flammable liquids-upper

Spanish translation: líquidos inflamables - límite de inflamabilidad superior (%)

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English term or phrase:flammable liquids - upper (%)
Spanish translation:líquidos inflamables - límite de inflamabilidad superior (%)
Entered by: Esther N.

12:20 Jan 30, 2002
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng / Chemistry
English term or phrase: flammable liquids-upper
flammable liquids-upper [%]

No context available (unfortunately).

Thanks in advance!
Esther N.
líquidos inflamables - límite de inflamabilidad superior (%)
Explanation:
As you can see from the first link, "every flammable liquid has an upper and lower limit that defines the range of concentrations of the liquid in air that will ignite and propagate a flame." As you can see from the second link, this is called "límite de inflamabilidad".

Hope this helps
Patricia Ferreira
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Patricia Ferreira Larrieux
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Local time: 17:17
Grading comment
Thank you all very much for your suggestions. A pity I can't grade you all.
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4 +3ver exp.
E-nauta
5Two options: A -- > Líquidos Inflamables - catalizador B -- > Líquidos Inflamables - superior
Jose Villarroel
4 +1líquidos inflamables - límite de inflamabilidad superior (%)
Patricia Ferreira Larrieux
4otra posibilidad, aunqeu estoy adivinando...
Robert INGLEDEW
4...líquidos inflamables - umbral superior [%]
Ramón Solá


  

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ver exp.


Explanation:
Perdona que responda en español, me concentro mejor en la respuesta.

Existe un concepto relacionado con "upper" y que describe un máximo para que se de un evento como el que se describe en tu pregunta, es decir, un cambio en las propiedades del liquido, en este caso ser inflamable. Por tanto, te propongo esta traducción:

"Líquidos inflamables por encima del [%]" Creo que es un tanto por ciento de concentración.

Saludos.


    Reference: http://www.upsc.gov.in/exams/notifications/csp2001/syll-main...
E-nauta
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Consuelo Fabian: Correcto
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  -> Gracias, Consuelo

agree  Robert INGLEDEW: Tu respuesta parece lógica.
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  -> Gracias, Roberto

agree  Hermeneutica: es todo lo que se me ocurre a mí también
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  -> Gracias, Dee
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otra posibilidad, aunqeu estoy adivinando...


Explanation:
¿No será líquidos inflamables de la columna superior de destilación? Hice una búsqueda en internet de la frase que tú das y no aparece nada...
Sorry no results were found matching: "flammable liquids-upper".


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Note added at 2002-01-30 13:18:42 (GMT)
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Disculpa el error (AUNQUE). Voy a tener que despedir a la computadora, últimamente se está equivocando mucho...

Robert INGLEDEW
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Two options: A -- > Líquidos Inflamables - catalizador B -- > Líquidos Inflamables - superior


Explanation:
The best way to determine which is the best option would have to be based on the chapter or context its been used or the graphic it represente.

Jose Villarroel
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líquidos inflamables - límite de inflamabilidad superior (%)


Explanation:
As you can see from the first link, "every flammable liquid has an upper and lower limit that defines the range of concentrations of the liquid in air that will ignite and propagate a flame." As you can see from the second link, this is called "límite de inflamabilidad".

Hope this helps
Patricia Ferreira



    Reference: http://www.radford.edu/~fac-man/Safety/HazCom/chp6.htm
    Reference: http://www.oxigenocastano-sl.es/seguridad.htm
Patricia Ferreira Larrieux
Italy
Local time: 17:17
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish, Native in ItalianItalian
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Grading comment
Thank you all very much for your suggestions. A pity I can't grade you all.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Maria: This seems right to me.
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...líquidos inflamables - umbral superior [%]


Explanation:
HTH...

Ramón Solá
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