Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
borboleta
English translation:
knee, gusset
Added to glossary by
Kevin Freyburg
Oct 12, 2013 17:43
11 yrs ago
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Portuguese term
borboleta
Portuguese to English
Tech/Engineering
Ships, Sailing, Maritime
Naval engineering
Perda de espessura, na 1ª Borboleta horizontal contada do fundo para cima, na conexão da Caverna Gigante com a Antepara Longitudinal de Boreste;
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Longitudinal de Fundo L10/BB – Perda de espessura localizada no reforço de conexão da borboleta vertical;
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Fr115 - Longitudinal de Fundo L10/BE – Perda de espessura localizada na borboleta de conexão com a antepara de vante;
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Corrosão e afinamento em 6 borboletas de conexão
gusset plate?
TIA
. . .
Longitudinal de Fundo L10/BB – Perda de espessura localizada no reforço de conexão da borboleta vertical;
. . .
Fr115 - Longitudinal de Fundo L10/BE – Perda de espessura localizada na borboleta de conexão com a antepara de vante;
. . .
Corrosão e afinamento em 6 borboletas de conexão
gusset plate?
TIA
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | knee, gusset | Kevin Freyburg |
4 +2 | butterfly valve | Silvia Reis |
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Oct 17, 2013 12:29: Kevin Freyburg Created KOG entry
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knee, gusset
Ship’s knee is a timber or metal bracket fashioned into an angle (usually a right angle) to provide strengthening and support at the junction of major components in hull construction.
A gusset is a type of knee built into the framing to strengthen and support the chine.
A gusset is a type of knee built into the framing to strengthen and support the chine.
Reference:
http://www.teampetrakliba.org/alphabet/term1165.html
http://www.friendsofpurton.org.uk/Docs/Fells_Patent_Knees.pdf
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butterfly valve
the butterfly valve consists of a short cyclinder generally rubber lined both for corrosion protection and to act as a seal for the disc. The disc forms the closing device and is locked to a spindle. The spindle gland generally takes the form of an o-ring or v-seals.
Reference:
Discussion
http://termo.furg.br/ArteNaval/Apres/ArtNav01b.pdf
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