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Rearranger, fin fan, translation of distillation

2009-02-16View Original

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I am currently proofreading a training manual, and I have some questions regarding the following terms: 1. Should “rearranger” be translated as “rearrange” or “reorganize”? 2. Fin fan exchanger – Jinshan Ciba translates this as “wing-fan type heat exchanger”; it’s actually an air cooler. Is there a more professional term for it? 3. Should “Distillation” be called distillation refinement rather than just distillation? This post was last edited by ludinggi on 2009-2-17 at 12:39.]
Reply #22009-02-16
Rearrange -> To reorganize; whether to use \"rearrange\" or \"reorganize\" depends on the context. It is not advisable to use \"reorganize\" in this case. Sometimes, \"rearrange\" is not as good as \"reorganize\". Fin Fan Exchanger –> This refers to a finned fan-type heat exchanger. Distillation –> Refining; Distillation Column –> Refining tower
Reply #32009-02-16
Please specify what type of process equipment it relates to It’s best to specify which company’s technology it is.
Reply #42009-02-16
\"Rearranger\" refers to a reaction, such as SiCl4 + CH4 → (CH3)2SiCl2. A \"Distillation column\" should be referred to as a distillation tower.
Reply #52009-02-16
Both fractional distillation and rectification can be used; it depends on what the people using those terms are accustomed to calling it. In refineries, the units for atmospheric and vacuum distillation are also sometimes referred to as distillation towers
Reply #62009-02-16
It is a finned heat exchanger; the fins refer to the metal fins on the tubes, which are used to enhance heat transfer. The fan refers to the fan driven by a motor, which blows air over the tubes and fins
Reply #72009-02-16
rearrange means “rearrange” (in a reaction)
Reply #82009-02-16
Yes, as for reactions, there is only the Rearrange reaction; I haven’t heard of any reforming reactions; fin fan exchanger“finned fan type heat exchanger” ; Distillation, the process of distilling.
Reply #92009-02-16
Fin fan exchanger: Fin-type heat exchanger. Plate Fin Heat Exchanger: Plate-fin heat exchanger. Distillation can also be translated as “fractionation””
Reply #102009-02-17
Thank you all for your active participation. My summary is as follows: 1. For devices, a rearranger should function as a \"restructuring\" element, such as in a catalytic reforming unit; for reactions, it should be used for \"rearrangement\" reactions. 2. Fin fan exchanger – follow the translation provided by Jinchuan Ciba, that is, “wing-fin type heat exchanger”. 3. Let’s keep “Distillation” as distillation. If anyone has different opinions, please go ahead and share them. I’ve been quite busy these days; I need to finish reviewing the training manual within 4 days, so I don’t have much time to visit the forum. Please understand.
Reply #112009-02-17
The reforming unit is a reform
Reply #122009-02-18
Whoever has the time to take the trouble of looking up relevant information to find out what the definitions of \"reform\" and \"rearrange\" are, and whether they mean the same thing, would be doing a great service. I’m not really that clear about it.
Reply #132009-02-18
I’m not a professional. However, in all the reformation processes I’ve seen, the term \"reforming\" is used; it’s referred to as a Continuous Catalytic Reforming unit CCR. Last edited by niuky on 2009-2-18 at 14:04.]
Reply #142009-02-18
The meaning of “rearranger” depends on the context; in the case of a fin fan exchanger, it refers to a fan-type air cooler, thus linking the original meaning with the specific application. Distillation Distillation

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