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первичный двигатель
Любое устройство, обеспечивающее создание механической энергии, необходимой для выполнения управляющим устройством функции передачи; таким устройством может быть электрическое управляющее устройство, электрический клапан, механизм с электрическим приводом или управляющее устройство с отсчетом времени.
Примечание. Это может быть механизм, накапливающий механическую энергию (например, часовая пружина), электромагнитное устройство (например, электромотор или шаговый соленоид), электротермическое устройство (например, нагревательный элемент регулятора энергии) или любой другой механизм, создающий механическую энергию.
[ГОСТ IЕС 60730-1-2011]EN
prime mover
any device used to produce the mechanical energy required to provide the transmission for an automatic control, such as an electrically operated control, an electrically operated valve, an electrically operated mechanism or a timebased control
Note 1 to entry: It may be a mechanical storage device (for example, a clockwork spring), an electromagnetic device (for example, an electric motor, or stepping solenoid), an electrothermal device (for example, the heating element of an energy regulator) or any other mechanism producing mechanical energy.
[IEC 60730-1, ed. 5.0 (2013-11)]FR
moteur primaire
tout dispositif fournissant l'énergie mécanique nécessaire à la transmission pour un dispositif de commande automatique, tel qu'un dispositif de commande à fonctionnement électrique, une électrovanne, un mécanisme à fonctionnement électrique ou un dispositif de commande à base de temps
Note 1 à l'article: Ce peut être un mécanisme à accumulation d'énergie (tel qu'un moteur à ressort), un dispositif électromagnétique (tel qu'un moteur électrique, un électro-aimant pas à pas), un dispositif électrothermique (tel que l'élément chauffant d'un régulateur d'énergie), ou toute autre source d'énergie mécanique
[IEC 60730-1, ed. 5.0 (2013-11)]Тематики
- электротехника, основные понятия
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