Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

gira apoyada en dos rodillos de fundicion de acero

English translation:

rotates on two cast iron wheels

Added to glossary by Jenette Holyoak
Jun 22, 2007 11:10
16 yrs ago
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Spanish term

gira apoyada en dos rodillos de fundicion de acero

Spanish to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering
Hi Proz,
This comes up as so:
El cuerpo del horno (kiln) se apoya especificamente en tres estaciones de soporte. Cada soporte comprende un anillo o llanta de rodadura fijada a una banda de refuerzo del cuerpo del horno, la cual gira apoyada en dos rodillos de fundicion de acero.
Thanks

Discussion

psicutrinius Jun 22, 2007:
...erwise
psicutrinius Jun 22, 2007:
There is a contradiction of terms for starters: "fundición" = cast iron; "acero fundido" = cast steel. I believe (as the other peers who answered) that cast iron is the one. And whar it describes are decidedly rollers, not wheels unless a sketch shows oth
Jenette Holyoak (asker) Jun 22, 2007:
I think so - what I put is that each support has a ball race or raceway fixed to a clamp on the kiln’s shell.....which rotates on two cast iron wheels (now that you have helped!!)

Proposed translations

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rotates on two cast iron wheels

that's the easy part of the sentence. Did you translate the rest OK?
G'luck
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I chose this one but used rollers instead of wheels - thanks to both - shame I can't give you both the points!!"
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which rotates supported by two cast steel rollers

asi lo pondría
Peer comment(s):

agree bigedsenior : ....rotates on two....
4 hrs
thanks.
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