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07:36 May 18, 2012 |
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Japanese to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Mechanics / Mech Engineering | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Nathan Takase Local time: 01:37 | ||||||
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3 +1 | heat number |
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3 +1 | heat number marking |
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3 | Melting spot No. |
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Melting spot No. Explanation: order of words here does not change the meaning |
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heat number Explanation: I believe 溶解番号 should be heat number, an identification number. I am unsure about 座 - can you provide some surrounding context? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2012-05-18 10:01:29 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Without seeing the chart, my guess would be that it is referring to the dimensions allowed for the heat number cast or stamp. For example, see http://www.associatedvalve.com/download/jenkins/jen-10005.pd... Here it would be the dimensions of the box containing the heat number. In your case, this may be on a metal strip or pad that is fused to the body, so perhaps "heat number pad" or something to that effect. Just a guess, though. Reference: http://www.jssc.or.jp/toppage_pdf/20111108_guidelinetechnica... Reference: http://jglobal.jst.go.jp/public/20090422/201002078148157806 |
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heat number marking Explanation: This is the solution for 座. The heat number should be indicated somewhere on the valve and normally by engraving. (See following URL). I think 座 in this context means space for marking. “Heat Number Marking Size” could be your solution. Please note that as far as 溶解番号 concerns Nathan is correct, as you can also find in the referred website. Please take this into account for grading. Reference: http://www.hsflanges.com/technology_flange_marking.html |
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