Einlastung
English translation: dispatch
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dispatch Explanation: When you "feed"/dispatch production orders into a work center in production, I am familiar with this step being called "einlastung" sometimes. Hope this helps. Dispatching also works, if you mean the gerund. If FMEA doesn't allow this interpretation, then I'm sorry. |
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release Explanation: I belive they meant "Entlastung", i.e. the release from liability (for instance) for any damages (?) due to faults. It would be good if you could copy and paste context from your original document in the original language. That way we can see how the required term was used. Le Docte / Ernst |
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