Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Brennwerttechnik
English translation:
condensing appliance technology
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Robin Ward
Mar 11, 2002 09:58
22 yrs ago
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German term
Brennwerttechnik
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Energy / Power Generation
energy
Heizkessel arbeitet mit Brennwerttechnik, it might have been asked here before, but couldn't find it
Proposed translations
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4 +1 | condensing appliance technology | Robin Ward |
4 +3 | calorific value technology | Alison Schwitzgebel |
Proposed translations
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condensing appliance technology
See the following explanation of the term:
Technik, die es ermoeglicht, die Kondensationswaerme des im Abgas enthaltenen Wasserdampfes zu nutzen (DVGW-"Lexikon der Gastechnik", 4. Auflage, Vulkan-Verlag Essen)
Technik, die es ermoeglicht, die Kondensationswaerme des im Abgas enthaltenen Wasserdampfes zu nutzen (DVGW-"Lexikon der Gastechnik", 4. Auflage, Vulkan-Verlag Essen)
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Endre Both
: or just "condensing technology"; "calorific value" (see above) is very likely a translation from German, look at the sites that pop up in Google if you search for it
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Yes, I agree, "appliance" is probably superfluous here
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calorific value technology
"High-Tech from Junkers
Calorific value-technology saves up to 40% energy
With conventional heating equipment, the heating energy in the exhaust gas escapes unused into the atmosphere. Gas-calorific value equipment in contrast, have particularly large heat exchangers which transfer the thermal energy from the exhaust gas to the heating water. That saves up to 40% energy."
Calorific value-technology saves up to 40% energy
With conventional heating equipment, the heating energy in the exhaust gas escapes unused into the atmosphere. Gas-calorific value equipment in contrast, have particularly large heat exchangers which transfer the thermal energy from the exhaust gas to the heating water. That saves up to 40% energy."
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Pro Lingua
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Robin Ward
: Oh no, beaten me to the punch again! I think I'm going to give up answering Kudoz questions!
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ingot
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