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1 tight mesh center distance
Автоматика: межосевое расстояние в беззазорном зацепленииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > tight mesh center distance
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2 tight mesh center distance
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > tight mesh center distance
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3 tight mesh center distance
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > tight mesh center distance
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4 distance
distance between centers — расстояние между центрами (напр. токарного станка)
distance between the table and the spindle nose — расстояние от рабочей поверхности стола до торца шпинделя
distance from column to tool facing — расстояние от стойки до наружной плоскости резцедержателя ( на долбёжном станке)
- adjustably spaced distanceto move to a prescribed distance — передвигать на заданное расстояние, передвигаться на заданное расстояние
- angular distance
- apex distance
- arbor distance
- back angle distance
- back cone distance
- between-centers distance
- braking distance
- calculated center distance
- center distance
- center-to-center distance
- clearance distance
- code-word distance
- cone distance
- creepage distance
- cross-traverse distance
- curvilinear distance
- datum distance
- departure distance per command
- departure distance
- feet distance
- free distance
- ideal distance
- incremental distance
- inner cone distance
- inside cone distance
- instantaneous center distance
- least programmable distance
- left-to-right distance between housings
- locating distance
- master standoff distance
- mean cone distance
- mean transverse back cone distance
- measuring distance
- midplane distance
- motion distance of each command
- motion distance
- mounting distance
- move distance
- nominal measuring center distance
- nominal setting distance
- operating center distance
- pitch distance
- prescribed distance
- reference center distance
- safe distance
- sensing distance
- setting distance
- spindle distance
- spindlenose-to-table distance
- spraying distance
- squared distance
- stacking distance
- standard center distance
- standoff distance
- starting distance
- stepping distance
- stopping distance
- teeth distance
- testing center distance
- throat distance
- tight mesh center distance
- tip distance
- transition distance
- transportation distance
- travel distance
- true distanceEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > distance
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5 tight
тугой; туго натянутый; затянутый; тугозатянутый; крепкий; прочный; плотный; плотно прилегающий; проницаемый; герметичный; крепко затянутый; сжатый; стиснутый; заклиненный- tight bend - tight black oxide - tight butt - tight connection - tight control - tight joint - tight junction - tight limit - tight mesh - tight mesh center distance -
6 межосевое расстояние в беззазорном зацеплении
Automation: tight mesh center distanceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > межосевое расстояние в беззазорном зацеплении
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7 scale
1) весы
2) изгарина
3) масштаб
4) масштабировать
5) масштабный
6) накипной
7) накипь
8) окалина
9) размах
10) солеотложение
11) червец
12) чешуйка
13) шкала
14) градуировать
15) измерять масштаб
16) приводить к масштабу
17) шкальный
18) размер
19) дозатор
20) черта
21) деление
22) чешуйчатый
23) неочищенный
– acidity scale
– air scale
– arc scale
– base scale
– Baume scale
– binary scale
– boiler scale
– break the scale
– calibrate a scale
– calibrate scale
– center-zero scale
– change of scale
– check scale
– circular scale
– compress scale
– convergence scale
– corrected scale
– depth scale
– diagonal scale
– distortion in scale
– draftsman's scale
– drawing to scale
– drawn-in scale
– dump a scale
– edge-wise scale
– equatorial scale
– estimation scale
– exaggerate scale
– expand scale
– expanded scale
– fixed scale
– floating scale
– flush the scale
– focusing scale
– furnace scale
– gray scale
– hardness scale
– height scale
– image scale
– large scale
– local scale
– log scale
– logarithmic scale
– loose scale
– loudness scale
– magnitude scale
– mark scale
– mesh scale
– mill scale
– nominal scale
– number scale
– numerical scale
– plotting scale
– point scale
– predetermined scale
– pressure scale
– raise the scale
– range scale
– ratio scale
– reduced scale
– reduction scale
– reference scale
– remove scale
– representative scale
– rolled-in scale
– scale adjustment
– scale chute
– scale computation
– scale deposit
– scale distance
– scale division
– scale down
– scale effect
– scale error
– scale factor
– scale factoring
– scale formation
– scale in meridian
– scale in parallel
– scale is crowded
– scale line
– scale loss
– scale mark
– scale marker
– scale micrometer
– scale model
– scale of distance
– scale of height
– scale of integration
– scale of slope
– scale of surveying
– scale pan
– scale parameter
– scale pit
– scale pits
– scale plate
– scale range
– scale reading
– scale reduction
– scale representation
– scale rule
– scale up
– scale up reactor
– setup scale
– size scale
– sliding scale
– small scale
– snap-in scale
– square-law scale
– straight scale
– suppressed-zero scale
– tight scale
– time scale
– variable scale
– vast scale
– verify scale
– visibility scale
– wavelength scale
– welding scale
constant-weight batch-type scale — весовой дозатор постоянного веса
international temperature scale — <math.> шкала температур международная
scale distance of air base — <phot.> базис фотографирования в масштабе аэроснимка, базис фотографирования в масштабе стереомодели
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8 scale
1) окалина || образовывать окалину2) нагар; изгарина3) накипь || образовывать накипь4) удалять окалину или накипь5) шкала || шкалировать, градуировать7) масштаб || определять масштаб, масштабировать; изменять масштаб; сводить к определённому масштабу8) весы || взвешивать9) чешуя; чешуйка || чешуйчатый10) дозатор11) размах12) размер13) солеотложение14) энт. червец•- constant-weight batch-type scale - expanded scaleto define a scale — строить шкалу; задавать масштаб
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