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Posted by Samurai |
8/2/2006 4:14 PM | remove |
what's the exact translation from french into english for these? I was just curious.
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Posted by nel58 |
8/2/2006 7:37 PM | remove |
Storage wash-tub # 1 .As for the green sign,it doesn't make sense grammatically talking.. Maybe it just means the "accepted good stuff wash-tub" ? Or it is an industrial correct term that didn't make the french dictionary.
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Posted by Samurai |
8/2/2006 8:33 PM | remove |
no you're on the right track Nel, in the papermaking process, you have material that are called 'accepts', this is the good stuff that got bypassed through the 1st or 2nd filtering and managed to get pumped back into process through another stage... think of it as the opposite of 'rejects'. The only reason i know this that I have to check the 'accepts' screen where i work. :oP thanks for the translation!
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Posted by nel58 |
8/2/2006 8:54 PM | remove |
And thank you for the explanation !
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