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virolas del horno

English translation: oven collars

07:09 Aug 26, 2001
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Spanish term or phrase: virolas del horno
Hi yet again,
last query as regards rotary kiln furnace in cement plant:
virolas del horno.
Thanks
J.
Jenette Holyoak
United Kingdom
Local time: 10:22
English translation:oven collars
Explanation:
VIROLA: Cada una de las abrazaderas corredizas, huecas y de metal, de forma adaptada al espesor y ancho de la acción o estribera, y dentro de las cuales va ésta cubierta. Úsase únicamente en el apero. (Coluccio, 1950, p.387)

http://www.mujose.org.ar/diccionario/diccionario_u-z.htm

abrazadera-ferrule, clasp, piece of timber which fastens the plough-tail to the plough. A brace or bracket.

virola-collar, hoop, ring put upon canes, pocket-knives, etc.

collar-cuello, collarín, aro, virola, golilla, rodete, zuncho, anillo, manguito.

Hope this helps.

Bye
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na +1Furnace collars
Ivan Sanchez
na +1oven rings, shell rings
charlesink
nacollar
trans4u (X)
naoven collars
trans4u (X)
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18 mins
collar


Explanation:
VIROLA: Cada una de las abrazaderas corredizas, huecas y de metal, de forma adaptada al espesor y ancho de la acción o estribera, y dentro de las cuales va ésta cubierta. Úsase únicamente en el apero. (Coluccio, 1950, p.387)

http://www.mujose.org.ar/diccionario/diccionario_u-z.htm

abrazadera-ferrule, clasp, piece of timber which fastens the plough-tail to the plough. A brace or bracket.

virola-collar, hoop, ring put upon canes, pocket-knives, etc.

collar-cuello, collarín, aro, virola, golilla, rodete, zuncho, anillo, manguito.

Hope this helps.

Bye


    Inter-American Air Forces Dictionary of Technical Terms
    Velazquez Spanish English Dictionary
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18 mins
oven collars


Explanation:
VIROLA: Cada una de las abrazaderas corredizas, huecas y de metal, de forma adaptada al espesor y ancho de la acción o estribera, y dentro de las cuales va ésta cubierta. Úsase únicamente en el apero. (Coluccio, 1950, p.387)

http://www.mujose.org.ar/diccionario/diccionario_u-z.htm

abrazadera-ferrule, clasp, piece of timber which fastens the plough-tail to the plough. A brace or bracket.

virola-collar, hoop, ring put upon canes, pocket-knives, etc.

collar-cuello, collarín, aro, virola, golilla, rodete, zuncho, anillo, manguito.

Hope this helps.

Bye


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    Velazquez Spanish English Dictionary
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Furnace collars


Explanation:
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Ivan Sanchez
Local time: 06:22
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agree  Parrot: "furnace" is more industrial
44 mins
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oven rings, shell rings


Explanation:
las virolas de un horno rotativo de cemento son cilindros de chapa de acero, huecos pero no corredizos como se dice más arriba.
(I made several translations about cement mfg. equipment)


    Malgorn Technical Dictionary and my own experience as engineer.
charlesink
Local time: 07:22
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 91

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agree  Patricia Lutteral: Coincido con rings, pero podría ser "furnace"?
6 mins
  -> de acuerdo, furnace is better
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http://www.mujose.org.ar/diccionario/diccionario_u-z.htm




    Reference: http://www.mujose.org.ar/diccionario/diccionario_u-z.htm
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