Mar 26 22:28
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Swedish term

Avreserverar

Swedish to English Science Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
In a functional description of a reactor

Reserverar AC0946
Reservera AC0946 och skicka:
Börvärde mängd [7.10.6:1] och
Förstängningsmängd AC0946 [7.10.7:1]
AC0946 skickar reserverad

then

Avreserverar AC0946
Avreservera AC0946
AC0946 skickar avreserverad

I guess it's saying the system reserves AC0946 and then unreserves it, but would those be the words that would be used?

Thanks!
Proposed translations (English)
3 to 'unreserve'; countermand/ed standby
References
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Proposed translations

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Swedish term (edited): avreservera/d
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to 'unreserve'; countermand/ed standby

To start the ball rolling, preferably not as low-profile, inconsclusive discussion entries.

Reserverar > reserves; puts on standby AC0946

AC0946 skickar avreserverad : ... sends /out/ unreserved message.

'unreserve' is a legit bverb, though more context surrounding the reactor is needed: if ties up with the 'cone dryer' question or is a nuclear scenario.
Example sentence:

You can reserve inventory for a sales order using these forms: Sales Orders; Reservations for Item; Reserve / Unreserve Inventory Utility.

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Reference comments

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Reference:

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https://confluence.extend.se/display/KB/Orderrader

OBS: Avreserverar och annullerar du orderrader på denna sida och du har ett kopplat lagersystem där orderraderna har skickats ner för plock så ...

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Note added at   17 godz. (2024-03-27 15:29:41 GMT)
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https://m.interglot.com/sv/en/reserverar


looks like it means "unreserve"??

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Note added at   17 godz. (2024-03-27 15:31:22 GMT)
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unable to find this in relation to a nuclear reactor though!
Peer comments on this reference comment:

neutral Christopher Schröder : It's not a nuclear reactor :-)
46 mins
oops, my mistake:-)
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