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1 deflection-free shell
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > deflection-free shell
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2 shell
boron reinforced aluminum shell — алюминиевая оболочка, армированная бором
repairable thermal protective shell — ремонтируемая [поддающаяся ремонту] теплозащитная оболочка
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3 core
1) остов; каркас; ядро; сердцевина; сердечник; стержень2) керн || отбирать керн; бурить с отбором керна6) древесина, вынутая из паза8) кирпичное заполнение между оконной или дверной перемычкой и разгрузочной аркой9) резин. дорн10) фитиль ( угольного электрода)11) (магнитный) сердечник; магнитопровод13) жила (кабеля, световода); сердцевина ( оптического волокна)14) тело ( изолятора); пакет стали ( электрической машины)16) вчт. ядро (напр. операционной системы)17) активная зона ( ядерного реактора)18) внутренний слой ( трёхслойного стекла)•to extract a core — извлекать керн ( из керноприёмной трубы);core of concrete block — канал бетонного блока-
adjuster core
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air core
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air-blown core
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air-set core
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armature core
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attachable core
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baked core
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bare core
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bead core
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bead-like ferrite core
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bead ferrite core
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biased core
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bleeding core
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block core
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blockboard core
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bobbin core
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broken core
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bucking core
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building core
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C core
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cable core
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central core
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chemical-set core
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clean core
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closed core
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coal core
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coke-column core
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collapsible core
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column core
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crumbled core
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C-type core
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cube-shaped core
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cup core
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curing core
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deflection yoke core
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disk core
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dislocation core
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dispersed gas core
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drill core
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droplet-laden core
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droplet-laden vapor core
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drum armature core
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dust core
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E core
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Earth core
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earth core
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elastically clamped core
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elastically free core
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electromagnet core
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elevator core
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E-type core
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female core
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ferrite core
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ferrite head core
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ferromagnetic core
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fiber wire-rope core
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film core
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film takeup core
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floating core
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flux core
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four tube core
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fuel core
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gas core
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graphite core
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handrail core
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head core
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heater core
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hemp wire-rope core
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heterogeneous core
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high cores
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high-flux core
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hollow core
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hose core
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hot-box core
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ice core
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individual folder core
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ingot core
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insert core
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iron core
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iron ribbon core
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jute wire-rope core
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L core
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laminatedcore
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liquid core
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loose core
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low cores
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L-type core
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lumber core
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magnetic core
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magnet core
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magnetically clamped core
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magnetically free core
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magnetostrictive ferrite core
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male core
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memory core
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moderated core
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multiaperture core
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multihole core
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multipath core
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nuclear core
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O core
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oil-sand core
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open core
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optical fiber core
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oriented core
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oxide core
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paper reel core
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plasma core
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plasterwork core
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plate core
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plywood core
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pole core
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pot core
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powdered iron core
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radiator core
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reactor core
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rectangular-square-loop core
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rectangular-loop core
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reel core
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reflected core
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resistor core
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rigid core
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ring core
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rod-type core
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roll core
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rope core
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rotor core
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sand core
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sandwich panel core
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saturated core
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sector-shaped core
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seed-and-blanket core
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shell core
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side wall core
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single-piece core
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slotted core
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smooth core
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soft core
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soft-iron core
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spiked core
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splash core
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square core
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steel core
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stiffening core
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storage core
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strainer core
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strip-wound core
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strip core
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supply core
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takeup core
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thermal core
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threaded core
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three-leg core
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toroidal core
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transformer core
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triple core
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tuning core
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U-core
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unbroken core
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uniformly enriched core
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unyoked core
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upflow core
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utility core
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U-type core
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valve core
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vapor core
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viscous vortex core
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vortex core
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washed core
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wing core
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wire core
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