- Cucuteni–Trypillia
volutes on some vessels, c.4300–4000 BC, ceramic,
Moldavia National Museum Complex, Iași,
Romania Cycladic volutes on a 'frying pan'...
- of the
Ionic column.
Volute may also
refer to:
Volutidae (common name
volutes), a
taxonomic family of
predatory sea
snails Volute (pump), the
casing in...
- A
volute is a
curved funnel that
increases in area as it
approaches the
discharge port. The
volute of a
centrifugal pump is the
casing that
receives the...
-
flowers may
swing from the
clefts or "neck"
formed by the
volutes. Originally, the
volutes lay in a
single plane (illustration at right); then it was...
- unique: to make each, the
potter would have
first made two side
spirals ("
volutes") as
decorative disks, then
attached a long thin slab of clay
around them...
- The
vertical volute spring suspension system is a type of
vehicle suspension system which uses
volute springs to
compensate for
surface irregularities...
-
Volution Group plc is a
manufacturer of
ventilation equipment for
commercial and
residential customers.
Based in Crawley, West Sus****, the
company is listed...
-
versions the
Composite order volutes are larger, however, and
there is
generally some
ornament placed centrally between the
volutes.
Despite this origin, very...
- undulata,
common name wavy
volute, is a
species of sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Volutidae, the
volutes.
Amoria (Amoria) undulata...
- A
volute spring, also
known as a
conical spring, is a
compression spring in the form of a cone (somewhat like the
classical volute decorative architectural...
