What does the phrase “trains” mean?"

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I saw a sentence in the paper that says “nameplate capacity of the CO2 trains”. What does this mean? I’m not sure how to translate “train” Hope experts can give some advice! !

Reply #22011-12-12

The nameplate capacity of the CO2 trains – refers to the rated value indicated on the nameplate of the CO2 units. Is that correct?

Reply #32011-12-12

I saw a sentence in the paper that says “nameplate capacity of the CO2 trains”. What does this mean? I don’t understand why “train” is used as the translation Hope experts can give some advice! ! Nominal capacity of CO2 units for reference only

Reply #42011-12-13

\"Train\" refers to a series of related items; in this context, it denotes a set of equipment related to CO2. Given that the context isn’t clear, it can also be translated as \"unit\" here.

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