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деформация объёмная
Относительное изменение объёма тела в точке, равное сумме линейных деформаций по трём осям
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > volumetric strain
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English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > volumetric strain
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1) Строительство: относительная объёмная деформация (отношение уменьшения объёма к первоначальному объёму при всестороннем сжатии)2) Геофизика: объёмная деформация -
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• обемна деформацияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > volumetric strain
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English-Russian small dictionary of medicine > volumetric strain
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относительная объёмная деформация (отношение уменьшения объёма к первоначальному объёму при всестороннем сжатии) -
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Строительство: полная работа изменения объёмаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > volumetric strain energy
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<mech.prod> ■ Volumenänderungsenergie fEnglish-german technical dictionary > volumetric strain energy
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Англо-русский строительный словарь > volumetric strain energy
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English-russian dictionary of physics > pure volumetric strain
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Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > pure volumetric strain
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1) деформация; напряжение; натяжение2) напрягать; натягивать•- alternating strain - angular strain - bearing strain - bending strain - breaking strain - compression strain - compressive strain - cooling strain - creep strain - cubic strain - elastic strain - flexural strain - handling strain - homogeneous strain - internal strain - irreversible strain - linear strain - principal strain - pure strain - residual strain - temperature strain - tensile strain - tension strain - tower strain - ultimate strain - unit strain - volumetric strain - yield point strain* * *деформация; напряжение; натяжение- angular strain
- angular unit strain
- axial strain
- bending strain
- bulk strain
- compression strain
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- elastic strain
- inelastic strain
- lateral strain
- linear strain
- linear elastic strain
- linearly varying strain
- longitudinal strain
- main strain
- nonelastic strain
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- plane strain
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- principal strain
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- shearing strain
- shear strain
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- tension strain
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- transverse strain
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1) деформация, относительная деформация || деформировать, деформироваться2) натяжение; растяжение || натягивать; растягивать3) сила, усилие4) фильтровать; процеживать•- angular strain
- bending strain
- brazing strain
- compressive strain
- cubic strain
- direct strain
- elastic strain
- hardening strain
- laser strain
- lateral strain
- lattice strain
- longitudinal strain
- normal strain
- pure strain
- residual strain
- shear strain
- shrinkage strain
- temperature strain
- tensile strain
- torsional strain
- transverse strain
- twisting strain
- ultimate strain
- vibration strain
- volume strain
- volumetric strainEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > strain
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Техника: шаровая часть деформацииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > volumetric part of strain
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= volumetric strain объёмная деформацияEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > volume strain
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