reduction steel-making and rolling mill technologies into one plant. He took the opportunity the see how a former rolling mill had been transformed to fit in with 21st century industry. Its furnaces and rolling mills are operating at 68% of capacity, while its average sales price has fallen 4% in the past year. He also disclosed that talks are underway on a special steel section rolling mill and a processor for roofing and cladding. Men who work in steel mills, blast furnaces, rolling mills, or other environments of intense heat have a slightly increased incidence of breast cancer (probably due to thermal suppression of androgen production). However, they usually have high concentrations of expensive alloying elements and must be subjected to large deformations, which impose heavy workloads on rolling mills. The metals, in appropriate composition, are melted in furnaces, cast into ingots and passed through rolling mills to reduce them into strips. It is a world leader in the field of high-pressure vessels and has produced equipment for steel rolling mills, bridges, dock gates and a maintenance life system. When I came out, I wasn't qualified for anything, so I went to work in the rolling mills. Later the thinness of the sheet was improved by using water-powered trip hammers, and by the 19th Century sheets of copper were made by steam power and rolling mills. It makes a profit and will continue to do so with only minor updates to its antiquated blast furnaces and rolling mills. Definition of rolling mill in US English: rolling mill nounˈroʊlɪŋ ˌmɪlˈrōliNG ˌmil A factory or machine for rolling steel or other metal into sheets. Example sentencesExamples The bar, direct from the casting wheel is reduced 98.6% to 0.7 cm in a 13 stand rolling mill. Men who work in steel mills, blast furnaces, rolling mills, or other environments of intense heat have a slightly increased incidence of breast cancer (probably due to thermal suppression of androgen production). He took the opportunity the see how a former rolling mill had been transformed to fit in with 21st century industry. During the due diligence process, the manager of a rolling mill gave a wildly optimistic assessment of the unit's capacity. However, they usually have high concentrations of expensive alloying elements and must be subjected to large deformations, which impose heavy workloads on rolling mills. The integrated iron and steel mill is an integration of direct reduction steel-making and rolling mill technologies into one plant. Sheet produced from slabs on continuous rolling mills is coiled directly off the mill. Later the thinness of the sheet was improved by using water-powered trip hammers, and by the 19th Century sheets of copper were made by steam power and rolling mills. Its furnaces and rolling mills are operating at 68% of capacity, while its average sales price has fallen 4% in the past year. It is a world leader in the field of high-pressure vessels and has produced equipment for steel rolling mills, bridges, dock gates and a maintenance life system. Continuous rolling mills can be classified according to the arrangement of stands or passes. The blades were made by rolling steel through a precision rolling mill, which gradually reduced the thickness of the steel to five thousandths of an inch. It makes a profit and will continue to do so with only minor updates to its antiquated blast furnaces and rolling mills. He also disclosed that talks are underway on a special steel section rolling mill and a processor for roofing and cladding. The metals, in appropriate composition, are melted in furnaces, cast into ingots and passed through rolling mills to reduce them into strips. When I came out, I wasn't qualified for anything, so I went to work in the rolling mills.
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