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06:09 Jul 25, 2018 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Other / Cold water supply | |||||||
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4 +1 | 4.5°C flow and 12°C return (system) |
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3 | feed @ 4.5°C and return @ 12°C |
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régime aller 4.5°C et retour 12°C feed @ 4.5°C and return @ 12°C Explanation: Depending on how this fits in with the rest of your surrounding context, 'régime' may not have any real translation value — unless it is part of some financial 'scheme' that is discussed elsewhere. I would just say soemthing like "Chilled water is supplied by ... with the..." and so on. Note I would normally talk about 'supply / return', but have changed that to 'feed' (also perfectly valid!) above to avoid repeating 'supply'. |
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4.5°C flow and 12°C return (system) Explanation: You can put in "system" if you absolutely must translate "régime", but I suggest you don't bother. theengineeringmindset.com/essential-chiller-terminology/ This refers to the temperature difference between the flow and return temperatures of either the chilled and condenser water. A typical temperature difference between the chilled water flow and return would be 6C but this can vary. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 hrs (2018-07-25 15:36:33 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://www.bosch-thermotechnology.com › ... › Components for hot water boilers The module maintains the minimum return flow temperature and maximum temperature spread between supply and return flow. https://www.waterloo.co.uk/download/chilled-beams.../chilled... connected and connected to the water flow and return distribution ..... ideally 1°C lower than the flow temperature of chilled water in the ceiling or beam system. |
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