Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

cheek plate

Portuguese translation:

quilha lateral, aleta lateral, placa lateral

Added to glossary by Marcia Galdi
Jun 8, 2010 13:37
14 yrs ago
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English term

cheek plate

English to Portuguese Tech/Engineering Ships, Sailing, Maritime segurança
The crane incident came to light in the subsequent discussions and the vessel management decided to look at the crane incident more thoroughly. It transpired that the whipline had been greased recently and the viscosity of the grease is such that the wire became somewhat adhesive when passing through the cheek plates on the jib.

Proposed translations

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quilha lateral, aleta lateral, placa lateral

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N

side panel

side cheek

cheek plate

spacer

sealing plate

ES

alerón lateral



Espero que ajude

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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "O dicionário de metalúrgica do Taylor confirma "placa lateral". Agradeço muito a todos os colegas. Um abração!"
16 mins

cachete

cheek plates > parches
4 posts - 3 authors - Last post: Dec 2, 2004
on a ship spec for generator room replacement steel details. ... Placa de Articulación (Toggle Plate), Cachete (Cheek Plate), ...
www.proz.com/kudoz/english.../ships.../881845-cheek_plates.... -
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2 hrs

cachete de talha

The cargo wire or whipline on a crane will pass from the winch along the crane jib through guides (chachets) upto the jib head where there is a grooved pulley wheel, (talha), in order to prevent the whipline or cargo gyn jumping off this grooved pulley wheel there will be metal cheeks (cachetes) on either side of the pulley wheel to maintain the wire in place - sorry for the english but I hope this helps?
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3 hrs

batente

I called some former students of mine in the port of Lisbon, sent than a few pictures of the cheek plates from Google and they came back immediately to say that here it is called a "batente".
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