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1 throughput capacity
throughput capacity Leistungsvermögen nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > throughput capacity
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2 throughput capacity
< waste> (of an incineration plant) ■ Durchsatzleistung f ; Durchsatzkapazität f ; Mülldurchsatz m ; Abfalldurchsatz m -
3 throughput
throughput 1. COMP Durchsatz m (processing capacity); 2. FIN Durchlauf m, Durchsatz m; 3. IND Durchsatz m -
4 capacity
<tech.gen> (to accommodate a volume, load; e.g. vessel, vehicle, bridge) ■ Aufnahmefähigkeit f(cap) <tech.gen> (storage capacity; e.g. of a tank, oil pan, trunk) ■ Fassungsvermögen n ; Volumen n<tech.gen> (performance, per unit time; e.g. throughput, turnover) ■ Leistung fpract < convey> (e.g. in gallons per minute m3/hr) ■ Fördervolumen n ; Pumpendurchsatz m ; Volumenstrom m ; Förderstrom m ; Fördermenge f prakt< edp> (for data; on disks, tapes etc.) ■ Speicherkapazität f ; Kapazität f ; Speichervermögen n ; Fassungsvermögen n ; Speichervolumen n< logist> (of containers etc., in volumetric units; e.g. ft3, m3) ■ Rauminhalt m ; Volumen n ; Kapazität fpract < mot> (of reciprocating piston engines; in cid, liters or cc) ■ Hubraum m ; Hubvolumen n form< nav> ■ Deadweight n -
5 teu
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6 twenty-foot equivalent unit
twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU, teu) LOGIS 20' Container-Verrechnungseinheit f, 20-Fuß-Einheit f, 20-Fuß-Standardcontainer m (in containerization and shipping a measure of capacity or throughput related to a standard 20ft = 20' ISO container; e.g. a 40ft container = 2 teus)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > twenty-foot equivalent unit
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