15:15 Jun 6, 2002 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping / railways | |||||||
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4 +1 | detector for fallen vehicles and object |
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4 +1 | could it be a track-mounted sensor array.... |
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4 | Derailment detectors |
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4 | On-track foreign object or material detector |
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4 | Objects detector |
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detector for fallen vehicles and object Explanation: i don't think there is a more specific term. If there were, wouldn't the Spanish also have such a term? |
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Derailment detectors Explanation: There is a set term for "detector de caída de vehículos", which would a derailment detector. However, I am not aware of a term that also covers falling objects. Here are some references: ... Rail tanker head shields and derailment detectors for rail tankers will also be tested as part of the study and recommendations are being developed for road ... ... We thought theyd be a good idea for us. Needes said, so last year we designed our own derailment detectors. Instead of the ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-06-06 15:45:42 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Cecilia, I am pretty sure this isn\'t talking about a breakdown of the vehicles. I say that because they are discussing the installation of detectors at certain points on the railway where there is higher risk. In other words, they are referring to points where there is a possibility for derailment (sharp turns, change to another track, etc.) That seems to be what the context is dictating. Reference: http://www.zetron.com/pages/english/realw/7210.html Reference: http://www.eurochlor.org/chlorine/industry/97xbr5.htm |
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On-track foreign object or material detector Explanation: Like the rest, I don't know if there is really a professional term for this. Good Luck! |
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could it be a track-mounted sensor array.... Explanation: ... like the one described here? The basic components of the WILD system are the track mounted sensor array, on-site processing rack (CSU) and control PC.....Sensors are mounted in pairs, one on each rail, between the sleepers. Depending on requirements a WILD array may contain: · 10 -12 Accelerometers · 4 -12 Load Gauges · 2 - 4 Temperature Sensors · 4 Wheel Flange Detectors · Automatic Vehicle Identification Tag Reader · Hot-Box/Hot-Wheel Detector · Out-of-Gauge/Dragging-Equipment Detector · Lateral Tracking Sensors ....Out-of-gauge/dragging-equipment detectors look for shifted or badly arranged loads and other objects that project outside of the nominal cross-section of railway vehicles.... http://www.ntsb.gov/Events/symp_rec/proceedings/authors/lech... It's a long article, but among other things, it makes the point that broken or defective equipment can be detected and derailments prevented. I'll keep on looking.... Reference: http://www.ntsb.gov/Events/symp_rec/proceedings/authors/lech... |
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Objects detector Explanation: the simpler the better :-) |
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