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1 степень изнашивания (износа)
degree of depreciation, level of wear and tear4000 полезных слов и выражений > степень изнашивания (износа)
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2 степень износа
1) Military: wear-out rate2) Economy: degree of depreciation, degree of wear and tear3) Metallurgy: amount of wear, wear rate, wear rate (напр. футеровки)4) Oil: coefficient of wear, degree of wear, rate of wear5) Silicates: wear degree6) Mechanics: deterioration rate -
3 степень износа
(вещи, товара) degree of depreciation (of wear and tear) -
4 коэффициент запаса
1) Geology: assurance factor2) Medicine: safety factor (при установлении гигиенических нормативов)3) Engineering: depreciation factor, factor of safety, reserve coefficient, safety margin4) Construction: factor of ignorance5) Railway term: assume factor6) Automobile industry: assurance coefficient (напр. прочности), factor of assurance (напр. прочности), yield factor (до предела текучести)7) Mining: factor of ignorance ("коэффициент незнания")8) Oil: coverage factor (вероятность сохранения работоспособности системы с резервированием при появлении отказов), degree of safety, yield factor9) Astronautics: coefficient of safety, margin of safety (прочности)10) Drilling: assurance coefficient (прочности), contingency factor11) Makarov: depreciation factor (в светотехнике), factor of safety (прочности), margin of safety, storage coefficient (энергии)12) Combustion gas turbines: factor of assurance (прочности)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > коэффициент запаса
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