11:31 Sep 24, 2000 |
Dutch to Spanish translations [PRO] Science | ||||
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na | bottle rotary machine ??? or carbonation tester |
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bottle rotary machine ??? or carbonation tester Explanation: Hi, I had a look on Internet to see if I could work out what kind of a machine this is. I found the following two web sites that seem relevant. However, you had better decide depending on the context. Good luck! http://www.oalj.dol.gov/public/dot/refrnc/dot4.txt 522.587-010 CARBONATION TESTER (beverage) Measures and records volume of carbon dioxide in storage tanks during carbonation of beer, and purity of carbon dioxide present in beer after fermentation: Connects test apparatus to tank test cocks on storage tanks during carbonation of beer. Reads electronic meter on test apparatus and records meter readings that indicate volume of carbon dioxide, or amount of carbonation, present in beer. Observes calibrated tube of testing instrument attached to tank test cocks after fermentation of beer, and records readings that indicate percentage of oxygen or purity in carbon dioxide content of beer. GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77 http://www.smb-technik.com/champ-trans.html rotary drainage machines |
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Message from Marijke Explanation: Hi Hans, I couldn't trace your e-mail so I thought I'd give you another half answer. I had a check for the Spanish but with no results. A lot of pages on how to make beer and such but nothing on testing various issues when making beer. I tried searching based on gas carbónico y anhídrido carbónico but with no joy. Good luck! |
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