06:09 Sep 13, 2000 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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| Selected response from: Maureen Young Italy Local time: 05:16 | |||
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explosives tables/ charts, magnetothermal switch Explanation: A little more text would help. |
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exploded views or exploded drawings, thermomagnetic switch Explanation: 1. technical drawings are shown in 'exploded view' to show details clearly and how they all fit into the whole. 2. magnetotermico = thermomagnetic, so I assume it's called a thermomagnetic switch. Buon lavoro Maureen |
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See comments below. Explanation: You were right to catch my doubt on the second term. If you can\'t find the term on the web, it\'s probably wrong. There is a second type of circuit breaker, widely used in Italy, in addition to the usual circuit breaker, commonly called a \"salvavita\". In English it is the GFI circuit breaker, for ground fault interrupter. Don\'t know if that is what yours could be. Can\'t help you more than that, as I am not an electrician either, and have no time for further research right now. happy hunting! Ciao, Maureen |
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(in answer to your second query) Explanation: No, not all circuit-breakers are thermomagnetic; however, the phrase "thermomagnetic circuit-breaker" is the proper term for the type of breaker whose action is based on the simultaneous presence of a temperature gradient and a magnetic field. |
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