English term
lines
Both the pneumatic and hydraulic system have automatic pressure relief valves. When the machine is in Control Stop or Emergency Stop Mode, the pressure in these lines is released.
自分で訳してみた文↓です。ご意見お願いします。
水圧システムと空気圧システムの両方に自動圧力放出弁が設けられています。機械がControl Stop Mode(制御停止)モードやEmergency Stop Mode(緊急停止)モードの時、?????その圧力が放出されます。
よろしくお願いします。
4 +4 | 空圧、油圧系 | Yuki Okada |
Aug 9, 2008 03:26: Katalin Horváth McClure changed "Term asked" from "Lines????" to "lines"
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Proposed translations
空圧、油圧系
また、hydraulic systemは言葉としては水圧系ですが、実際はほぼ100%油圧を使うと思います。
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydraulic_machinery
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Note added at 2 hrs (2008-08-09 02:04:54 GMT) Post-grading
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系、はここではsystemの訳として使っています。ポンプ、管、制御部など含めた全体を指しています。
”系”というのはどういった意味なのでしょうか? |
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