Definition of aluminium
chiefly British
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Two tonnes of metal and 300 square metres of aluminium were required to make the benches, having taken four weeks to produce and will be in action at the beginning of the 2017-18 season when Plzen take on Dukla Prague on Saturday.
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Salford council stripped the aluminium cladding from nine of its towers on the Pendleton Estate, but this merely left exposed the insulation underneath.
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Camden council, in north London, was one of the first to try to move residents out of towers with the flammable aluminium-composite cladding, in the days after the Grenfell fire.
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Qualcomm says that the new reader design works underneath an OLED display up to 1,200 microns deep, an 800-micron glass layer, or a 650-micron aluminium layer.
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Huge chunks of the aluminium composite material (ACM) blistered and peeled off the tower during Wednesday’s inferno, showering survivors and rescue workers in acrid ash that covered a radius of several blocks.
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ACM is essentially a sandwich of two aluminium sheets with materials for insulation inside.
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Documents show that aluminium composite material (ACM) was used in Grenfell Tower's rainscreen cladding.
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The 32-year-old company makes vinyl and aluminium windows, doors and sunrooms for customers in Texas and surrounding states.
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