on run
Spanish translation: en el sentido de la corriente
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| 19:34 Jan 6, 2007 |
| English to Spanish translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial / depuradores de aceite para bombas de émbolo | |||||||
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| 4 +1 | en el sentido de la corriente |
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| 4 | tramo recto (de la unión T) |
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| 3 | hacia la t |
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peer agreement (net): +1en el sentido de la corriente Explanation: Un T de bifurcación tiene dos alternativas para colocar un accesorio: on run, o sea en la rama alineada con el ingreso, o en la T perpendicular a la corriente. La primer tiene mucho menor pérdida de carga |
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hacia la t Explanation: Busqué en Internet (drain valve'run) y me da la idea que run se refiere a la tirada de la tubería de un pinto a otro. Espero vaya en tu contexto!. Suerte. Prueba con estas tres palabras en Internet y quizá te ayude! |
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tramo recto (de la unión T) Explanation: Otra forma podría ser : "brazo(s) de la union T" En cuanto a "la pata de la T" en inglés se llama "branch of tee" |
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