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23:36 Dec 28, 2003 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering / chemical factory | |||||||
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| Selected response from: William Stein Costa Rica Local time: 18:22 | ||||||
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5 +1 | gate valve |
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4 +1 | automatic ring-follower gates |
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4 | disc-type shutter automatic valves |
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automatic ring-follower gates Explanation: According to GDF: Domaine(s) : - eau ouvrages de retenue français vanne à opercule n. f. Équivalent(s) English ring-follower gate Définition : Vanne pour conduite circulaire où l'eau circule à grande vitesse. La partie inférieure du tablier comporte une ouverture circulaire qui correspond exactement au diamètre de la conduite, ce qui donne un écoulement non perturbé quand la vanne est levée. Note(s) : L'ancienne dénomination de Vanne à lunette n'est pas utilisée. |
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disc-type shutter automatic valves Explanation: -- -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 43 mins (2003-12-29 00:19:40 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- gate is usually used for water valve for gas |
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gate valve Explanation: <<robinet-vanne à opercule Termes équivalents: vanne à coin, robinet de sectionnement Robinet dont l'obturateur dit opercule se déplace dans le fluide par translation selon un axe orthogonal à l'écoulement du fluide>> <<Gate valve. A stop valve which closes the flow in a pipe by a plate at right angles to the flow. The plate slides in its own plane and beds on the seating round the bore of the pipe when it is closed (variants possible). When open it offers less resistance to the flow of fluid than any other valve type (debatable!), since the full bore of the pipe is available for flow>> As opposed to butterfly valves, ball valves, swing (check) valves, etc. It is a broad family type of valve rather than a specific type within that subset. |
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