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Aug 21, 2015 10:49
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Japanese term

製缶結

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering
See the discussion thread for the context.

Many thanks in advance.

Discussion

Port City Aug 22, 2015:
御社製缶結は「発生なく」の主語になっています。品質管理基準についての文章のようなので、発生するものといえば、やはり欠陥の一種ではないかと思います。今までは2.5を基準にしていたけれど、スムースロールでは御社製品は3.0までは問題なかったので、今後は基準を3.0超に引き上げる、と言っていませんか?
OneTa (asker) Aug 22, 2015:
「製缶結」は「製缶結果で」の入力漏れと考えている日本人がいます。
OneTa (asker) Aug 21, 2015:
対象資料では分かりません。
また、ネットで「CHS缶」とぃう表記がありますが。
cinefil Aug 21, 2015:
CHSって何ですか?
OneTa (asker) Aug 21, 2015:
なにか欠陥だと思いますが。欠品かどうか分かりません。
cinefil Aug 21, 2015:

Proposed translations

3 days 9 hrs

Manufacture of Can ends

www.automatedcontainer.com
Automated Container in Toledo Ohio specializes in the production of aluminum easy-open ends for can makers, ...
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4 days

[X]'s canning lines for food applications...

If you can accept the following segmentation and equivalences:
- Treating 製 as a verb in the active mode does not make much sense in that context, but segmenting the string as an NP qualified with 御社製+缶詰 does;
- reading 缶詰 as かんずめ = tin can (for long term food preservation and storage)
- CHS = Centre for Health Sciences...
then everything becomes clear, don't you think?

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Note added at 5 days (2015-08-26 14:07:32 GMT)
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PS: two more things :
The Web gives 2 or 3 more organisations by the short name of CHS, one of which is the "Community Health Systems", but all appears to be concerned with health safety standards.
By "way over 3.0", I understand this to mean anything between 3.5 and 3.9.
Example sentence:

The CHS has rated your company' (food) preservation standard as Grade 2.5, (right? If so,) then allow us to upgrade the preservation standard of <B>your</b> canning lines using smooth-rolled material, not to merely 3.0 but, from now on, to way over 3.0.

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