07:28 Dec 7, 2001 |
French to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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5 | weathering chamber |
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5 | weathering chamber |
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4 | aging enclosure |
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4 | causes of aging |
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aging enclosure Explanation: 2. [ceinture] enclosure, fence Copyright © 1996 Larousse. Computer software copyright © 1996 INSO Corporation. All rights reserved. |
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causes of aging Explanation: I can't see anything else. Another possibility would be: venues of aging, but this term is used in other contexts and means the action of coming. May be the link below could be of some help. WEATHERING: artificial or accelerated aging of coated wood ... special cabinets (ie Xenotest, UVcon, etc.) which ... may have several causes: - absorption of moisture ... www.archcoatings.it/gloss1.htm - 25k |
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weathering chamber Explanation: I think this is what you're looking for. 'Viellissement' can mean 'weathering' as well as 'ageing'. Here's some info from a weathering chamber website: The response and resistance of products to the effects of weathering is of concern in a wide variety of industries. Typical examples include automobiles (exterior finish, paint, upholstery, plastics, trims), fabrics (clothing, carpeting, wall coverings, outdoor furniture), building materials (lumber, roofing), architectural coatings (paint, vinyl siding), toys, bicycles, and camping equipment, to name just a few. Weathering chambers can reproduce the effects of sunlight, humidity, heat, etc. Good luck! Reference: http://www.ptbmagazine.com/Jan00/ptb.0100coat.html |
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weathering chamber Explanation: I think this is what you're looking for. 'Viellissement' can mean 'weathering' as well as 'ageing', and 'enceinte' can mean 'chamber'. Here's some info from a weathering chamber website: The response and resistance of products to the effects of weathering is of concern in a wide variety of industries. Typical examples include automobiles (exterior finish, paint, upholstery, plastics, trims), fabrics (clothing, carpeting, wall coverings, outdoor furniture), building materials (lumber, roofing), architectural coatings (paint, vinyl siding), toys, bicycles, and camping equipment, to name just a few. Weathering chambers can reproduce the effects of sunlight, humidity, heat, etc. Good luck! Reference: http://www.ptbmagazine.com/Jan00/ptb.0100coat.html |
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