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1 compressed-air supply
compressed-air supply Druckluftversorgung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > compressed-air supply
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2 compressed-air supply outlet
English-german engineering dictionary > compressed-air supply outlet
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3 air supply [system]
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4 reservoir
<tech.gen> (anything that acts as a supply of sth) ■ Reservoir n<tech.gen> (collecting tank, basin) ■ Sammelbecken n<tech.gen> (gen., any kind) ■ Vorratsbehälter m<build.hydr> ■ Wasserstaubecken n ; Speicherbecken n<comvhcl.brake> (for compressed air) ■ Vorratsbehälter m< energ> (gen. hydroelectric power station) ■ Staubecken n ; Speicherbecken n ; Talsperrenbecken n ; Speichersee m rar< hydr> ■ Stausee m< logist> ■ Tank mprakt <mvhcl.brake> (of master brake cylinder) ■ Bremsflüssigkeitsbehälter m ; Bremsflüssigkeits-Ausgleichsbehälter m form ; Ausgleichsbehälter m prakt
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