Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

合せフランジ、合せ加工

English translation:

"mating flange" & "Alignment or centering"

Added to glossary by Kaori Yokoyama
Sep 6, 2009 11:14
14 yrs ago
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Japanese term

合せフランジ、合せ加工

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Metallurgy / Casting Fuel power generator
Please help me with these words on shop drawing of parts from fuel generator...

Discussion

Kaori Yokoyama (asker) Sep 6, 2009:
The source document... is a shop drawing for lower air seal housing welding in heavy industry.

The source text for 合せフランジ is:
「符号4合わせフランジの溶接はエアリークなき様注意の上施工のこと。」

for 合せ加工 is:
「符号6カバーの穴位置に合せ加工のこと。」

Thank you!
Roderick Anderson Sep 6, 2009:
Need more source context Can you post more source context?

Proposed translations

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17 hrs
Selected

"mating flange" & "Alignment or centering"

"合せフランジ" = "companion flange as well.

See the following link:

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Note added at 19 hrs (2009-09-07 06:51:57 GMT)
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To support the provided link, "相フランジ" & "合せフランジ" have the same meaning.
Peer comment(s):

agree tenorikuma : This sounds like the most correct and natural translation to me.
10 hrs
Thank you.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I did some research about flange and some pictures of actual 相フランジ so I know how it looks like but I just did not know what it is called in English. Your answer "mating flange" or "companion flange" best describes what I saw on the pictures! Thank you very much!!"
27 mins

Coupling flange, coupling processing

If you have the origial source sentence so we can see it in context, that would be helpful but we think it's;
合せフランジ -> coupling flange (two things linking together)
合せ加工 -> coupling processing
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22 hrs

1)adjustable flange // loose flange 2)coupling//fitting

The piping engineers in Japan I worked for used those terms as follows:
合せフランジ =>adjustable flange // loose flange

合せ加工 =>coupling//fitting
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