treat gas

French translation: treat gas/traiter le gaz

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English term or phrase:treat gas/traiter le gaz
French translation:treat gas/traiter le gaz
Entered by: SCOALB (X)

08:49 Jun 1, 2001
English to French translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
English term or phrase: treat gas
pétrole
Caro.S
treat gas/traiter le gaz
Explanation:
The process of gas treatement is very well known: it concern's the separation of natural gas liquids which are split into propane, butane and heavy molecular
compound like sulfur and naphta.
In the following web page <http://www.gov.nb.ca/ACTS/LOIS/0-02-1.htm>" I found the following:
"...de recueillir le gaz naturel, de la traiter s'il ya lieu et de la mettre sur le marche,..."

Hence, if you translate "traiter le gaz" should be OK.

Bets regards,
SCOALB
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natreat gas/traiter le gaz
SCOALB (X)
natraiter les gaz / traiter l'essence
Germaine


  

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2 hrs
treat gas/traiter le gaz


Explanation:
The process of gas treatement is very well known: it concern's the separation of natural gas liquids which are split into propane, butane and heavy molecular
compound like sulfur and naphta.
In the following web page <http://www.gov.nb.ca/ACTS/LOIS/0-02-1.htm>" I found the following:
"...de recueillir le gaz naturel, de la traiter s'il ya lieu et de la mettre sur le marche,..."

Hence, if you translate "traiter le gaz" should be OK.

Bets regards,
SCOALB


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5 hrs
traiter les gaz / traiter l'essence


Explanation:
traiter les gaz s'il s'agit s'il s'agit d'émanations

traiter l'essence, s'il s'agit du produit de raffinement


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Germaine
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