Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
probing (metrology)
Spanish translation:
exámen
Added to glossary by
Juan R. Migoya (X)
Oct 31, 2003 09:09
20 yrs ago
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English term
probing
English to Spanish
Tech/Engineering
Metrology
Metrology
"X provider can meet your every requirement, enabling tracking, scanning, and probing from the same station".
Estoy traduciendo "rastreo, escaneado y palpado" referido a máquinas de medición por coordenadas, pero me suena muy feo. ¿Alguna solución mejor?
¡Gracias!
AA
Estoy traduciendo "rastreo, escaneado y palpado" referido a máquinas de medición por coordenadas, pero me suena muy feo. ¿Alguna solución mejor?
¡Gracias!
AA
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
4 +1 | seguimiento, escaneo y exámen | Juan R. Migoya (X) |
3 | seguir trayectorias, recorrer (superficies, curvas) y investigar | Cristina Danasel (X) |
Proposed translations
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seguimiento, escaneo y exámen
Sobre "probing" mira esta imágen:
http://www.ndt.net/article/v07n06/thomas/fig5a.jpg
en
http://www.ndt.net/article/v07n06/thomas/thomas.htm
Un saludo.
http://www.ndt.net/article/v07n06/thomas/fig5a.jpg
en
http://www.ndt.net/article/v07n06/thomas/thomas.htm
Un saludo.
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Comment: "Un saludo, JR.
AA"
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seguir trayectorias, recorrer (superficies, curvas) y investigar
tracking = for a measuring in coordinates device would mean following a certain trajectory or level curve and getting coordinates of different points/rebuilding curves in a certain plane
scanning = in the same context, getting coordinates of points on a surface with the purpose of, say, introducing them in a computer, interpolating and obtaining the mathematical description of that surface. This is possible also for a curve.
probing = in the same context, to investigate with or without touching the surface (infrared beam).
I've seen a machine like that, not very modern, but it was wired to a computer and performed the actions above.
I hope it helps.
scanning = in the same context, getting coordinates of points on a surface with the purpose of, say, introducing them in a computer, interpolating and obtaining the mathematical description of that surface. This is possible also for a curve.
probing = in the same context, to investigate with or without touching the surface (infrared beam).
I've seen a machine like that, not very modern, but it was wired to a computer and performed the actions above.
I hope it helps.
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