fondellature

English translation: only a little help

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Italian term or phrase:fondellature
English translation:only a little help
Entered by: Michael Deliso

10:48 Dec 14, 2003
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering / bulding construction
Italian term or phrase: fondellature
It's part of a work in building restructuring contract and it says: *rimozione delle fondellature interne* I have never heard of this..
Michael Deliso
Local time: 11:04
only a little help
Explanation:
in these documents

www.mtre.it/web 5627 v-02/schede/ita.doc

www.mtre.it/web 5627 v-02/schede/eng.doc

it is translated as bottoms, but it does not convince me completely

also, in my dizionario dell'edilizia there is the word "fondello" with the following explanation "laterizio che chiede gli spazi fra cassettoni di solaio" - translated as "filler tile"

don't know if it can help, sorry I don't have time for further verification. Have a nice Sunday!
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Elena Ghetti
Italy
Local time: 11:04
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Hi Elena,
thanks for your help..I further checked the term and came to the conclusion that they are those *hollow bricks* used to fill the spaces between girders..
thanks for your steering me toward the solution
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only a little help


Explanation:
in these documents

www.mtre.it/web 5627 v-02/schede/ita.doc

www.mtre.it/web 5627 v-02/schede/eng.doc

it is translated as bottoms, but it does not convince me completely

also, in my dizionario dell'edilizia there is the word "fondello" with the following explanation "laterizio che chiede gli spazi fra cassettoni di solaio" - translated as "filler tile"

don't know if it can help, sorry I don't have time for further verification. Have a nice Sunday!

Elena Ghetti
Italy
Local time: 11:04
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in pair: 750
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Hi Elena,
thanks for your help..I further checked the term and came to the conclusion that they are those *hollow bricks* used to fill the spaces between girders..
thanks for your steering me toward the solution
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