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17:10 Jan 30, 2009 |
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French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Nuclear Eng/Sci / core modelling | |||||||
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3 | position of hot assembly/usual position/main hot assembly |
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typical, systematic |
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position of hot assembly/usual position/main hot assembly Explanation: I would say the 'de residence' in the first example appears to be referring to the positioning of the rods within the reactor core , while in the second it seems to imply, the usual or main or principal configuration position/pattern/ placement.- I suppose like a 'principal' residence. the configuration currently 'in residence' but as you say, strange.... Here's a couple of refs to give more food for thought Information about tested. configurations can ... Different fuel-assembly-placement strategies can ... ieeexplore.ieee.org/iel2/714/551/00013285.pdf?arnumber=13285 - Similar pages by P Dauboin - 1988 http://www.insc.gov.ua/forum6/doc/text/relap/sverdlov.pdf |
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Reference: typical, systematic Reference information: Since the term crops up throughout your doc, presumably it is not a typo. I therefore tend to agree with your "typical", i.e. referring to a geographical location in the core where the assembly will systematically be hotter than others. There may on occasion be other locations where, under special circumstances or because of some specific characteristic of an assembly, an assembly may be hot, but not systematically. By the same token, the location of an "assemblage chaud de résidence" might not ALWAYS be hot (specific characteristics of the assembly concerned?), but it will tend to be, more often than not. Maybe this interpretation is reinforced by other occurences? Locational hot assembly? Hot assembly by definition (but not necessarily in fact) ? Pinpoint hot assembly? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 16 hrs (2009-01-31 09:13:27 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Not actually Reference information but not an answer corroborated in any way either. |
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