Practice Terms

The Mechanical Engineering Blog provides you with a comprehensive resource to help you better understand mechanical engineering terminology in the context of litigation and conflict.

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When processing and professionally handling claims in the field of "machinery, mechanical engineering, plant and operating equipment", as a party and / or client you are often confronted with terms whose meaning is not familiar if you are not familiar with claims. Some terms are explained here.

Blog Mechanical Engineering | Terms: What can you expect from damage assessments and mechanical engineering?

On this page of the Mechanical Engineering blog, you’ll find a comprehensive collection and detailed explanation of terms frequently used in connection with machinery damage and in damage assessments. Clients or other parties involved are often confronted with technical terms whose exact meaning they are unfamiliar with. However, especially in the area of machinery damage, it is essential that all parties understand the terms used to avoid misunderstandings and ensure a smooth claim process.

The aim of these definitions is therefore to ensure transparent and comprehensible communication between the various actors. This should enable clients in particular to gain a comprehensive understanding in order to be able to make well-founded decisions and to be confident in the terminology.

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