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1 несущая балка
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2 несущая балка
1) Geology: false beam2) Engineering: crosstop, launcher boom3) Construction: header joist, load beam, supporting girder, top tie4) Railway term: carrier beam5) Architecture: bearing beam, main beam6) Sakhalin energy glossary: plate girder7) Oilfield: supporting beam8) Makarov: working beam -
3 несущая балка
crosstop, supporting girder, top tieРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > несущая балка
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4 балка подстропильная
балка подстропильная
Балка, опирающаяся на колонны продольного ряда и служащая опорой для стропильных балок или ферм
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- poutre supportant les fermes (entre deux poteaux adjacents en direction longitudinale)
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5 ферма подстропильная
ферма подстропильная
Ферма, служащая опорой для стропильной фермы
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > ферма подстропильная
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6 опора
1) General subject: anchorage, anchorman, backbone, backstop (о механизме, методе, принципе), bearer, bracket, buttress, carrier, column, crutch, foothold, footing, footstep, handhold, hold, holdfast, holt, load cell, lodgment, pied-а-terre, pillar, prop, propugnaculum, reliance, rest, rock, shore, staff, stand-by, standard, stay, stock, support, supporter, thrust, hardpoint2) Geology: foot-piece, foot-stone, resting place, strut4) Naval: bearing piece, place resting5) Medicine: rack, seat, sustentaculum6) American: armor8) Military: support9) Engineering: abutment, anvil (машины для ультразвуковой сварки), bearing, bearing support, chair, cradle, fixture, flat (призмы весов), foot, holdback, holding block, holdup, jack, lug, mast (обычно с растяжками), mount, mounting, mounting base, mounting block, mounting component, mounting kit, mounting support, pad, pier, pillow block, pole, post, runner, seating, stanchion, steady, support arrangement, support block, support group, supporting block, supporting pier (трубопровода), tab10) Bookish: propugnation12) Rare: dependance, dependence13) Construction: abutment piece, buttress pier, jammer, (промежуточная) pier, pipe saddle (трубопровода), slant leg (моста), abutment (арки или свода)14) Mathematics: bent15) British English: armour16) Railway term: abutment pier, gantry, structure (контактной сети), support bearing, supporting pole, understructure17) Automobile industry: bearing part, foot (0,305м), foot step, fulcrum, pier (моста), setting19) Mining: foot piece, gauntry20) Greek: pou sto21) Forestry: beam hanger (балки), cushion, saddle, staddle, bunk (при штабелевке бревен)25) Astronautics: base, foundation, load ring26) Cartography: stand27) Silicates: buck (для обжига эмалированных изделий)28) Atomic energy: support leg29) Metrology: supporting plane30) Mechanics: sustainer31) Power engineering: (замка рабочей лопатки турбины) steeple33) Sakhalin energy glossary: support beam34) Automation: abut, (промежуточная) anchor, back-up block, backing block, block, craddle, hold-back, (монтажная) mount, (опорная) pad, pedestal, pillow, pressure pad, reaction pad, rest pad, support foot, supporting element35) Arms production: skid37) Makarov: anchor (промежуточная), anvil (напр. машины для ультразвуковой сварки), back, bankseat, bed, end (концевая), foothold (нижняя часть стебля растения), heel, hold-up, lodgement, means of support, newel, patten, pied-a-terre, pier (трубопровода), plank, sinew, stake, steadying bar, supporting, supporting member, tower (ЛЭП), well38) Electrical engineering: (одностоечная) pole (ЛЭП), support (линии ЛЭП) -
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1) General subject: bearer, brace, bracket, chock, girder, jamb, jambeau, leg, on shore, post, puncheon, rest, shore, skid, stanchion, stand, strut, supporting piece, tree prop, trellis (для плодовых деревьев), underpinning, upholder, upright3) Naval: crotchet, pylon, saddle pin5) Engineering: adapter brace, cleat, heel rest (для станочных приспособлений), horsing, load backrest, prop stay, raker, rance, spur, stake, stay, strutting piece, support, treble, tree7) Construction: crutch (полотнища обоев, наклеиваемого на потолок), jammer, punch prop, raker pile, raking shore, slip, brob, shoring, staddle8) Railway term: chock block, counter brace, cross brace, undersetting9) Automobile industry: block, pillar, supporting block, toe bearing10) Architecture: counterfort11) Mining: balk, gooder (Krokodil), pit prop, sprag13) Physics: butment14) Oil: buttress15) Food industry: pritch pole16) Mechanic engineering: stay rod18) Automation: chair, stock, support rest19) Arms production: standard20) Makarov: balk (поддерживающая кровлю пласта), bracing, stake (напр. для дерева), stake (напр., для дерева) -
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3) Engineering: base, bed plate, carcass, entablement, foundation slab (станка), housing, magnet frame (электрической машины), mounting, pillar, stand, standard, trail, yoke (магнита)4) Construction: bracket5) Railway term: carcase6) Automobile industry: engine support, framework7) Forestry: table8) Metallurgy: frame assembly, holster, shoe (рабочей клети), supporting frame, supporting structure9) Textile: framing11) Mechanic engineering: base box, bedding, column12) Mechanics: bed frame, pedestal base13) Drilling: support14) Polymers: case, casing, foundation (машины), seating15) Automation: frame work, soleplate17) Arms production: thrust girder18) Makarov: entablature, mount, skeleton, standard (орудия)19) Electrical engineering: sole plate (генератора, турбины) -
9 поддерживающая балка
1) Mining: girder2) Makarov: supporting beamУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > поддерживающая балка
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girder bridge — noun : a bridge in which the supporting members are girders * * * girder bridge noun A bridge whose load is sustained by girders resting on supports • • • Main Entry: ↑gird … Useful english dictionary
girder — gird•er [[t]ˈgɜr dər[/t]] n. 1) bui civ a large beam, as of steel, reinforced concrete, or timber, for supporting masonry, joists, purlins, etc 2) bui a principal beam of wood, steel, etc., supporting the ends of joists • Etymology: 1605–15 … From formal English to slang
girder — gird·er || gÉœrdÉ™(r) / gÉœËd n. supporting beam (of steel, concrete or wood) … English contemporary dictionary
girder — /ˈgɜdə / (say gerduh) noun 1. (in structural work) any main horizontal supporting member or beam, as of steel, reinforced concrete or wood. 2. one of the principal horizontal timbers which support the joists in certain floors. {gird1 + er1} …
Plate girder — Plate Plate, n. [OF. plate a plate of metal, a cuirsas, F. plat a plate, a shallow vessel of silver, other metal, or earth, fr. plat flat, Gr. ?. See {Place}, n.] 1. A flat, or nearly flat, piece of metal, the thickness of which is small in… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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