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1 электрический контакт
- contact électrique, m
электрический контакт
Состояние двух или более проводящих частей, которые касаются друг друга случайно или преднамеренно и образуют единую непрерывную проводящую цепь.
[ ГОСТ Р МЭК 60050-195-2005]
электрический контакт
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[IEV number 151-12-03 ]EN
electric contact
state of two conductive parts which touch each other intentionally or accidentally and form a single continuous conductive path
NOTE – See also the concept "contact" in 151-12-15.
Source: 195-01-02 MOD
[IEV number 151-12-03 ]FR
contact électrique, m
état de deux parties conductrices qui se touchent intentionnellement ou accidentellement et forment un chemin conducteur unique et continu
NOTE – Voir aussi le concept "contact" en 151-12-15.
Source: 195-01-02 MOD
[IEV number 151-12-03 ]В данном случае речь идет о состоянии намеренного или случайного прикосновения одного проводящего тела к другому проводящему телу, например, одной металлической детали к другой металлической детали, или прикосновения человека к металлической поверхности или к токоведучей части электроустановки и т. д.
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