Jul 30, 2009 15:14
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German term

tLi+r.F.Li+Oberflächentemperatur

German to English Tech/Engineering Architecture environment control in historic building
This appears in an excerpt from report on the environment control procedures undertaken within a historic building. This term appears in a listing of where the sensors for Klimamonitoring are placed. An example would be

M1: Vor Zugang Zuschauerraum: tLi+r.F.Li+Oberflächentemperatur Deckenuntersicht Holz

Most of the sensors include this configuration of lettering, the only other formulation being:

M3: Dachraum: tLa+r.F.La

M=Messfühler

There is nothing in the preceding passage to indicate what these abbreviations might mean. Any technical specialists out there who could assist me, please?

Discussion

Helen Shiner (asker) Jul 30, 2009:
Thanks Venkatesh Looks like you are on the same lines as Bernd - thanks for your help.
Venkatesh Sundaram Jul 30, 2009:
t = temperature? t = temperature?
Venkatesh Sundaram Jul 30, 2009:
t - tempetature? to continue: t - tempetature?
Venkatesh Sundaram Jul 30, 2009:
Can guess a part of it perhaps r. F. = relative Feuchte (relative humidity)
If I can think of anything more I'll post an entry

Proposed translations

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indoor air temp. + indoor air rel. hum. + surface temp.

If there are any specific abbreviations for these - I don't know.
But now you know what it means.

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Note added at 50 Min. (2009-07-30 16:04:36 GMT)
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Exactly.
Maybe, you want to check out the following site:
http://www.baustoffkunde.info/definitionen.htm
Note from asker:
That's excellent, Bernd, thanks, I'd got as far as the relative humidity, but no further. So Temperatur Luft intern usw. tLa meaning Temperatur Luft aussen, then in the Dachraum?
That's a great help, thanks Bernd.
Peer comment(s):

agree Kerstin Green
17 mins
Danke, Kerstin.
agree Venkatesh Sundaram
47 mins
Thank you, Venkatesh.
agree Ben Lewis
7 hrs
Thank you, Ben.
agree hazmatgerman (X) : Im Original ist "Li/a" wahrscheinlich ein tiefgestellter Index. Gruß.
15 hrs
Danke, ja - dem ist (wohl) so.
agree Steffen Walter
16 hrs
Danke, Steffen.
agree mustafaer : -
2 days 14 hrs
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