Jan 27, 2011 03:17
13 yrs ago
German term

Strömungsdruckverlust

German to English Tech/Engineering Engineering (general)
it is about purification and separation of acrylic acid crystals using a hydraulic wash column...

das Kristallbett fuehrt durch die aus dem hydraulischen Strömungsdruckverlust der Mutterlaugefuehrung im Prozessraum resultierende Kraft auf die roteierende Abtrageintrichtung zu,


it is a patent..
thanks in advance

is it loss in flow pressure?

Discussion

David Hollywood Jan 27, 2011:
np Zareh :) I think "drop" is right
Zareh Darakjian Ph.D. Jan 27, 2011:
drop Sorry, David.. I was typing my answer, and then I noticed your "drop" addition... I think it is drop, though and not loss...

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flow pressure drop

'I think it is "drop" as opposed to "loss" in this context of separation.

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http://books.google.com/books?id=moK06aBQbBIC&pg=PA413&lpg=P...

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"Loss" would imply that something went wrong. This *drop*, however, is by *design* I would think...
Peer comment(s):

agree Rebecca Garber
11 hrs
Thank you Rebecca.
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flow pressure loss

:)

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With a given location for the installation, the induction unit was to be optimised with regard to cooling and heating capacities, flow pressure loss, ...
www.linguee.com/translation/german/flow pressure.html - Cached

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or "drop"
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