Metallvõres

Metallvõres is a term that can refer to a few related concepts within metallurgy and structural engineering, generally pertaining to frameworks or structures made of metal. In its most literal sense, it can describe a metal grid or lattice, often used for support, reinforcement, or as a decorative element. These can range from simple woven wire meshes to more complex, pre-fabricated metal grids used in construction and industrial applications.

More broadly, metallvõres can also describe the internal crystalline structure of metals themselves. Metals are composed of atoms arranged in a regular, repeating three-dimensional pattern known as a crystal lattice. This metallic bond and the specific arrangement of atoms within this lattice are fundamental to a metal's properties, such as its strength, ductility, and conductivity. Understanding this internal metallvõres is crucial for predicting and manipulating a metal's behavior under various conditions. In materials science, techniques like X-ray diffraction are used to study and characterize these internal structures.