Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
générateur d'air surpressé
Spanish translation:
generador de aire sobrecomprimido
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Egmont
Apr 1, 2005 13:28
19 yrs ago
French term
générateur d'air surpressé
French to Spanish
Tech/Engineering
Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
tratamiento de agua
en un sistema de desmineralización de agua.
¿Es lo mismo que burbujeo?
¿Tiene algo que ver con el término "soplante"?
Gracias mil
¿Es lo mismo que burbujeo?
¿Tiene algo que ver con el término "soplante"?
Gracias mil
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
4 | generador de aire sobrecomprimido | Egmont |
5 | generador de aire de alta presión | Gabriela Rodriguez |
Proposed translations
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French term (edited):
g�n�rateur d'air surpress�
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generador de aire sobrecomprimido
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French term (edited):
g�n�rateur d'air surpress�
generador de aire de alta presión
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High pressure systems are advantageous over systems that utilize carbon dioxide in that they contain propellant in a gas state only. Carbon dioxide tanks contain liquid, which must boil into gas for use by the gun. The delay time in boiling of liquid to gas can cause a problem during rapid fire known as shootdown.
High Pressure Air systems are used in paintball for powering the propulsion of paintballs. Tanks are either steel, or lighter weight aluminum wrapped in fiberglass. Steel tanks can hold up to 3000 lb/in² (20 MPa), while wrapped tanks can range up to 5000 lb/in² (34 MPa).
Tank capacity ranges from 48 to 114 in³ (0.8 to 2 L). The 68 in³ (1.1 L) size is considered average.
High pressure systems are advantageous over systems that utilize carbon dioxide in that they contain propellant in a gas state only. Carbon dioxide tanks contain liquid, which must boil into gas for use by the gun. The delay time in boiling of liquid to gas can cause a problem during rapid fire known as shootdown.
High Pressure Air systems are used in paintball for powering the propulsion of paintballs. Tanks are either steel, or lighter weight aluminum wrapped in fiberglass. Steel tanks can hold up to 3000 lb/in² (20 MPa), while wrapped tanks can range up to 5000 lb/in² (34 MPa).
Tank capacity ranges from 48 to 114 in³ (0.8 to 2 L). The 68 in³ (1.1 L) size is considered average.
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