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1) метал. шаблон2) боёк ( молота или пресса)4) баба6) протрава7) кузнец•- automatic coupler striker -
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3 automatic coupler striker
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4 automatic coupler striker
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > automatic coupler striker
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5 automatic coupler striker
Техника: розетка автосцепкиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > automatic coupler striker
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6 automatic-coupler striker
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7 розетка автосцепки
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > розетка автосцепки
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8 розетка автосцепки
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > розетка автосцепки
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9 block
1) брус; плита, плитка; сухарь; колодка2) подставка; опора; подкладка; подпорка || поддерживать; подпирать; устанавливать опору3) препятствие; преграда || препятствовать; преграждать4) блок; узел5) блок; шкив6) кадр (УП)7) вчт. программный блок•- adjustable block
- adjustable index block
- adjustable step block
- adjustable step-clamping block
- adjustment key block
- alternating-current automatic block
- aluminum-silicon alloy block
- anchor block
- angle block
- antirotation block
- assembled cutter block
- automatic block with track circuits
- automatic block
- automatic work block
- backing block
- back-up block
- base block
- bearing block
- bending block
- block of instructions
- blocks of tools
- boring block
- brake block
- brake holder block
- building block
- bull gear block
- carrier block
- cartridge block
- clamp block
- clamping block
- clapper block
- clutch blocks
- coded current block
- computing block
- connection block
- connector block
- contour block
- control block
- crank block
- crank pin block
- cutter block
- cutter-setting block
- cutting block
- cylinder block
- data block
- die block
- direct-current automatic block
- distribution block
- dog block
- double block
- double-sheaved block
- draw block
- drawing block
- dressing block
- drill block
- electric pulley block
- engine block
- expansion sliding block
- feed trip block
- file control block
- file information block
- filler block
- filling block
- fly block
- focus control block
- foot block
- form block
- former block
- fourfold block
- four-sheaved block
- four-way tool block
- friction block
- functional block
- gage block
- gap block
- grip block
- guide block
- heel block
- hinged clapper block
- Hoke block
- hold-down block
- hydraulic block
- indexing tool block
- input block
- jaw block
- layout block
- leveling block
- line control block
- link block
- load block
- locating block
- lubricating block
- magnetic vee-block
- manual work block
- master block
- measuring block
- memory block
- milling block
- motion block
- motor block
- mounting block
- moving block
- multiple sheave block
- multiple tool block
- multipurpose connections block
- NC control block
- NC data block
- NC program block
- octree block
- oil system block
- operational block
- outer support block
- output block
- packing block
- parallel block
- pillow block
- pitch disk block
- pivot block
- planer tool block
- plumber block
- plummer block
- pneumatic block
- positioning block
- power block
- preformed block
- program block
- pull block
- pulley block
- ram block
- ram-and-tool block
- read-in block
- reference block
- region octree block
- relieving tool block
- reversing lubricating block
- riser block
- running block
- securing block
- servocontrolled tool block
- set block
- setting block
- setup block
- sheave block
- sheaved block
- shut-off block
- sine V-block
- single block
- slide block
- sliding block
- slipper block
- snatch block
- soft jaw block
- solid block
- spacer block
- spacing block
- spindle block
- split V-block
- standard block
- standard computing block
- standard gage block
- stationary key block
- steady block
- step block
- stop block
- striker block
- support base block
- supporting block
- swivel block
- swiveling block
- synchronizer block
- T block
- tabulation block
- tail block
- takeup block
- tape block
- tapered wedge block
- tension pulley block
- terminal block
- test block
- testing block
- thermoelectric block
- throttling lubricating block
- thrust block
- title block
- tolerance block
- tool block
- tool holding block
- tool mounting block
- tooling block
- tool-setting block
- trip block
- tumbling block
- turret block
- two-cutter block
- unit control block
- unitary block of material
- V block
- valve block
- wedge block
- window block
- wire-drawing block
- word-address format blockEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > block
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10 clutch
сцепление (рис. 30)
; муфта сцепления; муфта поворота; муфта (кулачковая или зубчатая); защёлка; собачка; кулак; сцепка; сцепляющий механизм; II сцеплять; соединять; зажимать; зацеплять; включать сцепление
- clutch and brake steering
- clutch antirattle spring clip
- clutch application valve
- clutch booster
- clutch casing
- clutch centralizing mandrel
- clutch collar
- clutch compressor
- clutch cone
- clutch control pedal
- clutch control rod
- clutch control rod joint
- clutch coupling
- clutch cover plate
- clutch diaphragm
- clutch disengaging spring
- clutch disk
- clutch disk facing
- clutch disk hub
- clutch disk lining
- clutch drag
- clutch driven disk
- clutch driven drum
- clutch driven plate
- clutch driving disk
- clutch driving drum
- clutch engagement
- clutch-engagement oscillations
- clutch facing
- clutch facing rivet
- clutch foot pedal
- clutch fork
- clutch gear
- clutch housing
- clutch housing cover
- clutch housing cover plate
- clutch lever
- clutch lining
- clutch lining area
- clutch linkage
- clutch magnet
- clutch maintenance service
- clutch operating device
- clutch operating lever
- clutch operating pin
- clutch operating rod
- clutch pedal
- clutch pedal connecting link
- clutch pedal linkage
- clutch pedal shaft
- clutch pressure assembly
- clutch pressure lever
- clutch pressure operating pin
- clutch pressure plate
- clutch pressure spring
- clutch rebuilder
- clutch rebuilding
- clutch release fork
- clutch release fork lever
- clutch release fork shaft
- clutch release sleeve
- clutch release yoke
- clutch release yoke lever
- clutch rod
- clutch service set
- clutch shaft
- clutch shaft and gear
- clutch shifter collar
- clutch shifter shaft
- clutch slip
- clutch spider
- clutch spider hub
- clutch spindle
- clutch spring
- clutch spring cap
- clutch stop
- clutch stop disk
- clutch throwout sleeve
- clutch throwout yoke
- clutch toggle lever
- clutch withdraw housing
- coil-spring clutch
- cone clutch
- cone claw clutch
- cone dog clutch
- cone pawl clutch
- cone ratchet clutch
- cut-off clutch
- direct-cone clutch
- direct-drive clutch
- direct-driving clutch
- disconnectable clutch
- disengaging clutch
- disk clutch
- dog clutch
- dog clutch for direct drive
- double-cone clutch
- double-disk clutch
- dry clutch cyxoe
- dry disk clutch cyxoe
- dry plate clutch cyxoe
- easy-working clutch
- elastic clutch
- electromagnetic clutch
- engine clutch
- expanding clutch
- expanding ring clutch
- expansion clutch
- fan clutch
- feed clutch
- fierce clutch
- flywheel clutch
- free-wheeling clutch
- free-wheeling roller clutch
- free-wheeling sprag clutch
- friction clutch
- gear clutch
- grabbing clutch
- gripping clutch
- harsh clutch
- helical-band friction clutch
- high-speed clutch
- hydraulic clutch
- internal-external gear clutch
- internal gear clutch
- jaw clutch
- latch clutch
- lift clutch
- locked cone friction clutch
- magnetic clutch
- magnetic fluid clutch
- master clutch
- multigroove friction clutch
- multiplate clutch
- multiplate steering clutch
- multiple disk clutch
- non-reversible clutch
- one-way clutch
- overcentre clutch
- overload friction clutch
- overload shearing clutch
- overrunning clutch
- overrunning roller clutch
- overrunning sprag clutch
- pawl clutch
- plate clutch
- plough clutch
- power-controlled clutch
- ratchet clutch
- release clutch
- reversed cone clutch
- roller-type free-wheeling clutch with polygon cam
- roller-type overrunning clutch
- safety clutch
- safety friction clutch
- self-acting clutch
- semi-automatic clutch
- servo clutch
- shearing clutch
- single-disk clutch
- single-friction-surface clutch
- single-plate clutch
- sleeve-type clutch
- sliding dog clutch
- slip clutch
- slipping clutch
- spiral jaw clutch
- sprag clutch
- sprag-type overrunning clutch
- spring-loaded clutch
- steering clutch
- striker clutch
- three-disk clutch
- three-plate clutch
- toggle clutch
- toothed clutch
- triple-plate clutch
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11 Gatling, Dr Richard Jordan
[br]b. 12 September 1818 Winston, North Carolina, USAd. 26 February 1903 New York, USA[br]American weapons designer and metallurgist.[br]Gatling first became interested in inventing when helping his father develop more-efficient agricultural machines, and as early as 1839 he developed a screw propeller for ships. Shortly after this he was struck down by smallpox, and it was this that caused him, when he recovered, to study medicine; he did this at the Ohio Medical College, graduating in 1850. The outbreak of the American Civil War in 1861 triggered an immediate interest in weaponry and he set about designing a rapid-fire weapon, which would both bear his name and be one of the forerunners of the machine gun: he completed his design of the Gatling Gun in 1862. His concept of using several barrels was not unique, with other inventors such as the Belgian Fafschamps and the Frenchman Reffye also employing it. However, Catling's gun was superior to the others in the soundness of its engineering. The rounds were fed through a hopper on top of the gun into the chambers of each barrel, and the barrels themselves were fixed in a cluster. An endless screw operated by a hand crank controlled the operation, opening the breech of each barrel in turn, enabling the round to drop into the chamber through a series of grooves, and then closing the breech and releasing the striker. In the face of fierce competition, the Gatling was adopted by the US Army in 1866, and many other armies followed suit. Although a version powered by an electric motor was introduced in 1893, the Gatling was gradually superseded by the fully automatic machine gun, first developed by Maxim. Even so, such was the excellence of the Gatling's mechanics that the concept was readopted by the Americans in the late 1950s and employed in such systems as the Vulcan air-defence gun and the airborne Minigun. Gatling's inventions did not end with his gun. In 1886 he developed a new steel and aluminium alloy and also experimented with the production of cast-steel cannon.CMBiographical history of technology > Gatling, Dr Richard Jordan
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