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1 пластичность
ductility, ( формовочной смеси) moldability, plasticity, unctuosity, ductility property* * *пласти́чность ж.1. plasticity2. (вязкость, ковкость металла) ductilityпласти́чность в горя́чем состоя́нии — rot ductilityпласти́чность в холо́дном состоя́нии — cold ductilityпласти́чность при динами́ческой нагру́зке — dynamic ductilityпласти́чность при заги́бе без опра́вки — freebend ductilityпласти́чность при изги́бе — bend ductilityпласти́чность при круче́нии — torsion ductilityпласти́чность при ползу́чести — creep ductilityпласти́чность при растяже́нии — tensile ductilityпласти́чность при стати́ческой нагру́зке — static ductility -
2 пластичность
1) General subject: figurability, impressionability, plastic, plasticity, plastics, pliability, softness, yieldability2) Geology: plastic property3) Medicine: compliance, flexibility4) Engineering: ductility, ductility property, moldability (формовочной смеси), unctuosity5) Chemistry: ductileness6) Construction: plastic behavior, plastic properties7) Automobile industry: formability8) Forestry: creep (древесины)9) Metallurgy: moldability (напр. формовочной смеси), toughness10) Genetics: genetic flexibility11) Polymers: ductility properties12) Automation: malleability14) Aviation medicine: compliancy15) Makarov: ductility (металла), yield ability (способность давать остаточные деформации без разрушения)16) Aluminium industry: ductility (тж. plasticity)17) Cement: plastic nature -
3 ковкость
1) General subject: pliability2) Engineering: flexibility, malleability, malleableness, suitability for forging, suppleness3) Construction: tractility4) Railway term: dilatability5) Metallurgy: forging property, forging quality6) Oil: ductileness, ductility, forgeability7) Mechanic engineering: ductibility -
4 податливость
1) General subject: amenability, compliance, ductility, facility, give, giving, malleability, manageability, pliability, pliantness, flexibility, submission2) Medicine: compliance (напр. мышцы)3) Engineering: ductibility, mechanical compliance, pliancy, slenderness (продольному изгибу), suppleness (при нагружении), yielding4) Bookish: sequacity5) Chemistry: loss modulus6) Construction: deformability, deformation capacity, mobility, strain capacity7) Architecture: yield (конструкции)9) Psychology: accessibility, passivism11) Polymers: compliance (обратная величина жёсткости), tractability (при обработке)12) Automation: compliance coefficient, elasticity, float, slack (напр. системы СИД), slackness (напр. системы СИД)13) Aviation medicine: compliancy14) Makarov: coercibility, reciprocal stiffness, response -
5 растяжимость
1) General subject: expansibility2) Biology: compliance3) Medicine: distensibility4) Engineering: extensibility, stress-optic properties, stretch, stretchability, tensibility5) Construction: drawability, drawing ability6) Mathematics: expandability, tensile strength7) Polymers: elongation, expansivity, stretching property8) Automation: expansibiluty9) Makarov: ductility, resistance to extension (теста), resistance to stretching (теста), stretchability (напр. теста), stretching properties, tensility10) Cement: dilatability -
6 текучесть
2) Medicine: flow property, flowability (порошка)3) Military: turbulence (Л С)4) Engineering: ability to flow, cold flow, creep (льда), flow, flow characteristics, reciprocal viscosity, viscosity, yielding, yielding flow5) Chemistry: flow behavior6) Mathematics: fluctuating, fluid, instability, unstable7) Railway term: turn-over8) Law: turnover (рабочей силы)9) Economy: labor turnover (рабочей силы и т. п.)10) Mining: flow characteristic11) Forestry: penetration (напр. клея), turnover (личного состава)12) Metallurgy: plasticity (формовочных смесей)14) Oil: flow state, fluidness, ready flow15) Astronautics: pourability17) Metrology: ductility18) Strength of materials: afterflow, (материала, металла) creep19) Polymers: effusiveness, flow properties (материала), free mobility, mobility20) Automation: plastic flow21) Plastics: flow melt index, mobility (пресс-массы), reciprocal viscosity (величина, обратная вязкости), rheological properties22) Cables: flow (для смол, пластмасс), fluidity (для жидкости), yield (для металла)23) Makarov: creep (напр. льда), flowage, flowing, fluidity (как обратная величина вязкости), fluidity (обратная величина вязкости), lowability, plastic yield, yield behaviour24) Electrochemistry: fluidity (величина, обратная вязкости) -
7 ковкост
ductabilityductilityforging propertyforging qualitiesforging qualityforgeabilitymalleabilitytoughness -
8 venyvyys
• stretch• dilatability• ductility• elasticity• extensobility• stretchability• stretching property• tensility• extensibility
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