French: évent cas feuEnglish translation: FEV/EPRV (Fire engulfment valve/Emergency Pressure Relief Valve) KudoZ The KudoZ network provides a framework for translators ... More |
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| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | French term or phrase: | évent cas feu | | English translation: | FEV/EPRV (Fire engulfment valve/Emergency Pressure Relief Valve) | | Entered by: | French2English |
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French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial / aromatic solvents storage facility | | French term or phrase: évent cas feu | Regarding the storage of inflammable materials:
Would this be translated as 'fire vent' in this context?(see below). Thanks
Sur chacun de ces réservoirs concernés par le stockage de produits inflammables, il sera mis en place les éléments suivants :
Un évent cas feu suffisamment dimensionné permettant, en cas d’incendie dans la cuvette de rétention, d’éviter la rupture du réservoir causée par une augmentation brutale de la pression au sein de celui-ci.
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| | | FEV / EPRV | Explanation: Emergency Pressure Relief Valve (EPRV) - sometimes known as a fire engulfment valve (FEV) which is an emergency venting system which operates under significant overpressures such as those encountered during fire engulfment
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Throughout this report, unless otherwise stated, the term emergency pressure relief valve (EPRV) is used, as a more accurate term, to signify a fire engulfment valve (FEV).
[www.unece.org/trans/doc/2005/ wp15ac1/TRANS-WP15-AC1-2005-21e.doc]
fire engulfment valve – a valve designed to relieve at a sufficient rate to prevent the pressure in a vessel exceeding the design value when the vessel is subject to the temperatures expected during engulfment in a petroleum product fire
http://www.energyinst.org.uk/content/files/file366.pdf
Last mentioned site also has :
drop pipe – A fill pipe fitted vertically inside a tank and reaching the bottom of the tank, designed to reduce splashing during tank filling
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| Selected response from: Bourth France
| Note from asker to answererThanks, Bourth, you have actually answered two technical questions in one here - very helpful and, it would appear, accurate. 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer |
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