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1 Otto cycle
1) Автомобильный термин: цикл Отто, цикл с воспламенением от искрового разряда -
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цикл Отто, цикл с воспламенением от искрового разряда* * * -
3 Otto cycle
цикл Отто- в двух- и четырехтактных двигателях сжатая топливо-воздушная смесь зажигается искрой в момент начала (или близкий к нему) рабочего такта, как например, в обычных автомобильных двигателях.
Англо-русский словарь по кондиционированию и вентиляции > Otto cycle
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4 Otto cycle
цикл Отто- в двух- и четырехтактных двигателях сжатая топливо-воздушная смесь зажигается искрой в момент начала (или близкий к нему) рабочего такта, как например, в обычных автомобильных двигателях.
English-Russian dictionary of terms for heating, ventilation, air conditioning and cooling air > Otto cycle
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5 Otto cycle
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6 Otto-cycle engine
Автомобильный термин: двигатель Отто -
7 cycle
цикл- 1. Интервал пространства, времени или звуковой волны, в течение которого событие повторяется или завершается. 2. Положения рабочего процесса, повторяющегося регулярно. 3. Замкнутая серия значений периодически изменяющейся величины за полный период. 4. В переменном токе: время изменения энергетического состояния от нуля через положительный и отрицательный максимумы и вновь до нуля. 5. Замкнутый ход протекания процессов с рабочими средами от начальной точки, выраженный в термодинамических величинах (функциях). 6. В действии термостата: период функционирования от положения «выключено» до положения «включено» (между двумя выключениями). 7. Процесс или серия процессов, в которых начальные и конечные состояния системы одинаковы. Следовательно, в конце цикла все характеристики системы имеют те же значения, что и в начале - см. также storage cycle.
Англо-русский словарь по кондиционированию и вентиляции > cycle
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8 cycle
цикл- 1. Интервал пространства, времени или звуковой волны, в течение которого событие повторяется или завершается. 2. Положения рабочего процесса, повторяющегося регулярно. 3. Замкнутая серия значений периодически изменяющейся величины за полный период. 4. В переменном токе: время изменения энергетического состояния от нуля через положительный и отрицательный максимумы и вновь до нуля. 5. Замкнутый ход протекания процессов с рабочими средами от начальной точки, выраженный в термодинамических величинах (функциях). 6. В действии термостата: период функционирования от положения «выключено» до положения «включено» (между двумя выключениями). 7. Процесс или серия процессов, в которых начальные и конечные состояния системы одинаковы. Следовательно, в конце цикла все характеристики системы имеют те же значения, что и в начале - см. также storage cycle.
- vapor jet (steam jet) (refrigerating) cycleEnglish-Russian dictionary of terms for heating, ventilation, air conditioning and cooling air > cycle
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9 cycle
1) период; цикл; такт2) мотоцикл•- battery cycle
- braking cycle
- California cycle
- charging-discharging cycle
- city cycle
- closed cycle
- development cycle
- Diesel cycle
- drive cycle
- driving cycle
- four-stroke cycle
- ideal cycle
- life cycle
- open cycle
- Otto cycle
- running cycle
- service cycle
- test cycle
- theoretical cycle
- thermodynamic cycle
- two-stroke cycle
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10 cycle
•- California cycle - city cycle - Diesel cycle - drive cycle - four-stroke cycle - ideal cycle - life cycle - open cycle - Otto cycle - running cycle - two-stroke cycle - urban cycle -
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1) двигатель, мотор2) ж.-д. локомотив3) машина4) процессор•to run up the engine — опробовать двигатель ( на режимах работы);to unreverse the engine — выводить двигатель из режима реверса-
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1) двигатель; мотор2) ЭВМ; процессор•- artificial-intelligence engine
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- warmed-up engineEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > engine
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