participant à la résistance de l’appareil à la pression
English translation: which contributes to the pressure resistance of the equipment
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helping the device to resist pressure Explanation: HTH |
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peer agreement (net): +1which is a pressure-bearing part of the device/machine/apparatus/system Explanation: "Assemblage participant à la résistance de l’appareil à la pression et visé à l’article 16 de l’arrêté du 24/03/1978" "The joint, which is a pressure-bearing part of the device and subject to the provisions of Article 16 ... " Instead of 'device' you may put 'machine' or whatever the 'appareil' is in the previously translated part of the text. |
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helping the apparatus to withstand pressure Explanation: device/equipment can be used instead of apparatus if preferred |
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peer agreement (net): +2which contributes to the pressure resistance of the equipment Explanation: Both quotes are from the reference below, a publication of the European Communities entitled "Pressure Equipment Directive: A brief explanation") 1) Permanent joining of components which contribute to the pressure resistance of the equipment... (This corroborates the use of "contribute", "pressure resistance" and "equipment". 2)Assemblies mean several pieces of pressure equipment assembled by a manufacturer to constitute an integrated and functional whole. This suggests that "assemblage" can simply be translated as "assembly". Although the word is in the plural in the definition quoted, there are many examples elsewhere in the document where "assembly" is used in the singular. Reference: http://ped.eurodyn.com/directive/directive.html |
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