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18:34 Dec 17, 2003 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering / building trade, construction industry | |||||||
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3 | standard L-sections |
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2 | standard angle irons |
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standard angle irons Explanation: "L" perfil normal. This is totally based on Cindy's answer; if she is right then this could be also. I suggest you research it further. Exp. |
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standard L-sections Explanation: They're apparently perfiles (sections) like the UPN: La carpintería que se plantea en el detalle 1 está formada por un orden primario de perfiles de acero que participan de la estructura resistente del edificio (10) y un orden secundario de **perfiles LPN de acero*** para fijar los paneles (6, 7 y 1), bien mediante un cordón de silicona o mediante un junquillo de aluminio.http://www.buildnet.es/proyectos/detalles/sol2/sol2.htm However, I couldn't find any "LPN sections" like the UPN refs. to a European standard, so maybe they're just standard "L" sections (assuming the N is "normal" like in the UPN refs). Enhanced edition of the company's CAD software for piping and plant design has been released. The software includes a new steel module for plant design, and it also supports AutoCAD 2002. Supplied at no extra cost, the steel module allows the user to model a variety of steel section in 3D, making light work of modeling even the most complicated of steel structures. Steel module comes with a number of steel shapes such as I-sections, U-sections and ***L-sections*** designed to most international standards. CADWorx/PIPE Version 3.20. http://www.processingmagazine.com/Web_First/PR.nsf/ArticleID... Anyway, no time to look further, but maybe this will get you started. Reference: http://www.buildnet.es/proyectos/detalles/sol2/sol2.htm Reference: http://www.processingmagazine.com/Web_First/PR.nsf/ArticleID... |
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