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22:16 Feb 17, 2020 |
Hungarian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / zsaluzás | |||||||
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5 +1 | Block-out (element) |
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Block-out (element) Explanation: Az általad megadott linkkel elérhető leírásnak van angol verziója is, ahol a kirekesztő elemet „isolating element”-nek hívják. De szerintem nem ez a jó, hanem a „Block-out” element. Lásd: https://www.completedesign.cc/client-resources/dictionary-of... vagy, https://www.constructiontermsx.com/block-out-definition/ Block out To install a box or barrier within a foundation wall to prevent the concrete from entering an area. For example, foundation walls are sometimes “blocked” in order for mechanical pipes to pass through the wall, to install a crawl space door, and to depress the concrete at a garage door location. És: https://books.google.hu/books?id=0G9n7dfIvNEC&pg=SA11-PA25&l... Ahol: Large reinforced plastic molds are easily blocked out to a flat plane ……. if the ornament to be formed is complex, the mold must be formed in several parts … vagy, http://www.universalconstructionfoam.com/products/polystyren... Concrete Block-outs Concrete block-outs are typically made of EPS for tilt-up wall panels as well as vertical poured in place applications. The EPS has the necessary compression strength to handle the weight of wet concrete and the pieces are delivered to the jobsite pre-cut and ready to use. After the concrete sets up, the EPS can be easily removed. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 days (2020-03-03 05:18:43 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Köszönöm https://www.constructiontermsx.com/block-out-definition/ Reference: http://www.universalconstructionfoam.com/products/polystyren... |
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