Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Spalttoleranz
English translation:
gap tolerance
Added to glossary by
Sven Petersson
Dec 15, 2012 09:27
11 yrs ago
German term
Spalttoleranz
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Mechanics / Mech Engineering
Hi all,
I'm finding it difficult to come up with a good translation for Splattoleranz. It's from a general engineering document from a company specialised in lubrication technologies, machine maintenance and tribology.
Here are two examples of the way it is used:
1) Verringerte Spalttoleranzen und eine bessere Güte der Oberflächen ermöglichen extrem hohe Betriebsdrücke für eine gesteigerte Schließkraft und überaus präzise arbeitende Anlagenkomponenten
and
2) Moderne Hydrauliksysteme mit ihren geringen Spalttoleranzen und hohen Betriebsdrücken sowie feinere Filter stellen immer größere Anforderungen an die Filtrierbarkeit der Hydrauliköle.
The translation software I've used suggest fission tolerance and on linguee someone has gap tolerance, but I'm not convinved by either of those. Any techies out there who might be able to help?
Thanks.
I'm finding it difficult to come up with a good translation for Splattoleranz. It's from a general engineering document from a company specialised in lubrication technologies, machine maintenance and tribology.
Here are two examples of the way it is used:
1) Verringerte Spalttoleranzen und eine bessere Güte der Oberflächen ermöglichen extrem hohe Betriebsdrücke für eine gesteigerte Schließkraft und überaus präzise arbeitende Anlagenkomponenten
and
2) Moderne Hydrauliksysteme mit ihren geringen Spalttoleranzen und hohen Betriebsdrücken sowie feinere Filter stellen immer größere Anforderungen an die Filtrierbarkeit der Hydrauliköle.
The translation software I've used suggest fission tolerance and on linguee someone has gap tolerance, but I'm not convinved by either of those. Any techies out there who might be able to help?
Thanks.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +3 | gap tolerance | Sven Petersson |
4 | clearance tolerance | Ruth Wiedekind |
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Dec 29, 2012 05:30: Sven Petersson Created KOG entry
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clearance tolerance
small clearance tolerances
cf. http://www.suspa.com/us/products/gas-springs/functionality/
tight clearance tolerances
cf. "Process-oriented tolerance synthesis for multistage manufacturing systems_pp7_tol_conf_best - www-personal.umich.edu.pdf"
context:
Gear Materials, Properties, and Manufacture - Seite 145 - Google Books-Ergebnisseite
books.google.de/books?isbn=0871708159
Joseph R. Davis - 2005 - Technology & Engineering
The clearance tolerance of the moving tool members, relative to the inside diameter or bore, contributes to a larger degree of eccentricity than with machined ...
cf. "Clearance Holes and Positional Tolerances" (Google)
"Mechanical component tolerance:
Dimensional tolerance is related to, but different from fit in mechanical engineering, which is a designed-in **clearance** or interference between two parts. Tolerances can be applied to any dimension."
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_tolerance)
cf. http://www.suspa.com/us/products/gas-springs/functionality/
tight clearance tolerances
cf. "Process-oriented tolerance synthesis for multistage manufacturing systems_pp7_tol_conf_best - www-personal.umich.edu.pdf"
context:
Gear Materials, Properties, and Manufacture - Seite 145 - Google Books-Ergebnisseite
books.google.de/books?isbn=0871708159
Joseph R. Davis - 2005 - Technology & Engineering
The clearance tolerance of the moving tool members, relative to the inside diameter or bore, contributes to a larger degree of eccentricity than with machined ...
cf. "Clearance Holes and Positional Tolerances" (Google)
"Mechanical component tolerance:
Dimensional tolerance is related to, but different from fit in mechanical engineering, which is a designed-in **clearance** or interference between two parts. Tolerances can be applied to any dimension."
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_tolerance)
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