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1 structural load
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2 structural member
<tech.gen> (gen.; any part of a structure) ■ Bauglied n ; Konstruktionselement n<tech.gen> (stressed, load-carrying) ■ tragendes Teil n ; tragende Komponente f ; tragendes Element n ; tragendes Bauteil n ; Strukturkomponente f rar -
3 load
<tech.gen> (e.g. mech. stress, heat, radiation, weather) ■ Beanspruchung f ; Belastung f<tech.gen> ■ Last f< comb> (e.g. blast furnace, waste incinerator) ■ chargieren vt ; befrachten vt ; beschicken vt<el> ■ Verbraucher m ; Stromverbraucher m< logist> ■ Füllung f< mech> ■ Lastwert m<textil.pap> ■ Beschwerungsmittel n ; Beschwerungsmaterial nvt <tech.gen> (e.g. mechanically, electr., thermally, with radiation, weather) ■ beanspruchen vt ; belasten vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. paper, workpiece) ■ beschweren vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. camera with film; workpiece) ■ einlegen vtvt <tech.gen> ■ laden vtvt <tech.gen> (machine, truck, container, with material; e.g. grain via hopper) ■ beschicken vtvt <tech.gen> (material into machine; e.g. paper into printer) ■ einführen vt ; einlegen vtvt <chem.proc> ■ eintragen vtvt < logist> (cargo, freight, goods; e.g. onto trucks, into ships) ■ verladen vt ; einladen vt ugsvt <mach.tools> (machine, rack, hopper etc.; with workpieces, material) ■ beschicken vtvt <mach.tools> (e.g. machine with workpieces, turret with tools) ■ bestücken vtvt <mech.eng> (put a load on sth.; e.g. a bridge, truck, engine) ■ belasten vt -
4 structural component
<tech.gen> (gen.; any part of a structure) ■ Bauglied n ; Konstruktionselement n<tech.gen> (stressed, load-carrying) ■ tragendes Teil n ; tragende Komponente f ; tragendes Element n ; tragendes Bauteil n ; Strukturkomponente f rar -
5 structural part
<tech.gen> (stressed, load-carrying) ■ tragendes Teil n ; tragende Komponente f ; tragendes Element n ; tragendes Bauteil n ; Strukturkomponente f rar -
6 admissible load
<tech.gen> (on structural parts; e.g. beams, members, bridges) ■ zulässige Belastung f ; zulässige Beanspruchung f ; zulässige Last f -
7 allowable load
<tech.gen> (on structural parts; e.g. beams, members, bridges) ■ zulässige Belastung f ; zulässige Beanspruchung f ; zulässige Last f -
8 permissible load
<tech.gen> (on structural parts; e.g. beams, members, bridges) ■ zulässige Belastung f ; zulässige Beanspruchung f ; zulässige Last f< mech> (in units of mass, weight or force) ■ Belastbarkeit f ; zulässige Belastung f ; maximal zulässige Last f ; Maximalbelastbarkeit f -
9 stress
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10 design
<tech.gen> ■ Aufbau m<tech.gen> (process) ■ Ausführung f<tech.gen> (engineering; dimensioning etc., for certain loads) ■ Auslegung f ; konstruktive Auslegung f<tech.gen> ■ Bauart f ; Formgestaltung f ; Gestaltung f<tech.gen> (type, technical concept) ■ Konstruktion f ; konstruktive Gestaltung f<tech.gen> (structural shape) ■ Bauform f<tech.gen> (process of designing sth.; e.g. computer-aided) ■ Konstruktion f ; Konstruieren n<tech.gen> (abstract, idea) ■ Konstruktion f ; konstruktive Gestaltung f<tech.gen> (geometry, configuration) ■ Konstruktion f ; Konfiguration f ; Entwurf mvt <tech.gen> (for a specific purpose; e.g. a bridge to accommodate certain loads) ■ auslegen vtvt <tech.gen> ■ gestalten vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. a component, machine, system) ■ konstruieren vt<tech.gen> (rated load plus safety margin; e.g. design pressure, design temperature) ■ Auslegungs...<tech.gen> (in compounds; e.g. temperature, pressure, speed) ■ Betriebs-...; Arbeits-... rar -
11 loaded
<tech.gen> (under mech. or electr. load) ■ beansprucht< ecol> (e.g. effluents, soil, food) ■ belastet; schadstoffbelastet
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