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fluateren, aanstralen

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02:52 Feb 15, 2001
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Dutch term or phrase: fluateren, aanstralen
Steenachtige ondergronden die een te hoge graad alkali bevatten vooraf fluateren.
Het aanstralen van thermisch verzinkte onderdelen uitvoeren met een niet metallisch fijn scherpkantig straalmiddel.
Lucy Spring
English translation:see detail
Explanation:
fluateren = treat with a salt of hydrogen hexafluorasilicate (see ref 1, which may be a useful glossary) -- your guess is a good as mine what it is in English (if there even is an equivalent)

aanstralen = sandblast (the 'metallisch fijn scherpkantig straalmidel' is a giveaway) -- 'sandblast' can be used more or less generically, even if the abrasive is not sand, but if you want to be hyperprecise, then something like 'blast with a pressurised stream of fine metallic sharp-edged particles' is a possibility.
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Ken Cox
Local time: 12:08
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Thanks again (glad you weren't away this week Ken!!). I'm afraid that by the time I got to the 5000th word of this spec nothing was a give-away - the phrase sandblasting might have eluded me forever :-)!
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Explanation:
fluateren = treat with a salt of hydrogen hexafluorasilicate (see ref 1, which may be a useful glossary) -- your guess is a good as mine what it is in English (if there even is an equivalent)

aanstralen = sandblast (the 'metallisch fijn scherpkantig straalmidel' is a giveaway) -- 'sandblast' can be used more or less generically, even if the abrasive is not sand, but if you want to be hyperprecise, then something like 'blast with a pressurised stream of fine metallic sharp-edged particles' is a possibility.

Ken Cox
Local time: 12:08
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 1385
Grading comment
Thanks again (glad you weren't away this week Ken!!). I'm afraid that by the time I got to the 5000th word of this spec nothing was a give-away - the phrase sandblasting might have eluded me forever :-)!
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