1.000 t-Anlage

English translation: 1,000 metric ton

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German term or phrase:1.000 t
English translation:1,000 metric ton
Entered by: ferrel

22:29 Jan 1, 2002
German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Medical: Pharmaceuticals / pharmaceutical
German term or phrase: 1.000 t-Anlage
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A "1,000 t-Anlage" is to be built for expanding the production of synthetic vitamin E. Elsewhere in the same document it seems that 't' is an abbreviation for "Tonne," which could be translated either as ton (1000 kg) or keg. But that translation doesn't seem to fit the above context.
ferrel
1,000-metric-ton facility
Explanation:
Clearly, this is a facility for increased production. Careful how you translate "ton": if you're using American English you ought to use "metric ton," otherwise you should be spelling it "tonne."
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51,000-metric-ton facility
Erik Macki
3could "t" be teil????
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1,000-metric-ton facility


Explanation:
Clearly, this is a facility for increased production. Careful how you translate "ton": if you're using American English you ought to use "metric ton," otherwise you should be spelling it "tonne."


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could "t" be teil????


Explanation:
1,000-t Anlange

teil as in parts?

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