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1 гидравлический удар
гидравлический удар
Резкое повышение или понижение давления движущейся жидкости при внезапном уменьшении или увеличении скорости потока
[ ГОСТ 26883-86]
гидравлический удар
Удар, создаваемый путем повышения или понижения гидромеханического давления в напорном трубопроводе, вызываемого изменением во времени скорости движения жидкости (газа) в сечении трубопровода.
[ ГОСТ 15528-86]
гидравлический удар
Повышение или понижение гидродинамического давления в напорном трубопроводе, вызванное резким изменением во времени скорости движения жидкости в каком-либо сечении трубопровода.
Примечание
Гидравлический удар имеет место при открытии или закрытии затворов, направляющих аппаратов турбин и т.п.
[СО 34.21.308-2005]
удар гидравлический
Резкое повышение давления жидкости в трубопроводе при внезапном изменении скорости потока в случае остановки насосов или быстрого перекрытия трубопровода
[Терминологический словарь по строительству на 12 языках (ВНИИИС Госстроя СССР)]Тематики
- внешние воздействующие факторы
- гидравлика и пневматика
- гидропривод объемный и пневмопривод
- гидротехника
- измерение расхода жидкости и газа
Обобщающие термины
EN
- hammer blow
- hydraulic hammer
- hydraulic impact
- hydraulic shock
- hydraulic transient
- jar of water
- knocking
- pressure shock
- pressure surge
- reverberation
- surge
- surging shock
- transient shock
- water hammer
- water hammering
- water ram
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