Bleachery
Definition
A section, workshop, or industrial facility within a textile or paper factory, specialized in the chemical bleaching and cleaning of yarns, raw fabrics, or cellulose pulp.
Bilingual Equivalents
- Bleachery
- Bleaching department
Grammatical & Source Details
| Inflection Type | Feminine noun, regular singular vocalic ending with common abstract and locative plural variations. |
| Formation | Locative noun formed from the root 'albitor' combined with the professional structural suffix '-ie'. |
| Spelling / Pronunciation | [al.bi.to.ˈri.e] |
| Source | Lexicon of Industrial Engineering and Technical Factory Workspaces |
Contextual Usage Examples
RO: Baloturile de bumbac crud au fost trimise direct în albitorie pentru a fi curățate înainte de vopsire.
EN: The bales of raw cotton were sent directly to the bleachery to be cleaned before dyeing.
RO: Modernizarea utilajelor din această albitorie a redus considerabil consumul de apă și de clor.
EN: Modernizing the machinery in this bleachery considerably reduced water and chlorine consumption.
RO: Inginerul chimist coordonează întreaga activitate din albitorie, asigurând respectarea normelor de mediu.
EN: The chemical engineer coordinates the entire activity in the bleachery, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
Idioms & Phrases
Secție de albitorie / Bleaching department
RO: Perimetru industrial dedicat exclusiv tratării decolorante a materiilor prime sub supraveghere tehnică.
EN: Industrial perimeter dedicated exclusively to the bleaching treatment of raw materials under technical supervision.
Utilaj de albitorie / Bleachery equipment
RO: Complex de mașini, cuve și tamburi cilindrici folosiți pentru spălarea continuă a țesăturilor.
EN: A complex of machines, vats, and cylindrical drums used for the continuous washing of fabrics.
Efluent de albitorie / Bleachery effluent
RO: Apă reziduală industrială rezultată în urma procesului de înălbire, ce necesită o tratare ecologică strictă.
EN: Industrial wastewater resulting from the bleaching process, requiring strict ecological treatment.
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