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1 гамма-лучевой дефектоскоп
1) Engineering: gamma-ray flaw detector2) Makarov: gamma-ray inspection instrument, gamma-ray test instrumentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гамма-лучевой дефектоскоп
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2 дефектоскоп
defectoscope, flaw-detecting apparatus, crack detector, flaw detector, fault-indicator, fault indicator* * *дефектоско́п м.
flaw detector; (прибор, основанный на принципах неразрушающего контроля) non-destructive test(ing) [inspection] instrument, non-destructive test(ing) [inspection] equipment, non-destructive test(ing) [inspection] unitга́мма-лучево́й дефектоско́п — gamma-ray flaw detector; gamma-ray test [inspection] instrumentкапилля́рный дефектоско́п — liquid-penetrant flaw detectorмагни́тно-порошко́вый дефектоско́п — magnetic-particle flaw detector; magnetic-particle test [inspection] instrumentмагни́тный дефектоско́п — magnetic-field flaw detectorпрока́тный дефектоско́п — scannerпрока́тный дефектоско́п для обнаруже́ния проко́лов в руло́нной полосе́ — (pin-)hole detectorпрока́тный дефектоско́п для руло́нной полосы́ — edge (strip) scannerре́льсовый дефектоско́п — rail detector, rail testerрентге́новский дефектоско́п — X-ray flaw detector; X-ray test [inspection] instrumentтенево́й дефектоско́п ( ультразвуковой) — (through-)transmission flaw detectorультразвуково́й дефектоско́п — ultrasonic flaw detector; ultrasonic test [inspection] instrumentферрозо́ндовый дефектоско́п — probe-type magnetic-field flaw detector; probe-type magnetic-field test [inspection] instrumentфотоэлектри́ческий дефектоско́п — photo-electric scannerэлектроиндукти́вный дефектоско́п — magnetic-field flaw detector* * *
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