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1 longitudinal rigidity
Морской термин: жёсткость при растяжении -
2 longitudinal rigidity
жёсткость при растяжении, жёсткость при растяжении-сжатииEnglish-russian dictionary of physics > longitudinal rigidity
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3 longitudinal rigidity
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4 longitudinal rigidity
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > longitudinal rigidity
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5 torsional rigidity
1. жесткость к кручению2. жесткость при крученииEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > torsional rigidity
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6 end-point rigidity
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > end-point rigidity
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7 magnetic rigidity
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > magnetic rigidity
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8 magnetic rigidity
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > magnetic rigidity
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9 modulus
модуль (величина, характеризующая различные свойства материалов, изделий); коэффициент; степень; единица измерения- modulus of creep - modulus of deformation - modulus of design - modulus of dilatation - modulus of elasticity - modulus of elasticity in shear - modulus of elasticity in tension - modulus of elasticity of bulk - modulus of elasticity of volume - modulus of elongation - modulus of flow - modulus of foundation - modulus of precision - modulus of resilience - modulus of resistance - modulus of rigidity - modulus of rupture - modulus of section - modulus of stretch - modulus of subgrade reaction - modulus of torsion - Abram's fineness modulus - adiabatic modulus of elasticity - compression modulus - bulk modulus - drainage modulus - fineness modulus - flexural modulus - foundation modulus - initial tangent modulus - instantaneous modulus of elasticity - longitudinal modulus of elasticity - long-termed modulus of elasticity - plastic modulus - plate modulus - secant modulus of elasticity - section modulus - shear modulus - shearing modulus of elasticity - silica modulus - sustained modulus of elasticity - transverse modulus of rupture - volumetric modulus of elasticity - Young's modulus* * *модуль; коэффициент- modulus of compression
- modulus of deformation
- modulus of elasticity
- modulus of elasticity in tension
- modulus of elasticity in shear
- modulus of elongation
- modulus of foundation
- modulus of incompressibility
- modulus of inertia
- modulus of resilience
- modulus of rigidity
- modulus of rupture
- modulus of section
- modulus of subgrade reaction
- modulus of torsion
- modulus of ventilation
- modulus of volume elasticity
- Abram's fineness modulus
- bulk modulus
- chord modulus
- concrete modulus of elasticity
- constrained modulus
- Coulomb's modulus
- creep modulus
- discharge modulus
- drainage modulus
- dynamic modulus of elasticity
- elastic modulus
- fineness modulus
- initial tangent modulus of elasticity
- initial tangent modulus
- plastic modulus
- secant modulus of elasticity
- secant modulus
- shearing modulus of elasticity
- shear modulus of elasticity
- shearing modulus
- shear modulus
- short-term elastic modulus
- shrinkage modulus
- sonic modulus
- static modulus
- sustained modulus of elasticity
- tangent modulus of elasticity
- track modulus
- twisting modulus
- twist modulus
- Young's modulus of elasticity
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10 factor
коэффициент, показатель, см. тж. coefficient, increaseboost phase load factor — ркт. коэффициент перегрузки па активном участке
factor of safety for fatigue — коэффициент безопасности с учётом выносливости (для знакопеременных нагрузок)
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