Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Mar 12, 2008 10:02
16 yrs ago
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Serbian term
pad
Serbian to English
Tech/Engineering
Energy / Power Generation
Hydro power plant
Cjevovod je čelični, dužine 165 m, sa padom 200 m...
It is a description of hydropower plant.
It is a description of hydropower plant.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | head | V&M Stanković |
3 | drop/descent | PoveyTrans (X) |
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head
Živković dr S, Građevinski rečnik:
Pad (Hyd.Eng) = Head (Ht.)
ALABAMA POWER Southern Company - Glossary:
head
The distance that water falls in passing through a hydraulic structure or device such as a hydroelectric plant. Gross head is the difference between the headwater and tailwater levels; net head is the gross head minus hydraulic losses such as friction incurred as water passes through the structure; and rated head is the head at which the full-gate discharge of a turbine will produce the rated capacity of the connected generator.
( http://www.alabamapower.com/hydro/glossary.asp )
„Orient Land Trust - Hydroelectric Information
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The pipeline extended 3155 ft and dropped in elevation (head) 256 ft
...
This created a 1ľ mile long 12" diameter pipe with a flow of 850 gpm of water at a head of 540 ft.“
( http://www.olt.org/programs/hydroelc.htm )
„B.Bloch Electrical and Automation Consulting Engineers Ltd
Small-Hydro Electrical Power Plant
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An irrigation system by a 70" inches diameter pipe and 50mt head producing up to 2200KW since 1985 according to surplus water availability.
...
At the entrance to this reservoir we have installed a 260KW water turbine utilizing the flow and the available gross head of 85 meters.
...
However one should bare in mind that a lower head requires a bigger flow and therefore a bigger and more expensive turbine, therefore a low-head system requires flows for more time of the year.
In contrast a very high head requires lower flow but a stronger pipe.“
( http://www.bbloch.co.il/eSmallHydroElectricalPowerPlant.htm )
Pad (Hyd.Eng) = Head (Ht.)
ALABAMA POWER Southern Company - Glossary:
head
The distance that water falls in passing through a hydraulic structure or device such as a hydroelectric plant. Gross head is the difference between the headwater and tailwater levels; net head is the gross head minus hydraulic losses such as friction incurred as water passes through the structure; and rated head is the head at which the full-gate discharge of a turbine will produce the rated capacity of the connected generator.
( http://www.alabamapower.com/hydro/glossary.asp )
„Orient Land Trust - Hydroelectric Information
...
The pipeline extended 3155 ft and dropped in elevation (head) 256 ft
...
This created a 1ľ mile long 12" diameter pipe with a flow of 850 gpm of water at a head of 540 ft.“
( http://www.olt.org/programs/hydroelc.htm )
„B.Bloch Electrical and Automation Consulting Engineers Ltd
Small-Hydro Electrical Power Plant
...
An irrigation system by a 70" inches diameter pipe and 50mt head producing up to 2200KW since 1985 according to surplus water availability.
...
At the entrance to this reservoir we have installed a 260KW water turbine utilizing the flow and the available gross head of 85 meters.
...
However one should bare in mind that a lower head requires a bigger flow and therefore a bigger and more expensive turbine, therefore a low-head system requires flows for more time of the year.
In contrast a very high head requires lower flow but a stronger pipe.“
( http://www.bbloch.co.il/eSmallHydroElectricalPowerPlant.htm )
Peer comment(s):
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Larisa Djuvelek-Ruggiero (X)
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drop/descent
I think this could be translated in slightly different ways depending on the target style and what comes next.
Neutral or slightly less formal style would be:
The pipe is made from steel, 165m in length, has a drop of 200m...
or
The steel pipe is 165m in length, (and) descends 200m...
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Note added at 32 mins (2008-03-12 10:35:02 GMT)
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the answer should read descend not descent
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-03-12 11:03:58 GMT)
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It looks from your examples above that a noun would best fit so I would recommend using 'drop'.
Neutral or slightly less formal style would be:
The pipe is made from steel, 165m in length, has a drop of 200m...
or
The steel pipe is 165m in length, (and) descends 200m...
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Note added at 32 mins (2008-03-12 10:35:02 GMT)
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the answer should read descend not descent
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-03-12 11:03:58 GMT)
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It looks from your examples above that a noun would best fit so I would recommend using 'drop'.
Note from asker:
Thanks Simon! |
Discussion
Na osnovu utvrđenih kota gornje i donje vode, dobija se bruto pad od H = 31 m.
Cjevovod je čelični, dužine 432 m, sa padom od 165 m. Profil cijevi je prečnika 700 mm i propusne moći 1.500 l/s.