Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
placés en enfilade
English translation:
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French term
Tunisia
placés en enfilade
is this simply placed in succession?
this is a nacelle where the cowl of the fan (7) casing is next to a downstream portion (13), these are two separate components but next to each other on the drawing, I think "en enfilade "may mean "fitted into" or something like that, I'm not sure if I'm being clear, here is the text:
3centreur destiné à intégrer une nacelle de turboréacteur qui présente au moins un capot de carter de soufflante (7) et au moins un panneau externe aval (13), du genre panneau externe d'inverseur de poussée, devant être placées longitudinalement en enfilade, ledit centreur...."
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Nikki Scott-Despaigne
: Or any similar form of words to convey this precise idea.
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