11:04 Aug 13, 2006 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Energy / Power Generation / Wind Power | |||||||
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4 | crossbars |
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3 | extended arms |
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3 | outreach arms |
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extended arms Explanation: Just a starter. |
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outreach arms Explanation: It's a term I've encountered for the arms at the top of lighting columns, where the lamps are attached. From my notes: Crosse Outreach arm, bracket arm, carrying arm (lighting) Installation of traffic signal mast arm [with | without] road lighting luminaire. spigot, with [length] metres long outreach arm ... www.mainroads.qld.gov.au/MRWEB/prod/CONTENT.NSF/0/6a6ef81f8...$FILE/MRS1193.pdf large cantilever traffic signal mast (a traffic. signal on a 6 m high, 5.5 m outreach arm). The goal is, as with the previous projects on ... ukwes.bham.ac.uk/newsletters/oct2003.pdf Luminaires shall generally be mounted on outreach arms of 3m or 4.5m. […] outreach arm Bracket extending out from lighting column on to which the luminaire is mounted. http://www.roads.act.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/12545/ds1... |
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crossbars Explanation: Horizontal bar attached at/near the top of the mast, carrying the instruments. The aim is to keep the anemometer etc. some way away from the mast, to avoid turbulence effects. |
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