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1 тепловой барьер
1) Aviation: heat barrier2) Engineering: heat dam, temperature barrier, thermal barrier3) Railway term: heat dam (напр. кольцевая выточка поршня)4) Automobile industry: heat dam (напр. кольцевая выточка в гребне поршня над канавкой верхнего поршневого кольца, имеющая целью затруднить передачу тепла от днища поршня к поршневым кольцам)5) Oil: thermal boundary6) Astronautics: thermodynamic barrier -
2 термодинамический барьер
Astronautics: thermodynamic barrierУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > термодинамический барьер
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