Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Turkish term or phrase:
kg/ton Al (Aluminyum)
English translation:
kg/ton Al (Aluminum)
Added to glossary by
Levent Korkmaz
May 29, 2007 23:34
16 yrs ago
Turkish term
Turkish and Azeri to English Translation
Native in: English
Works in: English to Turkish, Azerbaijani to English, Turkish to English
"AI" [it could be "Ai" with the undotted "I"]
Turkish to English
Tech/Engineering
Metallurgy / Casting
Ic Astarli Firinlari... 1kg/ton-AI
Regulations concerning industrial emissions.
Regulations concerning industrial emissions.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 | Aluminum |
Levent Korkmaz
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| 3 | 1kg per tonne a.i ( All Inclusive) |
Kcda
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| 2 | European Index (EI) |
Cagdas Karatas
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Change log
Jun 3, 2007 23:41: Levent Korkmaz Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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Aluminum
Most probably it's about the Aluminum content
Al = Aluminum (so you can keep in English "kg/ton Al")
please see the US Environmental Agency document referenced below, and the example text.
Unlikely that this is a.i. but "A+L"
Al = Aluminum (so you can keep in English "kg/ton Al")
please see the US Environmental Agency document referenced below, and the example text.
Unlikely that this is a.i. but "A+L"
Example sentence:
EPA estimates PFC emissions from U.S. aluminum manufacturing by summing the product of emission factors (PFC kg/ton Al) and activity factors (tons Al) for each producer.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Hard for a non-chemist to decide from the limited context but this seems most likely. Herkese tesekkurler."
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1kg per tonne a.i ( All Inclusive)
It is for sure the abreviation a.i. Hence the original in English would be 1kg per tonne a.i respectively 1kg/tonne a.i. However I am not sure of the abbreviation a.i. It is used in maths/science as all inclusive. In the context it could mean the weight 1kg per tonne includes all emmision components contained as all inclusive. In other words net weight not gross weight.
6 hrs
European Index (EI)
I strongly feel that this is what you are looking for because I came across A.İ. (Avrupa İndeksi) in one of Turkish sites. Although I am not sure, that should be considered a possibility. What is strange about it is that I have not been able to view any English site that mentions a Europe(ean) Index for units of measurement.
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