wolken (see context)

English translation: clouding

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Dutch term or phrase:wolken
English translation:clouding
Entered by: Sponsjke

07:22 May 22, 2007
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general)
Dutch term or phrase: wolken (see context)
In een dergelijk geval kan men dan de maintainable unit ook identificeren op de P&ID middels het wolken (omlijnen van de systeemgrenzen).
Sponsjke
clouding
Explanation:
Or 'marking with a cloud'. See refs. for examples of use.
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Harry Borsje
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Local time: 23:12
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3 +1clouding
Harry Borsje
3shaded areas
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het wolken
clouding


Explanation:
Or 'marking with a cloud'. See refs. for examples of use.



    Reference: http://www.gazdefrance.nl/upload/documents/public/spec102rev...
    Reference: http://hss.energy.gov/Enforce/eas/EA-2006-03.pdf
Harry Borsje
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shaded areas


Explanation:
I think what is intended here is that these "clouded" areas show the delineation of the system boundries. "Clouded sections" sounds a bit odd so "shaded" or "highlighted" might work.
I imagine it to be a kind of bubble within which the parts of the system are schematically represented. This fits in with the Piping and Instrument Diagram context.

Mark Shimmin
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