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1 frictional engagement
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2 frictional engagement
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > frictional engagement
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3 engagement
1) включение2) зацепление; вход в зацепление3) соприкосновение; контакт, контактирование; прилегание•- braking engagementin slidable engagement — контактирование с возможностью скольжения ( одной поверхности относительно другой)
- complementary engagement
- coupling engagement
- cutting engagement
- external engagement
- feed engagement
- flank area engagement
- frictional engagement
- gripping engagement
- instant feed engagement
- internal engagement
- locking mating engagement
- orthogonal engagement
- slip-free engagement
- snap-action feed engagement
- snug engagement
- stop engagement
- taper engagement
- wedging engagementEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > engagement
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4 фрикционное сцепление
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > фрикционное сцепление
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5 clutch
1) муфта; соединение; сцепление2) захват3) схватывание; захватывание; фиксация•- air-actuated clutchto slip clutch — проскальзывать в муфте, проскальзывать в предохранительной муфте
- automatic clutch
- ball-spring overload-release clutch
- ball-type clutch
- band clutch
- bayonet clutch
- bevel cone friction clutch
- beveled-claw clutch
- bidirectional clutch
- block clutch
- breakaway clutch
- centrifugal clutch
- claw clutch
- coil clutch
- cone clutch
- control clutch
- dental clutch
- disengaging clutch
- disk clutch
- dog clutch
- double-cone clutch
- double-disk clutch
- dry clutch
- elastic clutch
- electromagnetic clutch
- electromagnetic friction clutch
- expanding clutch
- externally actuated clutch
- feed clutch
- fluid-actuated clutch
- free-wheeling clutch
- friction clutch
- frictional clutch
- gear clutch
- high-speed clutch
- hydraulic clutch
- integral clutch
- internal gear clutch
- jaw clutch
- lever-actuated clutch
- magnetic clutch
- magnetic fluid clutch
- magnetic friction clutch
- magnetic particle clutch
- magnetic powder clutch
- mechanical clutch
- multidisk clutch
- multiplate clutch
- multitooth clutch
- non-reversible clutch
- oil clutch
- oil-actuated clutch
- one-way clutch
- overload clutch
- overload shearing clutch
- overload-release clutch
- overrunning clutch
- permanent magnet clutch
- plate clutch
- pneumatic clutch
- positive-contact clutch
- positive-engagement clutch
- power clutch
- radially expanding clutch
- ratchet clutch
- release clutch
- reverse clutch
- reversing clutch
- safety breakaway clutch
- safety clutch
- safety feed clutch
- safety friction clutch
- self-act clutch
- self-acting clutch
- semiautomatic clutch
- servo clutch
- shearing clutch
- shear-pin clutch
- single-disk clutch
- single-plate clutch
- sleeve clutch
- sleeve-type clutch
- slip clutch
- slipping clutch
- sprag clutch
- spring-loaded clutch
- square jaw clutch
- synchronous shift clutch
- threading clutch
- tooth clutch
- torque-control clutch
- torque-controlled clutch
- torque-limiting clutch
- two-speed clutch
- unidirectional clutch
- vacuum clutch
- wrap-spring clutchEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > clutch
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6 loss
1) потеря; потери2) убыток3) мет. угар4) износ•- bearing loss
- burn-off loss
- burn-out loss
- churning loss
- diameter loss
- disk friction losses
- eddy-current loss
- edge losses
- end losses
- energy loss
- engagement loss
- fluid loss
- friction loss
- frictional loss
- grip loss
- hunting loss
- hydraulic losses
- information loss
- insertion loss
- local losses
- loss of accuracy
- loss of air supply
- loss of capacity
- loss of contact
- loss of control
- loss of head
- loss of pressure
- loss of sensitivity
- loss of speed
- loss of stability
- loss of tightness
- measured loss
- mechanical losses
- on-state energy loss
- power loss
- pressure loss
- profile losses
- relative loss
- relaxation loss
- scrap loss
- shock losses
- signal loss
- size loss
- total loss
- transmission loss
- turn-off energy loss
- turn-on energy loss
- ventilation losses
- volume losses
- windage lossEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > loss
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