Examples of using Codend in English and their translations into Romanian
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(v) a codend attached by any means other than being sewn into that part of the net anterior to the codend; .
a body and a bag(codend);
No part of any towed gear shall be of a mesh size smaller than the codend mesh size.
No part of any towed gear shall be constructed of a mesh size smaller than the codend mesh size.
Towed nets, for example, must present squaremeshed net of 40 mm at the codend.
Whereas the purpose of a torquette is to improve the closing of the codend by the codline;
It is prohibited to use a chafing piece if a lifting strap is not attached to the codend.
The mesh size of the chafing piece shall be at least equal to that of the codend.
which may be attached to the codend at intervals.
Such material shall be attached along the forward and lateral edges of the codend only.
The distance from the point of forward attachment of the flapper to the rear end of the codend shall be at least three times the length of the flapper.
It may completely cover the upper half of the codend sensu stricto;
Lifting strap' means a piece of rope encircling the circumference of the codend or the strengthening bag,
A codline is a rope making it possible to close the rear of the codend and/or strengthening bags by means of either a knot which can be easily loosened
The mesh size of the strengthening bag shall be at least twice as large as that of the codend except that its minimum mesh size shall not be less than 80 mm.
less than 40 open meshes in any circumference of the codend, excluding the joining or the selvedges;
side panels of the codend from wear and tear should the rear end of the trawl twist along its axis during fishing operations;
strengthening bags smaller than the dimensions of the codend may be attached to nets having a mesh size equal to
pyramid shaped body closed at the back by a bag(codend) or comprising two long wings, a body and a bag(codend) and which are actively moved in the water;
assure a better closure of the codend;