kesken moottorin kokoonpanoa runkoon puristettu staattoripaketti

08:14 Jul 3, 2018
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Finnish term or phrase: kesken moottorin kokoonpanoa runkoon puristettu staattoripaketti
From a technical memo:

"Kesken moottorin kokoonpanoa runkoon puristettu staattoripaketti kuljetetaan koestamoon lämpökamerakuvaukseen."

The phrase "keksen moottorin kokoonpanoa runkoon puristettu" is eluding my grasp here.

"puristaa runkoon" could perhaps be rendered "press into the frame"?
(Not sure about the exact word choices, but I can at least visualize it.)

But what about "puristaa kesken moottorin kokoonpanoa"?

Thanks
G. L.
United States
Local time: 03:48


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Timo Lehtilä


  

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Explanation:
in the midst of the motor's assembling, after the stater is pressed into the frame, the frame-starter assembly is carried into the test-lab for thermal image shooting

(the Finnish expression is not quite clear, the better option would be get by translating my English version back into Finnish)

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Note added at 1 day 4 hrs (2018-07-04 12:29:00 GMT)
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Yes, "while the motor is being assembled" is a better expression than mine non-native's.

Timo Lehtilä
Finland
Local time: 13:48
Native speaker of: Finnish
PRO pts in category: 16
Notes to answerer
Asker: Thanks! So would you say that "kesken" means something like "while" in this case, as in "while the motor is being assembled"?

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