06:19 May 19, 2000 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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| Selected response from: Dan McCrosky (X) Local time: 14:57 | |||
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na | porenfrei = frei form pores / non-porrous |
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na | Porenfreiheit = freedom from pores |
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na | absence of pinholes |
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na | free of pockmarks |
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na | Non-porous |
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porenfrei = frei form pores / non-porrous Explanation: Not sure if this is the same as you are looking for...would need more context. Claire |
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Porenfreiheit = freedom from pores Explanation: Would really need more context. It could also mean freedom from pinholes, if related to welding. HTH Wolfgang |
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absence of pinholes Explanation: Schmidt/Pons (Automotive) this is the term they use for painting body sections so it would probably fit your oilrig too. - absence of pinholes |
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free of pockmarks Explanation: Again, due to lack of context, just another idea. Kristina PS: Another option for your Rauhtiefe could be rugosity. |
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Non-porous Explanation: Ernst's WB der indust. Technik suggests "non-porous." Seems more direct than "free from pores" to me. HTH, Will |
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