Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Edged boards and unedged boards

French translation:

planches avivées (délignées) et non-délignées

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Feb 15, 2012 19:20
12 yrs ago
English term

Edged boards and unedged boards

Non-PRO English to French Tech/Engineering Construction / Civil Engineering Ciment Réparateur intens
I cannot find the French term for this. I am translating some text on wood industry (production of different wood products) and I cannot thing of any term designating edged and unedged boards - it is about the boards whose edges are finalized (on some machine to make the edges smooth and str8) or not (it is simply cut).

Alors ce serait une planche xyz ?!?

Merci d'avance.
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Proposed translations

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planches avivées (délignées) et non-délignées

"Définition d'un avivé
Qu'est-ce qu'un avivé ?

Un avivé est une planche de bois massif, non raboté, issue d’une planche de plot. La planche de plot est délignée parallèlement et les singularités sont supprimées tels que écorce, aubier, nœuds, fentes de cœur… Ces singularités sont variables selon les essences de bois : pour certaines essences de bois, quelques nœuds sont tolérés, pour d’autres essences c’est l’aubier qui est admis. Il est donc préférable de se reporter aux spécifications de chaque essence."
http://bois.deboisec.fr/index.php?option=com_content&view=ar...



Bien qu’ayant reçu un délignage, l’avivé n’est pas un pré-débit (il n’a pas de côtes définies), le bois est utilisé au mieux. Ainsi nos avivés sont établis à longueur voulue mais toutes largeurs avec un minimum de largeur défini selon l’essence de bois (voir les spécifications de chaque essence).

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Note added at 15 mins (2012-02-15 19:35:58 GMT)
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"Possibilité d’utiliser seulement les deux lames centrales pour obtenir des planches délignées ayant la plus grande largeur possible."
http://www.primultini.it/fr/refilatrici.html

"Optional use of the two central blades only to give maximum widths for edged boards."
http://www.primultini.it/uk/refilatrici.html
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55 mins

panneaux avivés ou non

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Note added at 56 mins (2012-02-15 20:17:08 GMT)
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ou planches
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