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Apr 20, 2008 09:30
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English term
Span test
English to French
Tech/Engineering
Electronics / Elect Eng
Convertisseur
Bonjour,
Dans un paragraphe sur les tests effectués sur un convertisseur (le document n'est pas écrit par des natifs...)
1.8.1 FACTORY TEST RUN UP CONVERTER
During the Factory Test following tests will be performed:
1.8.1.1 Visual inspections
o General assembly checks
o Cubicle Lay-out check
o Mechanical and electrical checks
o Mechanical and electrical connection checks
o Maintainability of the assembling
o Wiring check
1.8.1.2 Dielectrically tests
o Preparations
o Megger tests
o *** Span test ***
o Dielectrically tests remaining circuits
o Reinstate
1.8.1.3 Check auxiliary power supplies
Peut on dire "test de continuité" ou "test de tenue". J'ai trouvé continuity test, mais je me demandais si c'était la même chose.
Merci d'avance,
Nath
Dans un paragraphe sur les tests effectués sur un convertisseur (le document n'est pas écrit par des natifs...)
1.8.1 FACTORY TEST RUN UP CONVERTER
During the Factory Test following tests will be performed:
1.8.1.1 Visual inspections
o General assembly checks
o Cubicle Lay-out check
o Mechanical and electrical checks
o Mechanical and electrical connection checks
o Maintainability of the assembling
o Wiring check
1.8.1.2 Dielectrically tests
o Preparations
o Megger tests
o *** Span test ***
o Dielectrically tests remaining circuits
o Reinstate
1.8.1.3 Check auxiliary power supplies
Peut on dire "test de continuité" ou "test de tenue". J'ai trouvé continuity test, mais je me demandais si c'était la même chose.
Merci d'avance,
Nath
Proposed translations
(French)
3 +1 | test de portée | Benoist SOULARD (X) |
3 +1 | test de rigidité dieléctrique | Jennifer Levey |
3 +1 | See comments below | Tony M |
3 | essai de la pleine échelle | florence metzger |
Proposed translations
6 mins
essai de la pleine échelle
une suggestion...
+1
12 mins
test de portée
Le GDT donne portée pour Span.
J'ai trouvé quelques exemples mais il s'agit essentiellement de test de portée d'émetteur...
J'ai trouvé quelques exemples mais il s'agit essentiellement de test de portée d'émetteur...
+1
3 hrs
test de rigidité dieléctrique
I've found some references to the span test, but the information given is rather vague - it might refer to measurements of leakage current, to dielectric breakdown, or even to flashovers.
There are several tests that can be done on the dielectric in rotary machines, and some of them have (apparently) unrelated names in French and English. It is difficult to know which test 'span' refers to.
One test that's clearly missing in the rest of the list is the 'test de rigidité dieléctrique', so I offer this as a suggestion.
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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-04-20 12:34:51 GMT)
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http://www.sefelec.fr/telechargement/RT1_conformite-BT.doc
There are several tests that can be done on the dielectric in rotary machines, and some of them have (apparently) unrelated names in French and English. It is difficult to know which test 'span' refers to.
One test that's clearly missing in the rest of the list is the 'test de rigidité dieléctrique', so I offer this as a suggestion.
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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-04-20 12:34:51 GMT)
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http://www.sefelec.fr/telechargement/RT1_conformite-BT.doc
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6 hrs
English term (edited):
"span test"
See comments below
As M/M has already said, this appears on the face of it to be the wrong word to fit in to this pretty bog-standard list of tests.
Logically, in terms of what is missing from the test, is the static DC hi-volt test; I'll suggest that as an explanation, while waiting for further context...
Logically, in terms of what is missing from the test, is the static DC hi-volt test; I'll suggest that as an explanation, while waiting for further context...
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Jennifer Levey
: Hmmm you might be right. It's just ocurred to me that the Dutch for 'volts/voltage' is 'span(nung)' - or something similar (isn't it??).
1 hr
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Well, I don't know about NL, but certainly 'Spannung' in DE
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