Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
alimentation par un courant de bord inadequat
English translation:
inadequate/unsuitable onboard power supply
Added to glossary by
canaria
Feb 21, 2006 13:52
18 yrs ago
French term
alimentation par un courant de bord inadequat
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Aerospace / Aviation / Space
this is given as a reason for the malfunctioning of certain electrical instruments on an aircraft.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | inadequate/unsuitable onboard power supply | Tom Bishop |
3 | inadequate aircraft power supply | MurielP (X) |
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inadequate/unsuitable onboard power supply
Whether "inadequate" or "unsuitable" is most appropriate will hopefully be clear from the context in your document.
"A large cabin and abundant onboard power supply also make the KC-30 an optimal platform for "Smart Tanker" ancillary missions such as communication relay and intelligence gathering/dissemination."
http://www.is.northropgrumman.com/kc30/operations/future.sht...
"A large cabin and abundant onboard power supply also make the KC-30 an optimal platform for "Smart Tanker" ancillary missions such as communication relay and intelligence gathering/dissemination."
http://www.is.northropgrumman.com/kc30/operations/future.sht...
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inadequate aircraft power supply
I was going to put "on-board" but this did not come up with many google hits... I think that by "de bord" they simply mean the aircraft's "on-board" power supplies.
Power on the aircraft comes from sources such as batteries, generators, or alternators. Depending on the equipment installed in the aircraft, there may be additional devices such as inverters, transformers, and rectifiers to provide suitable power to the avionics and other systems. When a number of different aircraft systems are having problems, it is likely that something is wrong with the main aircraft power which, if youre lucky, may be visible in the cockpit on the voltmeters, ammeters, or caution/advisory panel.
http://www.amtonline.com/publication/article.jsp?pubId=1&id=...
Power on the aircraft comes from sources such as batteries, generators, or alternators. Depending on the equipment installed in the aircraft, there may be additional devices such as inverters, transformers, and rectifiers to provide suitable power to the avionics and other systems. When a number of different aircraft systems are having problems, it is likely that something is wrong with the main aircraft power which, if youre lucky, may be visible in the cockpit on the voltmeters, ammeters, or caution/advisory panel.
http://www.amtonline.com/publication/article.jsp?pubId=1&id=...
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Tom Bishop
: It may be the hyphen that caused you to miss the hundreds of aircraft-related Google hits (and thousands of more general hits). "Onboard" really is the industry terminology.
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