Emergency Escape Descending Life Line
French translation: corde d\'escalade en cas d\'évacuation d\'urgence
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| 00:18 May 5, 2018 |
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peer agreement (net): -1| emergency escape descending life line corde d'escalade en cas d'évacuation d'urgence Explanation: https://www.forumconstruire.com/bonnes_idees/301485-prevoir_... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 heures (2018-05-05 07:12:04 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- aussi corde de sécurité -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 jour 3 heures (2018-05-06 03:24:22 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Une corde d'escalade, ça sert aussi bien à monter qu'à descendre. C'est tellement évident en français. Je vois mal une corde qui permette de monter et de ne pas descendre mais bon....:=) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 jour 3 heures (2018-05-06 04:13:07 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- La descente en rappel est un terme d'alpinisme. Je vois mal une situation d'évacuation d'urgence où une personne descendrait en rappel. Surtout que cette technique concerne des spécialistes)))) |
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peer agreement (net): -1| emergency escape descending life line LIgne de vie descendante pour évacuation d'urgence Explanation: Une suggestion... |
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peer agreement (net): -2| emergency escape descending life line système de corde de descente en rappel auto-freinée pour cas d'urgence Explanation: looks like this: http://www.buykorea.or.kr/images/files_new/mp/gd/2016/03/22/... http://www.buykorea.or.kr/product-details/Descending-Life-Li... Il existe également un système breveté par "MARK Save A Life", avec descente en rappel auto-freinée : Lien vidéo de démonstration [= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fb4lvNCK5k ] https://www.forumconstruire.com/bonnes_idees/301485-prevoir_... to escape a fire using a rope you will be going down = descente / rappel anyway, for going up (escalade) you would need a different kind of ropes (dynamic ropes, instead of static ropes); A rope is a rope is a rope ...? not quite - there are "small nuances" that make the difference between breaking your spine or not, or smashing against the concrete or not: Dynamic and Static: The Difference Dynamic Ropes A dynamic rope is designed to stretch or elongate when weighted. This reduces the impact force exhibited on the climber and their gear when taking a fall. High impact forces will wear you and your equipment out faster. Due to its ability to handle high impact forces, this type of rope is designed to be used by climbers. Static Ropes Unlike dynamic rope, a static rope does not stretch when bearing load. These ropes are intended to be used when building anchors, hauling loads, and rappelling. This type of rope should not be used as a climbing rope because it will not absorb any forces in a fall scenario and could lead to serious injury.... https://www.gearx.com/blog/knowledge/climbing/how-to-choose-... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day 12 hrs (2018-05-06 12:53:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://materiel-elagage.4mepro.com/content/220-tout-savoir-... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 days (2018-05-09 23:25:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- juste comme un exercice de style ... let's try to say the same thing in a different way Emergency Escape Descending Life Line = a "life line" (a "line" designed to keep you alive) to be used for descending (NOT climbing) to help you to escape in case of emergency if you go through catalogues, the typical "Emergency Escape Descending Life Line" looks like this: http://www.buykorea.or.kr/images/files_new/mp/gd/2016/03/22/... -- it's not just a rope, it's a whole "system" - on one end there is a clip to attach it to an anchor, on the other end a simple harness to put your body in, in between a rolled rope (a static rope the kind of rope you need if its main use is to descend [as in "... descending ...?]) - and there is also a "mystery device" through which the rope is passing. Now, imagine in which kind of situations this would be used - in case of emergency (like a fire giving you not much choice but to get out whichever way you can, say bailing out through a window on the 13th floor ... ) - and who would be using it - Joe Blogg, with no training in abseiling whatsoever - the only way to stop Joe Blogg (already mildly panicking) from just unrolling the rope at maximum speed and smashing in the concrete is to have a device that controls / limits the speed of descent, so the mystery device MUST BE "un système de descente auto-freinée". |
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