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01:02 Dec 1, 2005 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial / specialist term | |||||||
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3 | land block boundary |
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2 | isolation zone limit / boundary |
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1 | unit field limit |
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unit field limit Explanation: possibly this refers to the boundaries for a unit within a industrial piping complex; such a complex would consist of so-called (piping) units designated for each stream of a specific chemical, and the field itself would be the entire complex. |
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isolation zone limit / boundary Explanation: NB your text seems to have been translated from German / written by German native speaker The details of my interpretation depend on the exact situation, but this might be the case: I understand a 'blokveld' to be a certain zone that can be isolated from the rest of the system, so when there's a leak there the rest of the installation, including the supply of nitro, can remain in operation; however, when there's a leak outside this area in the supply line, the supply has to be cut off and the supply line isolated i.e. closed off at both ends (inblokken) |
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land block boundary Explanation: From this brief context, the boundary of the land block. See web ref. below. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 8 hrs 59 mins (2005-12-01 10:01:55 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- See also one of many Dutch ref. to blokveld: pz.ibuildings.nl/nieuws/abdijnieuws/ 2002/week10/mededeling/walcheren Reference: http://www.ofm.wa.gov/geographic/tiger00r/block00.htm |
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