bakability

English

Noun

bakability (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of bakeability
   • 1955, American Foundryman:

     Bakability tests are performed concurrently with the tensile testing of cores.

   • 1963, Foundry Management & Technology:

     Linoil 710 All-purpose binder with average bakability and adequate strength.

   • 1990, Solid Fuel Chemistry:

     The factor reducing the bakability of powders with smaller grain size is the related porosity increase. These negative effects are removed by compaction (pressing). These considerations were taken into account in developing a process for ...

   • 2012, Gary R. Beecher, Research Instrumentation for the 21st Century, →ISBN, page 215:

     Another agricultural property is bakability. The way that people used to judge bakability is that they would bake a bunch of little loaves of bread. This is, in fact, the way that many things are done. A pilot plant is set up. Based on the pilot plant ...