Glossary entry

Norwegian term or phrase:

flyndre

English translation:

vane

Added to glossary by Neil Crockford
May 30, 2011 10:16
12 yrs ago
Norwegian term

flyndre

Norwegian to English Tech/Engineering Energy / Power Generation
In a description of a device to prevent foreign bodies entering the water supply to a hydroelectric power station.

"Ved fjerning av stålflyndrer må det stå igjen et stykke flyndre ut mot alle sider slik at flyndrene enkelt kan sveises på igjen ved montasje."
Proposed translations (English)
3 bars

Discussion

Per Bergvall May 30, 2011:
Flounder it ain't Flyndre is a flat piece of metal, designed to yield to water pressure from water flow. Vane might fit.

Proposed translations

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bars

"Trash in rivers is a continuing problem for hydropower plants. Flowing water picks up solid matter like industrial waste, plastic, textiles, rubber and also trees, branches, leaves etc. This matter collects near the intake and enters into the turbines, if not prevented by suitable device like trash rack. Trash racks may be fixed structures embedded in the concrete around the inlet or may be removable, operated by a crane using a grappling. A typical trash rack panel is made up of vertical bars of rectangular section (say 15 cm x 1.2 cm) and horizontal bars of circular section (say 3.75 cm Ø)"
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you. This put me on the right lines, although, in the context, I used "vane""
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