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1 Modulus
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2 Modulus
m MATH modulus -
3 elasticiteitemodulus
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4 Elastizitätsmodul
Elastizitätsmodul m modulus of elasticity, elastic modulus, elasticity modulus; elongation modulus; coefficient of elasticity (von Baustoffen); incompressibility modulus, stress modulus; resilient modulus, RM; Young’s modulusDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Elastizitätsmodul
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5 räumlicher Elastizitätsmodul
m <qualit.mat> ■ modulus of bulk elasticitym rar <qualit.mat> (Elastizitätsmodul für Druck) ■ bulk modulus (K); volumetric modulus of elasticity; compression modulus; hydrostatic modulus rare ; bulk modulus of elasticity rareGerman-english technical dictionary > räumlicher Elastizitätsmodul
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6 K
< chem> ■ potassium (K)< druck> ■ black (K)< licht> (Soffittensockel oder einseitiger Sockel mit mehradrigem Kabel) ■ K-cap<qualit.mat> (Elastizitätsmodul für Druck) ■ bulk modulus (K); volumetric modulus of elasticity; compression modulus; hydrostatic modulus rare ; bulk modulus of elasticity rare< phys> (Temperatureinheit; absolute Temperatur; -273 °C = 0 K) ■ Kelvin (K) -
7 Kompressionsmodul
m (K) <qualit.mat> (Elastizitätsmodul für Druck) ■ bulk modulus (K); volumetric modulus of elasticity; compression modulus; hydrostatic modulus rare ; bulk modulus of elasticity rare -
8 Raummodul
m rar <qualit.mat> (Elastizitätsmodul für Druck) ■ bulk modulus (K); volumetric modulus of elasticity; compression modulus; hydrostatic modulus rare ; bulk modulus of elasticity rare -
9 Scherungsmodul
m < mech> ■ modulus of rigidity -
10 Volumenelastizitätsmodul
m <qualit.mat> (Elastizitätsmodul für Druck) ■ bulk modulus (K); volumetric modulus of elasticity; compression modulus; hydrostatic modulus rare ; bulk modulus of elasticity rareGerman-english technical dictionary > Volumenelastizitätsmodul
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11 Gleitmodul
Gleitmodul m TECH modulus of elasticity on shear, modulus of rigidity, modulus of transverse elasticity, rigidity module, shear modulus, shearing modulus -
12 Schubmodul
Schubmodul n MET, PRÜF modulus of elasticity on shear, modulus of rigidity, modulus of transverse elasticity, shear modulus, shearing modulus -
13 E-Modul
E-Modul m modulus of elasticity, elastic modulus; coefficient of elasticity (von Baustoffen); stress modulus; elongation modulus; Young’s modulusDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > E-Modul
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14 Schubmodul
Schubmodul m shear modulus, shearing modulus G, modulus of rigidity, modulus of torsion, coefficient of rigidity, rigidity modulusDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Schubmodul
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15 Torsionsmodul
Torsionsmodul m modulus of torsion, torsion modulus, torque moment, twisting modulus, shear modulus, modulus of rigidityDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Torsionsmodul
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16 Elastizitätsmodul bei Schub
German-english technical dictionary > Elastizitätsmodul bei Schub
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17 G
< bio> (Molekularbiologie) ■ guanine (G); base< chem> ■ free enthalpy (G); Gibbs' free enthalpy; Gibbs' function<el> (Konduktanz pro Volumen; Einheit: S/m) ■ conductivity (G); specific conductance; volume conductivity<el> (von Lampen, Röhren) ■ pin-cap (G); post-cap; pin base; pin-type cap; plug base rare<phys.msr> (SI-Vorsilbe; z.B. Gigawatt = 109 Watt) ■ giga (G)<qualit.mat> ■ shear modulus (G); modulus of rigidity; coefficient of rigidity rare ; modulus of elasticity in shear rare ; rigidity modulus rare< rls> (allg.) ■ pipe thread where the pressure-tight joint is not made on the thread (G) ISO 228 ; British Standard pipe thread for non-pressure-tight joints BS 2779< rls> ■ straight external pipe thread (G) ISO 7 + 228 -
18 Gleitmodul
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19 Schubelastizitätsmodul
German-english technical dictionary > Schubelastizitätsmodul
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20 Schubmodul
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