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Batch
Definitions:
- A Number of Things Produced as a Group:
- Refers to a collection of items created or processed together in a single operation or session.
- Commonly used in manufacturing, baking, and other production processes. Example:
- “The factory produced a batch of 100 widgets.”
- “She baked a batch of cookies for the bake sale.”
- A Mixture of Natural and Synthetic Rubber with Other Materials:
- In tire production, it refers to the combination of rubber, fillers, chemicals, and vulcanizing agents.
- This mixture is essential for creating the rubber compound used in tires. Example:
- “The batch for tire production includes various additives to enhance durability.”
- “Each batch is carefully formulated to meet quality standards.”
- The Mixture of Raw Materials for Glass Production:
- Refers to the combination of raw materials, including cullet, used to produce glass in a furnace.
- The mixture is melted to create glass products. Example:
- “The glass factory prepares a batch of raw materials for the furnace.”
- “Cullet is added to the batch to improve the melting process.” Also Called:
- Charge
Summary:
The term “batch” can refer to a group of items produced together, a specific mixture in tire production, or the raw material mixture for glass manufacturing. Its usage varies based on the context, indicating either a collection of items or a specific formulation process.
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