Ateliers de filés
English translation: Carbon fibre/fiber workshops
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| 5 | standard carbon fibers |
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| 3 | workshop of thread |
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| 3 | spun yarn workshops |
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| 2 | Carbon fibre processes |
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workshop of thread Explanation: I know that 'filé' means 'thread' of gold,silver etc... I hope this will be of good help |
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standard carbon fibers Explanation: fibers in English sorry about the coal...:) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-01-14 21:07:55 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ... Where are carbon fibers used ? ... Carbon fibers are usually mixed with resin to form a \"Pre-Preg\" (Pre-impregnated)sheet, wound between release paper. ... Description: Vince Kelly\'s personal homepage on carbon fiber. Extensive description of the chemical construction,... Category: Business > Textiles and Nonwovens > ... > High-Performance Fibers www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1320/ - 42k - Cached - Similar pages Carbon Fiber Future | Metropolis Magazine | February 2003 ... the form of which draws from architecture, advanced engineering, material science, and purpose-built software--would be supported by woven carbon fibers. ... www.metropolismag.com/html/content_0203/fib/ - 39k - Cached - Similar pages Carbon Fiber Carbon fiber is a polymer which is a form of graphite. ... Carbon fiber is a form of graphite in which these sheets are long and thin. ... Description: Description of the chemical structure of carbon fibers, the polymer from which it is made, and its... |
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| Ateliers de filés spun yarn workshops Explanation: - |
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| Ateliers de filés Carbon fibre processes Explanation: Looking at the posted text as a whole we seem to be describing different processes. Now we have "atelier" as "workshop", but when I was with an engineering company (in the UK), we used to talk about the rivetting "shop", the gear "shop", the fettling "shop", etc., i.e., the places where the processes were carried out. So if the emphasis is on a series of places, a UK context might use "shop" as the place for each of the processes to be carried out. However, in this case it seems that we are focussing on a series of processes as such. So for each of these in the text, from "Blending" downwards, where we are describing the PROCESS rather than the place, would we not use the form "Blending Process: the process of combining [is "adjusting" right?] active carbon end products to make up the required capacity and composition". Following this logic, for the next item you would use "conditioning process" - and then we come to the subject term of this query "Ateliers de filés". Here I suggest you could use "Carbon fibre processes" (plural) with the sub-headings "Standard fibres - this process generates non-active carbon powder in granules, and these are then rendered active in an oven..." and "Fibres in briquette form - this process generates active carbon powder in the form of granules by adding binders." And then you'd go on to "Impregnation process", and "Active carbon washing process" etc. Anyway, that's what I think. I hope it helps. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 hrs 53 mins (2004-01-15 11:25:32 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- By the way - American English uses FIBER; British English uses FIBRE. |
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