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Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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5 +1 | air-handling equipment |
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5 +1 | air treatment equipment |
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4 | mechanically conditioned air |
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mechanically conditioned air Explanation: see at http://gophisb.biochem.vt.edu/greenhouse/green_man.section7.... |
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air-handling equipment Explanation: This is the standard American English technical term for the mechanical devices that heat, cool, and direct air for industrial, business, and domestic purposes. HTH, HC |
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air treatment equipment Explanation: An air handling equipment means that it operates by means of air. An air treatment equipment is one that modifies the characteristics of air (filtering, drying, to produce sterile air or breathing air). So there is a difference. Ref. Pneumatic Handbook - Ultrafilter International - Section 4 - Compressed air transmission and treatment. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-01-01 14:03:58 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- !st line - Sorry ... I wanted to say \"that handles air (for ex. compressors) |
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