09:46 May 31, 2020 |
English to Arabic translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering | |||||||
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قضيب تسليح العقدات Explanation: https://ar.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/حديد_تسليح -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 mins (2020-05-31 10:01:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://www.mindat.org/glossary/starter_bar -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 mins (2020-05-31 10:01:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- A steel reinforcing bar embedded in the concrete and projecting through a construction joint to bind adjoining masses of concrete together. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 mins (2020-05-31 10:04:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- انظر أسفل مقال ويكيبيديا |
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أشاير Explanation: الأشاير – سيخ من الحديد – قضيب من الحديد الزائد من الأجزاء الخرسانية لوصلها بأجزاء خرسانية ... الشناوي: هي الطابوقة التي تظهر بطولها في وجه الحائط. Reference: http://d7.mohandes.net/help/det/cadc/index.php?pg=codopt |
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حديد التسليح Explanation: ويوضع الحديد في أماكن اجهاد الشد حيث ان تحمل الخرسانة لقوى الشد ضعيف جداً حيث انهامادة قصفة فيقوم الحديد تحمل هذهالإجهادات. يسمى ذلك الصلب " حديد التسليح " وتسمى تلك الخرسانة بالخرسانة المسلحة. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2020-05-31 11:56:17 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://www.halfen-moment.com/3-easy-ways-of-preparing-start... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2020-05-31 11:56:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://ar.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/حديد_تسليح |
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شروش، قضبان ربط، قضبان رابطة Explanation: I am going to assume that you have already researched the phrase "starter bars," so you know what they are, what they look like, how they function, and why they are called "starter bars." You probably have already seen pictures or diagrams showing what they look like. If all my assumptions are correct, then you know that these are reinforcement bars (rebars) that bind one concrete element to another. The most obvious example is the starter bars that project vertically from a slab precisely where the posts will be erected. The starter bars will bind the posts to the slab so that the posts and the slab become structurally fused together as if they were built simultaneously. The starter bars become literally the starting points of the posts. The rebar cages of the posts are fitted upon the starter bars and tied to them with wire. When the concrete posts dry and the wooden forms are removed, the posts look totally integrated to the slab. There are many pictures on the internet showing this process. You probably have also figured out that starter bars have different Arabic names in different regions. Some are trade terms (mainly understood by workers in the field), while others are plain enough to be understood by the average person. The first one I am suggesting is شروش. You will find it in the following page: https://www.startimes.com/f.aspx?t=34944507 Scroll down the page to the section entitled بعض ضوابط التصميم And then scroll down to item 5: ارتباط قضبان اعمدة الطابق الارضي مع الشروش البارزة من القواعد ، وكذلك ارتباط قضبان اعمدة الطوابق المتتالية The other two terms I am suggesting are descriptive and easy to understand even by plain-clothes civilians: قضبان ربط، قضبان رابطة Notice that the term you have posted is singular, but I am giving you a plural translation, because starter bars are almost never singular. |
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ثني / كسح قضبان الأساس القائمة / الحالية Explanation: starter Bars: قضبان حديد التسليح التي تنطلق منها (تأتي فوقها) الأعمدة والشناجات / جسور التدعيم |
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