Nov 14, 2006 18:04
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term

5' con respecto al centro del pozo, patas para un Tirante de Agua Nominal

Spanish to English Tech/Engineering Engineering: Industrial measurements
I'm having trouble translating this phrase because of two parts..
"..con respecto a.." because it's referring to a measuring distance and I'm not sure how to use it..
and "Tirante de Agua Nominal" because I have no idea what that is.. I can tell you that I'm talking about an oil rig, and that's as much as I know..

Discussion

bigedsenior Nov 14, 2006:
It would be helpful if you provided the sentence or paragraph that contains theses phrases. Also, please post them as two separate questions.

Proposed translations

4 days

5' with respect to the center of the well, [independent] legs for a nominal (or rated) water level

It would be helpful if you post the entire sentence or paragraph. I believe I found something similar to your source text.
Here is some sample text that might help:

http://spanish.reiworld.com/Product/AC/h.asp
Criterios de diseño preestablecidos para la definición del máximo porcentaje de tirante de agua con respecto al diámetro de la tubería

http://www.reiworld.com/product/AC/h.asp
Preset design criteria to set the maximum percent of water surface height with respect to pipe diameter (d/D)



"Favor de confirmar que PEP aceptará una plataforma tipo cantilever con patas independientes para un tirante de agua de 250 pies, con un cantilever de 40 ..."




"Jackup rigs are mobile, self-elevating drilling platforms equipped with legs that can be lowered to the ocean floor until a foundation is established to support the drilling platform. The Company's rigs are used primarily for exploration and development drilling in the shallow waters of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Six of its jackup rigs are mat-supported. Six have a cantilever design that permits the drilling platform to be extended out from the hull to perform drilling or workover operations over some types of preexisting platforms or structures. "
http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/profile.asp?symb=HER...


Hope this helps.
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