Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

линейные роликовые опоры

English translation:

carrying idler (return idler)

Added to glossary by Payiz
Feb 19, 2009 19:39
15 yrs ago
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Russian term

линейные роликовые опоры

Russian to English Tech/Engineering Engineering: Industrial
в тексте о конвейерах.

Спасибо.
Change log

Mar 6, 2009 05:54: Payiz Created KOG entry

Mar 6, 2009 05:57: Payiz changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/628910">Payiz's</a> old entry - "линейные роликовые опоры"" to ""return idler""

Proposed translations

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return idler

или
belt drive idler
Однако учитывая, что такие опоры установлены под лентой лучше будет вариант "return idler"

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Note added at 12 час (2009-02-20 08:01:38 GMT)
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"(mechanical engineering) The idler or roller beneath the cover plates on which the conveyor belt rides after the load which it was carrying has been dumped."



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Note added at 12 час (2009-02-20 08:03:00 GMT)
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Carrying idler - еще один вариант

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Note added at 12 час (2009-02-20 08:05:03 GMT)
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Carrying idler:
a. In belt conveyors, one of the belt idlers upon which the load-carrying portion of belting is supported.
b. In live roller conveyors, the roll upon which the load is supported while being conveyed.

http://www.webref.org/geology/c/carrying_idler.htm
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linear roller supports

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roller-type linear bearing

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roller-type linear bearing=linear roller supports

The author has, yet, to consider if he should preserve the "bearing" as a singular noun (reverting it into "bearings" may deliver a different idea to potential recipients and be closer to the precise discription of the actual thing).
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