Translated, but can't figure out how to link to the source
editI started this article by translating the Catalò version, but I can't figure out how to link back to that version with an "Article also available in_____" language link. Pogorrhœa (talk) 02:54, 12 April 2024 (UTC)
- That would be done through Wikidata. For the moment you could just add a See also link as Duralinox. Andy Dingley (talk) 09:51, 12 April 2024 (UTC)
Comments
edit- "light forged and laminated stainless alloy"
- Alloys aren't forged. They might be suitable for forging, but this is something done to them, not something inherent in their manufacture.
- laminated?
- "stainless" suggests stainless steel and chromium or nickel. "Corrosion-resistant" might be better.
- Naming "Dural-"
- This suggests a relationship with Duralumin, thus the copper aluminium alloys. What is the composition, and does it include anything other than magnesium as an alloying ingredient?
- " It is also used in autogenous welding."
- It might typically be welded with an autogeneous process, it might be especially suitable for it, but it's not a requirement for autogeneous welding. You can autogeneously weld many metals.
- "The Pen Duick III, a Duralinex sailboat,"
- Duralinox or Duralinex?
- What's the relation to Magnalium and Hydronalium? Where does it fit into the 5000 series of aluminium alloys?