08:54 Aug 1, 2002 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||
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5 +1 | Low or Medium voltage substations and generators |
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5 | Medium / low voltage substations and welding generators. |
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4 | MT/BT substations and generators |
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MT/BT substations and generators Explanation: A "cabina di trasformazione" is a substation (according to Eurodicautom). "Gruppo elettrogeno" is "generator" (cf. Wordreference.com). Not totally sure about "BT/MT", but I found an English site that refers to "MT/BT substations". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-01 09:08:13 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- CORRECTION: This should be \"LT/MT substations and generators\"! BT stands for \"bassa tenzione\", which is low tension (LT). \"MT\" stands for \"media tenzione\", which is \"medium tension\". In fact, it might even be \"LV/MV\" for \"low voltage/medium voltage\". Definitely \"substations and generators\", though. Reference: http://www.geocities.com/kamalmhr2000/Maintenace.htm |
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Low or Medium voltage substations and generators Explanation: Having worked for Schneider Electric and dealt with similiar translations I can confirm for sure that "LT/MT" means "Low or Medium Voltage", "cabine di transformazione" is definately substations, and "gruppi elettrogeni" is generators. |
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Medium / low voltage substations and welding generators. Explanation: "Gruppi elettrogeni" means specifically "welding generators". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-02 02:06:26 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Gruppi elettrogeni means D.C.generators for welding use as well as transformers to be used as welding source of energy. |
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