Jun 12, 2012 02:42
11 yrs ago
Japanese term
風受け
Japanese to English
Tech/Engineering
Mechanics / Mech Engineering
environmental testing device
These look like slats where wind comes in. They are disposed at right angles to the main "wind tunnel".
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | [turning/guide] vanes | jgraves |
3 | wind receiving (part) | cinefil |
3 | louver | balius (X) |
1 | wind catcher | V N Ganesh |
Proposed translations
2 hrs
wind receiving (part)
and the overflow's worth wind wrapped around there is caught on the wind receiving surface of auxiliary blades (21a to 28a),
http://patent.ipexl.com/WO/2011ZZSLASHZZ099379.html
http://patent.ipexl.com/WO/2011ZZSLASHZZ099379.html
5 hrs
louver
A louver is attached to the opening such as vent, which can reduce the speed/power of wind or change the direction of wind.
Reference:
1 day 1 hr
wind catcher
a static wind catcher is classified as passive; a rotating wind cowl as a ...... Chimney/exhaust cowls/roof vents, Placed on top of chimneys and roofs, ...
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378778808000443
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378778808000443
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2 days 19 hrs
[turning/guide] vanes
The slats used to redirect the flow of air within a wind tunnel are often referred to as "vanes" (also "turning vanes" or "guide vanes").
This assumes that by "where the wind comes in," you are referring to where the wind enters the piping downwind of the test chamber and not simply where it enters the machine upwind of it (e.g. simply an "intake")?
This assumes that by "where the wind comes in," you are referring to where the wind enters the piping downwind of the test chamber and not simply where it enters the machine upwind of it (e.g. simply an "intake")?
Reference:
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balius (X)
: I agree and mine is not right, although I can not open the reference links jgraves provided. Here is another reference. http://www.santech.co.jp/product_02_02_01.html
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Thanks x 2. I suspected those links wouldn't work, but wasn't sure how to post otherwise.
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