nachgeschlagen (in this sense)

English translation: restruck

00:57 Nov 5, 2020
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) / in a patent
German term or phrase: nachgeschlagen (in this sense)
....ein Hohlanteil des Nietbundabschnittes wird zunaechst vorgeboerdelt und anschliessend mittels eines geeigneten Verarbeitungswerkzeug NACHGESCHLAGEN

I assume that in this sense, this term has nothing to do with "look up" or "consult". I'm thinking "beaten or pounded into shape" or something like that but I don't know the exact term to use.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
John Speese
United States
Local time: 19:14
English translation:restruck
Explanation:
See discussion (thanks, John)

The US and CA equivalents to this patent (which are of course translations) use restruck/restriking

... a hollow portion of the rivet collar section is initially pre-beaded and subsequently restruck by means of a suitable processing tool
...
subsequent processing of a pre-beaded rivet section by means of restriking


restriking. (1) Striking a trimmed but slightly misaligned or otherwise faulty forging with one or more blows to improve alignment, improve surface condition, maintain close tolerances, increase hardness, or effect other improvements. (2) A sizing operation in which coining or stretching are utilized to correct or alter profiles and to counteract distortion.
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ODsvB5gNs8sC&pg=PA187&lp...
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Alison MacG
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3flattened out
David Hollywood
3restruck
Alison MacG


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flattened out


Explanation:
something along these lines I think but by no means sure...

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Note added at 2 hrs (2020-11-05 03:24:14 GMT)
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or maybe "peened"

When peening a rivet, one must resist the natural temptation to treat it like a nail. The idea is not to simply hammer away at the face of the rivet shank, smashing it ...

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Note added at 2 hrs (2020-11-05 03:25:50 GMT)
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but "peen" seems to refer to medieval armour so...

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Note added at 3 hrs (2020-11-05 04:51:59 GMT)
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I agree with your gut instinct and of course nothing to do with "look up" etc.

David Hollywood
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1 day 13 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
restruck


Explanation:
See discussion (thanks, John)

The US and CA equivalents to this patent (which are of course translations) use restruck/restriking

... a hollow portion of the rivet collar section is initially pre-beaded and subsequently restruck by means of a suitable processing tool
...
subsequent processing of a pre-beaded rivet section by means of restriking


restriking. (1) Striking a trimmed but slightly misaligned or otherwise faulty forging with one or more blows to improve alignment, improve surface condition, maintain close tolerances, increase hardness, or effect other improvements. (2) A sizing operation in which coining or stretching are utilized to correct or alter profiles and to counteract distortion.
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ODsvB5gNs8sC&pg=PA187&lp...

Alison MacG
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