valores límites de alabeo

English translation: tilt limit values

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Spanish term or phrase:valores límites de alabeo
English translation:tilt limit values
Entered by: James Arthur Williamson

13:00 Jan 27, 2013
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping
Spanish term or phrase: valores límites de alabeo
This is from a contract for the construction of a railway line. It is Chilean Spanish, I think and I'm tranlating to US English.
TIA!

Durante el período de marcha en blanco el Contratista debe, sistemáticamente, antes de retomar los ensayos, asegurarse de que las condiciones de seguridad relacionadas con la circulación de los trenes estén satisfechas, en particular en cuanto se refiere al paso del gálibo, del riel, de los valores límites de alabeo y el estado de engrase de los rieles.
S Ben Price
Spain
Local time: 21:49
tilt limit values
Explanation:
...and especially passing clearance, stucture clearance, tilt limit values and the lubrication condition of the rails (for references see previous answer).

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Note added at 1 hr (2013-01-27 14:42:24 GMT)
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Tilt angle is a common parameter that always has to be taken into account in railway rolling stock design.
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James Arthur Williamson
Spain
Local time: 21:49
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Thanks!
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4 +2tilt limit values
James Arthur Williamson
5 -1warping/buckling
Peter Guest


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tilt limit values


Explanation:
...and especially passing clearance, stucture clearance, tilt limit values and the lubrication condition of the rails (for references see previous answer).

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Note added at 1 hr (2013-01-27 14:42:24 GMT)
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Tilt angle is a common parameter that always has to be taken into account in railway rolling stock design.

James Arthur Williamson
Spain
Local time: 21:49
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Thanks!
Notes to answerer
Asker: I'm curious how you arrived at this. Have you heard this term before? I thought it might refer to the track buckling, or possibly shifting or moving.


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Neil Ashby: ...but your refs on the previous page cannot be followed as they are incomplete.
32 mins
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agree  psicutrinius
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  -> Thanks psicutrinius
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warping/buckling


Explanation:
alabeo almost always refers to the distrotion of a compnent.
See reference I cited in a previous answer

Peter Guest
Spain
Local time: 21:49
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
disagree  James Arthur Williamson: But "alabeo" can also be torsion, twist(ing), pitch, washin/washout, warp(ing)/warpage, tilt(ing) or roll, depending on the context. Tilt in land vehicles, like roll at sea, is rotation on the longitudinal axis.
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