Glossary entry

français term or phrase:

charges

anglais translation:

fillers

Added to glossary by Tony M
Feb 4, 2014 17:33
10 yrs ago
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français term

charges

français vers anglais Médecine Médecine (général) materials for dental products
Hello

I am currently translating a report on a material that may be used in dental products. This material has been compared to other composites.

I would appreciate any help with the term "charges":

La distribution granulométrique des charges semble favorable, avec des charges plus petites et des charges plus grosses mais ne dépassant pas 3-­‐4 m.
Or, plus les charges sont petites, plus l’aptitude au polissage et les propriétés optiques augmentent, mais avec une augmentation de la viscosité.
La valeur élevée du Rt du XXXX [name of composite]peut s’expliquer par l’arrachage de charges lors du polissage.

Thank you!

Is it just "loads"

I want to be sure!
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Feb 9, 2014 10:29: Tony M Created KOG entry

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liz askew (asker) Feb 4, 2014:
"Filler" would make sense:
Issues in Dentistry, Oral Health, Odontology, and Craniofacial ...
books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=1490106480
2013 - ‎Medical
In general, the composites with broader filler distribution (C05 and C19) ... the researchers concluded: “Composites with broader granulometric distribution ...
liz askew (asker) Feb 4, 2014:
Hi, this occurred to me after posting too:)
Tony M Feb 4, 2014:
charges I don't know if it is applicable in your context, but one common translation for 'charges' is 'fillers' — i.e. inert substances added to a compound in order to bulk it out or in some other way change its properties (mechanical rather than chemical).

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fillers

Encouraged by your research, I'm going to submit this as an answer, albeit with a modestly low confidence level, since this is well outside my specialist fields!
Note from asker:
Hi, I think this is outside my specialist field as well as it is not strictly medical!
Peer comment(s):

agree Didier Fourcot : C'est ce que je comprends, voir références en discussion
58 minutes
Merci beaucoup, Didier !
agree Joanne Archambault
20 heures
Merci, Joanne !
agree B D Finch : It seems filler can be composed of aggregate and nano-particles. Perhaps a visit to the dentist is called for?
22 heures
Thanks, B! Err... no, I don't think so, thanks awfully... ;-)
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bulk of granulometric density

White fused alumina technical data sheet/Henan Jiangshan Industry ...
www.slideshare.net/.../wfa-technical-data-sheet-23490...‎Traduire cette page
26 juin 2013 - Applications:◎Reusable abrasive◎Grinding, lapping and polishing ... to the FEPA recommendationFEPA Granulometry in µm Bulk Density ... Dental ceramics / endodontic courses by indian dental academy 3251 views Like.

Powder metallurgical processing of Co–28%Cr–6%Mo for dental ...
www.ufrgs.br/.../PM processing of Co-28...‎Traduire cette page
de G Knörnschild - ‎2010 - ‎Cité 8 fois - ‎Autres articles
dental devices and support structures for heart valves [1]. They are .... 1) and the granulometry, according ... since the green density of 6.12 g/cm3, reached at 800 MPa, could not ... 3a, b and c represent the sintered, polished samples without.
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aggregate(s)

The same principle and term as concrete, but finer (and, one hopes, aseptic). Granulometry here is "particle size".

www.dentalaegis.com › Compendium‎
White mineral trioxide aggregate has an overall smaller particle size (8 times smaller) and ... aggregate has shown to have a stimulating effect on human dental pulp cells.
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