Oct 30, 2020 11:17
3 yrs ago
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English term

bracing point

English to French Tech/Engineering Engineering: Industrial Stretch-Bend-Leveling Machine for Sheet Metal
Bonjour chers collègues.

Alors, « point de contreventement » serait-il acceptable dans ce contexte, ne s'agissant PAS de construction ?
Plutôt, j'imagine, d'une machine du genre suivant : https://www.machine-metal.com/constructeur/stam/lignes-de-pl...

For machines with several bracing points, each individual bracing point can be raised and lowered independently of the others.
In this way the leveling rollers can be particularly deflected at certain points relative to the sheet metal and thereby a given path in the sheet metal can be particularly stressed. In adjusting an individual bracing point, however, the adjacent bracing points on both sides must be simultaneously adjusted in such a way that the individual bracing point is not overloaded.


Je vous remercie de vos conseils bien appréciés !

Discussion

Tony M Oct 30, 2020:
Thank you, Marc... ...for your kind words.
I have never been interested in the points, but simply in furthering the collective knowledge of our (not-so-)little community in a spirit of co-operation and synergy.
Marc Rizkallah (asker) Oct 30, 2020:
Thank you Tony. Tony you're absolutely right, entretoisement or contreventement don't fit at all. Thank you very much for this « tour/jambe de force » ;-)

It's thanks to people like you, who don't even do it for the points anymore, but just to maintain a dignity to our profession, that ProZ can retain some semblance of professional resource!
Tony M Oct 30, 2020:
@ Asker You're right, of course: nothing to do with 'contreventement', which as you say would only apply in a construction context. Probably closer to a 'jambe de force' (strut)
I would imagine these 'braces' as some kind of 'etai' intended to stiffen up / rigidize the assembly — in which case, it makes sense to also give them an adjustable function.

Proposed translations

1 hr

point d'entretoisement

point d'entretoisement
Peer comment(s):

agree Rocsana Guignaudeau
4 hrs
disagree Tony M : I don't believe the kind of 'bracing' we are talking about here is anything to do with 'entretoisement'
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3 days 22 hrs

point de supportage

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