Monday, April 12, 2010

Centrifugal Deoiling

"Centrifugal deoiling" seems to be a term more commonly associated with food processing. I don't think it is the right term to use when talking about the cleaning process of newly manufactured hardware components.

Vocabulary:
組立 【くみたて】 assembly
工程 【こうてい】 manufacturing process
遠心脱 【えんしんだっ】 centrifugal de-[something]
油 【あぶら】 oil
脱脂 【だっし】 removal of fat
乾燥 【かんそう】 dry

Original Translation:
  • degreased and dried by centrifugal deoiling in assembly process

Suggested Translation(s):
  1. Remove grease and dry bearings with an oil separator during the manufacturing and assembly process.
  2. Remove grease and dry bearings with a centrifugal dryer during the manufacturing and assembly process.

Related Links:
  1. Yamazen Corporation (PDF)
  2. Parts Washers Companies (link)

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1 comment:

  1. Centrifugal deoiling sounds very descriptive and concise to me. I think it can be more effective that the longer versions.

    deoil: To remove oil from a material or from a surface

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