Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
STP
French translation:
température et pression normales
Added to glossary by
Nicolas Bonsignore
Mar 6, 2005 17:42
20 yrs ago
English term
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Native in: French (Variants: Belgian, Standard-France) 
Works in: English to French, Italian to French, French, and 1 more.
STP
English to French
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Mechanics / Mech Engineering
Compressed air at a rate of $$$ SCFM ($$$ SLPS at STP) is required for can stripping.
$$$ = values
$$$ = values
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température et pression normales
Domaine(s)
– Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics (Physics)
– Scientific Measurements and Analyses
Domaine(s)
– Mécanique des fluides et hydraulique (Physique)
– Mesures et analyse (Sciences)
standard temperature and
pressure Source CORRECT
STP Source CORRECT
normal temperature and pressure
Source
NTP Source
température et pression
normales Source CORRECT, FÉM
DEF – An agreed standardized reference
state, specified by a pressure of 760
millimeters of mercury (one atmosphere)
and the ice-point temperature ... Source
OBS – Standard temperature is 0°C/32°F
(273K) and standard pressure is 1
atmosphere (101,325Pa). Source
OBS – (0°C et 760 mm Hg). Source
OBS – glossaire de l'énergie, OCDE.
Source
– Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics (Physics)
– Scientific Measurements and Analyses
Domaine(s)
– Mécanique des fluides et hydraulique (Physique)
– Mesures et analyse (Sciences)
standard temperature and
pressure Source CORRECT
STP Source CORRECT
normal temperature and pressure
Source
NTP Source
température et pression
normales Source CORRECT, FÉM
DEF – An agreed standardized reference
state, specified by a pressure of 760
millimeters of mercury (one atmosphere)
and the ice-point temperature ... Source
OBS – Standard temperature is 0°C/32°F
(273K) and standard pressure is 1
atmosphere (101,325Pa). Source
OBS – (0°C et 760 mm Hg). Source
OBS – glossaire de l'énergie, OCDE.
Source
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