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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / Manual de empresa | |||||||
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4 | fire-retardant duct/conduit sealing |
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4 | penetration seals |
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3 | facility inspection seal |
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facility inspection seal Explanation: Perhaps you have a clearer idea what "instalaciones" is exactly. "inspection seal" http://tiny.cc/zk9vsw |
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fire-retardant duct/conduit sealing Explanation: fire-retardant foam used for sealing risers, conduits, ducts, and abandoned gas pipes against water, gas, and debris Reference: http://www.csdaustralasia.com.au/wp-content/gallery/rise-duc... |
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penetration seals Explanation: As far as I am aware, a paso is a penetration, which is a hole made in the structure or envelope of a building (walls, floors, roof) for services. Penetration Seals In every application discussed in this handbook, irrespective of whether it is using a Promat product or system, the importance of sealing any gaps in fire resisting constructions is vital to ensure the system works to its maximum ability to save life and property. Such gaps are typically at service penetrations through walls and floors, but would also include gaps left for structural movement and gaps due to poor workmanship. http://www.promat.co.uk/applications/penetration-seals.aspx -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 days12 hrs (2013-02-24 18:22:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- You may find the link below useful: http://www.spiritus-temporis.com/penetration-firestop-/why-t... |
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