Aug 14, 2009 18:15
14 yrs ago
Romanian term
crăiţuitor
Romanian to English
Tech/Engineering
Mechanics / Mech Engineering
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Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | carbon arc cutting operator | ANCA ROXANA CHIRILA |
Change log
Aug 15, 2009 22:05: Maria Diaconu changed "Term asked" from "craituitor" to "crăiţuitor"
Proposed translations
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Romanian term (edited):
craituitor
Selected
carbon arc cutting operator
craituire - indepartare a metalului topit cu ajutorul arcului metalic
(http://www.sudomet.ro/?page=shop/browse&category_id=8f17eb1f...
"CAC, Carbon Arc Cutting
Air carbon arc cutting is an arc cutting process in which metals to be cut are melted by the heat of a carbon arc. The molten metal is removed by a blast of air. This is a method for cutting or removing metal by melting it with an electric arc and then blowing away the molten metal with a high velocity jet of compressed air. The air jet is external to the consumable carbon-graphite electrode. It strikes the molten metal immediately behind the arc. Air carbon arc cutting and metal removal differ from plasma arc cutting in that they employ an open (unconstricted) arc, which is independent of the gas jet. The air carbon arc process is shown in figure 10-75. "
(http://www.weldguru.com/CAC.html)
(http://www.sudomet.ro/?page=shop/browse&category_id=8f17eb1f...
"CAC, Carbon Arc Cutting
Air carbon arc cutting is an arc cutting process in which metals to be cut are melted by the heat of a carbon arc. The molten metal is removed by a blast of air. This is a method for cutting or removing metal by melting it with an electric arc and then blowing away the molten metal with a high velocity jet of compressed air. The air jet is external to the consumable carbon-graphite electrode. It strikes the molten metal immediately behind the arc. Air carbon arc cutting and metal removal differ from plasma arc cutting in that they employ an open (unconstricted) arc, which is independent of the gas jet. The air carbon arc process is shown in figure 10-75. "
(http://www.weldguru.com/CAC.html)
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