Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Austreibertemperatur

English translation:

desorption temperature

Added to glossary by Alan Johnson
Apr 20, 2010 14:33
14 yrs ago
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German term

Austreibertemperatur

German to English Tech/Engineering Energy / Power Generation Gas heat pumps
Description of a Sortech silica gel heat pump

Prinzip: Adsorption Silicagel 75oC Austreibertemperatur
Proposed translations (English)
3 +3 desorption temperature
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Change log

May 4, 2010 06:01: Alan Johnson Created KOG entry

Discussion

Jumplanguage Apr 20, 2010:
true, it doesn't leave the cirquit However, it has to enter and exit a pumping mechanism within this cirquit.
"Austreiben" is what happens at the far end of a pumping device.
And I am certain this has nothing to do with the energy that is exchanged...
Alan Johnson Apr 20, 2010:
Erm, no: The gel does not come out of the heat pump!
Jumplanguage Apr 20, 2010:
I do not know the exact word But what it means is: the temperature at which the gel comes out of the pump.

Proposed translations

+3
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desorption temperature

Because your text deals with a silica gel adsorption heat pump I'm fairly certain that the Austreibertemperature is the desorption temperature. See link for further information.
Peer comment(s):

agree Jumplanguage : sorry, now I see what we are talking about and I agree!
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agree Bernd Runge
3 hrs
agree Rolf Keiser
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Reference comments

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Info

This probably doesn't apply to a silica gel heat pump, but it might be useful in a different context.

Austreibertemperatur
DAKM besteht aus einem Austreiber, Kondensator und Verdampfer und einem Absorber

http://www.zafh.net/fileadmin/zafh.net/Media/Veroeffentlichu...

The main components of a Diffusion-Absorption Cooling Machine are the generator, condenser, evaporator and absorber.

http://www.zafh.net/fileadmin/zafh.net/Media/Veroeffentlichu...
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