Tragleiste
English translation: support
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| 03:13 Sep 6, 2008 |
| German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping / Rail tank cars | |||||||
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|  Selected response from: Charles Stanford Czech Republic Local time: 21:47 | ||||||
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4 hrs confidence: 
support ledge Explanation: I just searched under pressure vessels and support - this is what has been used the most |
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4 hrs confidence:
support Explanation: There is a picture of one at http://www.otif.org/otif/_dpdf/dir_rid_2006/08_2006-3_D.pdf and in http://www.freepatentsonline.com/EP0281827.html they talk about "support bars" in the context of rail tankers but treat slightly with a pinch of salt because it looks a bit translated... As I look up justification for the above I think I have found it - see the http://www.otif.org/otif/_epdf/dir_rid_2006/08_2006-A_E.pdf and its German equivalent http://www.otif.org/otif/_dpdf/dir_rid_2006/08_2006-A_D.pdf where they use "supports [for tank wagons]" to refer to Tragleisten. Probably right because the OTIF is the Intergovernmental Organisation for International Carriage by Rail - so they should know!! Reference: http://www.otif.org/otif/_epdf/dir_rid_2006/08_2006-A_E.pdf Reference: http://www.otif.org/otif/_dpdf/dir_rid_2006/08_2006-A_D.pdf |
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| Reference Reference information: Tragleiste = supporting strip http://tinyurl.com/5emq2p |
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