Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
Massima Freccia
English translation:
maximum sag
Added to glossary by
Howard Sugar
Jul 29, 2010 05:55
14 yrs ago
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Italian term
Italy
Native in: English 
Works in: French to English, Italian to English, English to Italian, and 1 more.
Massima Freccia
Italian to English
Tech/Engineering
Energy / Power Generation
This concerns stringing conductors in a tender.
One is supposed to carry out a verification of "dei tiri sui sostegni"
La verifica sarà fatta partendo dalla condizione di Massima Freccia alla temperatura di regime del conduttore
I have also seen a formula which speaks of how to calculated determinazione delle frecce massime e minime, per il controllo delle distanze dei conduttori stessi dal suolo" and to determinare la tensione di posa (o di tesatura) del conduttore (tiro e freccia) ad una temperatura prestabilita. It sounds like
I understand the testing procedure in general and suppose that it might be something like "maximum sag"
One is supposed to carry out a verification of "dei tiri sui sostegni"
La verifica sarà fatta partendo dalla condizione di Massima Freccia alla temperatura di regime del conduttore
I have also seen a formula which speaks of how to calculated determinazione delle frecce massime e minime, per il controllo delle distanze dei conduttori stessi dal suolo" and to determinare la tensione di posa (o di tesatura) del conduttore (tiro e freccia) ad una temperatura prestabilita. It sounds like
I understand the testing procedure in general and suppose that it might be something like "maximum sag"
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maximum sag
You were right - it is 'maximum sag'.
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Note added at 8 mins (2010-07-29 06:04:43 GMT)
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I think in Italian to be more clear it's the sag of an electrical line it's called freccia apparente.
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Note added at 14 mins (2010-07-29 06:10:25 GMT)
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[BTW more technically speaking it's actually 'dip' - but it's probably not used often]
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Note added at 8 mins (2010-07-29 06:04:43 GMT)
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I think in Italian to be more clear it's the sag of an electrical line it's called freccia apparente.
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Note added at 14 mins (2010-07-29 06:10:25 GMT)
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[BTW more technically speaking it's actually 'dip' - but it's probably not used often]
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Tom in London
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Architecture, design, technical, etc.
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