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Italy
technical translation specialist
Native in: Italian 
Works in: English to Italian, German to Italian, French to Italian, and 2 more.
effective media area
ecco alcune frasi di esempio:
"Up to 30% More Effective Media Area"
"By optimizing the pleat spacing and pleat depth of the filter element, the effective media area is increased over conventional radial seal designs"
"Increased Effective Media Area"
(tra l'altro, non so se chiamare media setto o lasciarlo media, visto che l'uso sembra diffuso in italiano)
il mio dubbio principale comunque è sulla parola "effective" (cioè, conosco il significato della parola e ho già consultato i diz più noti, ma nel contesto...)
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