Aug 11, 2015 11:58
8 yrs ago
Nederlands term

butsen

Nederlands naar Engels Techniek Materiaalkunde (plastic, keramiek, etc.) To do with extruded EVOH
In a series of questions posed to people about polymer extrusion, the following:

testen van de sterkte van de quetschnaad.

De functie van een coex-quetschnaad is:

Bij het afsnijden van de butsen de EVOH-laag terug samen voegen.

De busten (sic)** af te snijden van een coextank.

Materiaal in de tank te drukken en zo de quetschnaad sterk maken.

Welke stelling is juist?

Als het tankgewicht IO is, is de wanddikteverdeling ook IO.

Als het butsengewicht IO is, is de wanddikteverdeling ook IO.

Als het tankgewicht en het butsengewicht IO is, is de wanddikteverdeling ook IO.
•*I am certain this is a typo. The text seems to be Flemish but I have a feeling it maybe from German origin.

I will also be posting a separate query for "queschnaad"

Searched high and low the only things I can find as possible for 'butsen' are bumps or dents, so possible 'lumps'??

Also posted on TC
Proposed translations (Engels)
2 slug weight

Discussion

Andrew Howitt (asker) Aug 12, 2015:
Indeed Edith, but according to the client this is what they mean. I believe the confusion is partly caused by a mish-mash of using German and Flemish and getting this all muddled up. Typical of the sort of stuff we translators have to sort out and clean up. In my days in the polymer industry, slugs were normally used to prime thermoset tools. A tool which produces items made of thermoset polymers (as opposed to thermoplastic). Typical examples are buttons and 'Bakelite' radio housings. A slug of predetermined weight is put into the open tool. The tool is heated and closed. The desired item is formed, the tool opens and hey presto! In any event parison fits the bill nicely!
Edith Kelly Aug 12, 2015:
@Andrew since your client answered (TC) and it is supposedly "parison", you should tell your client that butsen is not parison, but something client or whoever invented. In Extrusion, Butzen in German is slug.

Proposed translations

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slug weight

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butzen

Practical Extrusion Blow Molding
https://books.google.ch/books?isbn=0824719972 -
Samuel L. Belcher - 1999 - ‎Technology & Engineering
_ ephthalate having an inherent viscosity of about 1.1 Slug weight 23.5 grams. wherein three slugs were used in testing having an average Pr-tL., ,,m.
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Butzengewicht

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