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1 combustion-chamber losses
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > combustion-chamber losses
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2 loss
потеря; ухудшение; уменьшение; отсутствиеheight loss on recovery — потеря высоты за время вывода (напр. из штопора)
join-up loss of control — потеря управляемости при сборе самолётов [при подходе к строю]
loss of an engine — отказ [выход из строя, потеря тяги] двигателя
loss of artificial feel — отказ автомата [механизма] загрузки [усилий]
loss of electrical power — прекращение электропитания [электроснабжения, подачи электроэнергии]
loss of propulsive power — потеря тяги; потеря мощности, расходуемой на движение
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3 heat
1) жар
2) жаровой
3) забег
4) каление
5) нагревать
6) накаливать
7) натапливать
8) натопить
9) обогревать
10) плавочный
11) подогрев
12) подогревать
13) тепло
14) тепловоспринимающий
15) тепловый
16) теплозащитный
17) теплообменный
18) теплота
19) тепловой
20) тепловая энергия
21) нагреваться
22) накаливаться
23) греть
24) калильный
25) жаровый
26) котел
27) накалить
28) теплоемкость
29) калория
– accumulation of heat
– available heat
– blow heat
– bring to red heat
– by-product heat
– cold heat
– convection heat
– cupola heat
– diverted heat
– evaporation heat
– external heat
– finishing off a heat
– generate heat
– heat abstraction
– heat ageing
– heat balance
– heat barrier
– heat blower
– heat capacity
– heat carrier
– heat chamber
– heat conducting
– heat conduction
– heat conductivity
– heat conductor
– heat consumer
– heat content
– heat demand
– heat detector
– heat differential
– heat dissipation
– heat emission
– heat energy
– heat engine
– heat engineering
– heat exchange
– heat exchanger
– heat exchanging
– heat filter
– heat finishing
– heat flow
– heat generation
– heat generator
– heat input
– heat insulation
– heat log
– heat model
– heat of combustion
– heat of formation
– heat of superheat
– heat of vaporization
– heat peeling
– heat pick-up
– heat pipe
– heat production
– heat productivity
– heat rate
– heat rating
– heat rays
– heat recovery
– heat regeneration
– heat removal
– heat removing
– heat requirement
– heat resistance
– heat run
– heat sample
– heat schedule
– heat shield
– heat shielding
– heat shock
– heat sink
– heat source
– heat sterilization
– heat storage
– heat stress
– heat supply
– heat supplying
– heat tapping
– heat test
– heat time
– heat transfer
– heat transmission
– heat transmitting
– heat transport
– heat treatment
– heat utilization
– heat waves
– internal heat
– Joulean heat
– latent heat
– liberate heat
– low heat value
– low-grade heat
– melting heat
– overblow heat
– pour heat
– progress of heat
– quantity of heat
– radiant heat
– radiogenic heat
– recover heat
– red heat
– residual heat
– resistance to heat
– sensible heat
– specific heat
– store heat
– surplus heat
– total heat
– utilize heat
– viscous heat
– waste heat
– waste-gas heat
– welding heat
– work the heat
ablation heat shield — <cosm.> экран тепловой эрозионный
counter-current heat exchanger — противоточный теплообменник
cross-flow heat exchanger — теплообменник с перекрестным током
float-head heat exchanger — теплообменник с плавающей головкой
heat exchange coefficient — <phys.> коэффициент теплообмена
heat transfer coefficient — <phys.> коэффициент теплоотдачи, коэффициент теплопередачи
intermediate heat exchanger — <engin.> теплообменник промежутночный
mechanical equivalent of heat — механический эквивалент тепла
U-tube heat exchanger — теплообменник с У-образными трубками
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