Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

bride E.C

English translation:

core barrel flange

Added to glossary by pooja_chic
Oct 18, 2012 16:00
11 yrs ago
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French term

bride E.C

French to English Other Nuclear Eng/Sci
pressurisation puits de cuve
passage definitif decembre 87
efforts aux niveaux des non-linearites
et dans les colonnes



MAXIMUM MINIMUM
725.5 - 1374
Effort d'impact horizontal bride E.C et cuve (104 N)
(57) (12)
206.4 - 169.4
Effort d'impact horizontal ajutages et cuve (104 N)
(13) (58)
599.5 - 660.3
Effort d'impact horizontal PSC-E.C (104 N)
(114) (102)
834.6 - 1655
Effort d'impact horizontal guides radiaux (104 N)
(53) (20)
216 - 742
Effort vertical dans les colonnes inférieures(104 N)
(35) (160)
44.2 - 238
Effort vertical dans les colonnes supérieures(104 N)
(85) (96
Sorry for the alignment. The above is given in tables with figures in Max and min columns. the context is Nuclear Reactor.
Proposed translations (English)
2 +1 core barrel flange
Change log

Oct 19, 2012 21:13: pooja_chic Created KOG entry

Discussion

pooja_chic (asker) Oct 19, 2012:
Yes Claire Cox, you are right (:
Claire Cox Oct 19, 2012:
PSC I imagine it might be plaque supérieure de coeur - which would fit with core barrel flange too
kashew Oct 19, 2012:
That abbreviation E.C: can also be Enceinte de Confinement and Elément Combustible.
And what is the PSC here? Partie Sup. Cuve ?

Proposed translations

+1
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core barrel flange

This is just one possibility; the wider context might give you more of an idea, but the only thing I can think of here is bride de l'enveloppe du coeur = core barrel flange. Might this work in your situation?
Note from asker:
thank you so much, you are absolutely right, in progression, I got :: Impact horizontal bride de l'enveloppe de coeur - cuve.
Peer comment(s):

agree Didier Fourcot : Si la "cuve" est celle du réacteur, c'est le plus probable, mais la précision du type de réacteur aurait été utile
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