Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
medullary ray flecks
Serbian translation:
pege/mrlje od sržnih zraka
Added to glossary by
Mirjana Gacanovic
Sep 21, 2004 09:44
19 yrs ago
English term
medullary ray flecks
English to Serbian
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Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.)
Quartered characteristics are: In cross section the angle of the annual ring tangent to the face of the piece to be between 45° and 90°. Grain lines to be mostly parallel to the length of strips, and medullary ray flecks present and more than 1/16" wide.
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pege/mrlje od sržnih zraka
pege/mrlje od sržnih zraka
Sržni zraci se protežu kroz deblo radijalno od srži do kore, a posle sečenja na furniru ostaju pege (mrlje).
QUARTERSAWN - The annual growth rings form an angle of 45 Degrees - 90 Degrees with the surface of the piece. In Quartersawed strips the medullary rays or pith rays in ring porous woods are exposed as flecks that are reflective and produce a distinctive grain pattern.
FLECKS - The wide irregular conspicuous figure in Quartersawn oak flooring. (Also, See Rays, Wood)
MEDULLARY RAYS - Strips of cells extending radically within a tree and varying in height from a few cells in some species to four or more inches in oak. The rays serve primarily to store food and transport it horizontally in the tree. On quartersawn oak, the rays form a conspicuous figure, sometimes referred to as Flecks.
(http://www.cwf.com/glossary.htm)
Sržni zraci se protežu kroz deblo radijalno od srži do kore, a posle sečenja na furniru ostaju pege (mrlje).
QUARTERSAWN - The annual growth rings form an angle of 45 Degrees - 90 Degrees with the surface of the piece. In Quartersawed strips the medullary rays or pith rays in ring porous woods are exposed as flecks that are reflective and produce a distinctive grain pattern.
FLECKS - The wide irregular conspicuous figure in Quartersawn oak flooring. (Also, See Rays, Wood)
MEDULLARY RAYS - Strips of cells extending radically within a tree and varying in height from a few cells in some species to four or more inches in oak. The rays serve primarily to store food and transport it horizontally in the tree. On quartersawn oak, the rays form a conspicuous figure, sometimes referred to as Flecks.
(http://www.cwf.com/glossary.htm)
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