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na | reserves in use |
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na | rolling reserve |
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na | spinning reserve |
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reserves in use Explanation: Ojala que te ayude! Suerte! |
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rolling reserve Explanation: or, alternatively, "rotating reserve." By definition, a "reserve" is a quantity that is not currently in use, but has been set aside for use under certain specific conditions. For an electrical-power company, the obligation to "cover the rolling reserve" refers to the obligation to arrange what are known in the U.S. as "rolling blackouts" or "rolling brownouts"; i.e., reductions in power, usually during very late-night and early-morning hours, in selected areas in order to save energy. (The term "reserva rodante" should not be confused with "reserva conectada a la barra colectora," (the "spinning reserve"), which is a purely technical term.) -- Hope this helps! Louis Robb, _Diccionario para Ingenieros ES<>IN_ (28th ed., C.E.C.S.A., 1979) |
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spinning reserve Explanation: Reserva disponible, capacidad de reserva conectada y lista para su empleo (central eléctrica). Diccionario F. Beigbeder. Esta fue la traducción recomendada por un ingeniero de procesos. |
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