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highly accelerated boundary layer

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1 layer

слой; наводчик ( оружия)

attachment line boundary layer — пограничный слой у линии критических точек

boundary layer with injection — пограничный слой при наличии вдува

chemically reacting boundary layer — химически реагирующий пограничный слой

constant property boundary layer — пограничный слой с постоянными характеристиками

controlled laminar boundary layer — управляемый (системой ламинаризации) ламинарный пограничный слой

cruise layer of the atmosphere — диапазон крейсерских высот полёта в атмосфере

free turbulent boundary layer — свободный [неуправляемый] турбулентный пограничный слой

high Mach number boundary layer — пограничный слой при больших числах М

highly accelerated boundary layer — пограничный слой при наличии большого ускорения потока

internal duct boundary layer — пограничный слой на внутренней стенке воздухопровода

magnetic boundary layer — магнитогидродинамический пограничный слой

near equilibrium boundary layer — близкий к равновесному пограничный слой

nozzle flow boundary layer — пограничный слой в сопле

shock tube boundary layer — пограничный слой па стенке ударной трубы

supersonic jet shear layer — пограничный слой сверхзвуковой струи

transient boundary layer — переходный пограничный слой

undercast layer of clouds — нижележащий слой облаков

uniform property boundary layer — пограничный слой с неизменными свойствами

— ablating layer

— ablation layer

— ablator layer

— absorbing layer

— adsorbed layer

— adsorption layer

— atmospheric layer

— attached boundary layer

— axisymmetric boundary layer

— barrier layer

— binary boundary layer

— broken layer

— charring layer

— cirrus layer

— compressible boundary layer

— constant-pressure boundary layer

— cooled-wall boundary layer

— core layer

— cylindrical boundary layer

— diffusion layer

— eddying shear layer

— entropy layer

— equilibrium boundary layer

— flat-plate boundary layer

— foam layer

— foil layer

— free vortex layer

— frictional layer

— haze layer

— heat-protection layer

— Heaviside layer

— high-altitude layer

— high-temperature layer

— hydromagnetic boundary layer

— hypersonic boundary layer

— incompressible boundary layer

— insulating layer

— insulation layer

— intermediate-altitude layer

— inversion layer

— inviscid layer

— ionized layer

— ionospheric layer

— laminar boundary layer

— low-altitude layer

— low-density boundary layer

— low-drag boundary layer

— magnetohydrodynamic boundary layer

— MHD boundary layer

— multicomponent boundary layer

— multiphase boundary layer

— near-lower layer

— noncombustible layer

— nonequilibriutn boundary layer

— nongray shock layer

— nonsimilar boundary layers

— oscillatory boundary layer

— plasma boundary layer

— propeller boundary layer

— protective layer

— radiating layer

— reacting boundary layer

— reflecting layer

— rotor boundary layer

— separated boundary layer

— shield layer

— shock layer

— shock-induced boundary layer

— skewed boundary layer

— stagnation boundary layer

— stagnation-point shock layer

— stagnation-region shock layer

— steady-state boundary layer

— subsonic boundary layer

— supercooled layer

— supersonic boundary layer

— Surface layer

— thermal boundary layer

— three-dimensional boundary layer

— transitional boundary layer

— transpired boundary layer

— turbulent boundary layer

— unsteady boundary layer

— vortex layer

— vortical layer

— vorticity layer

— wing boundary layer

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > layer
2 flow

течение, поток, см. тж. stream; обтекание; расход (газа, жидкости)

flow at the exhaust — поток в выходном сечении (сопла)

flow with mass transfer — течение при наличии массообмена

flow with strong blowing — течение при интенсивном вдуве

full chord laminar flow — ламинарное течение вдоль всей хорды

nonreacting boundary layer flow — течение в пограничном слое нереагирующего газа

— AB fuel flow

— accelerated flow

— accelerating flow

— adiabatic flow

— air conditioning flow

— air flow

— air inlet flow

— air intake flow

— almost-free-molecule flow

— anergolic flow

— annular flow

— approach flow

— arc-heated flow

— axial flow

— axial-symmetric flow

— axisymmetric flow

— barotropic flow

— bleed flow

— blunt body flow

— buffeting flow

— bypass flow

— cascade flow

— cavitation flow

— centerline flow

— centred expansion flow

— channel entrance flow

— choked flow

— clean flow

— coaxial flows

— co-current flow

— combined flow

— combustion-gas flow

— compound-compressible flow

— compressed-air flow

— compressed-gas flow

— confined flow

— conical flow

— constant weight flow

— continuous flow

— continuum flow

— convective flow

— convergent flow

— convergent-divergent nozzle flow

— converging flow

— coolant flow

— core flow

— critical flow

— datum intake flow

— deflected flow

— destabilizing flow

— diabatic flow

— dirty flow

— dissociated gas flow

— dissociational nonequilibrium flow

— disturbed flow

— diverging flow

— downwash flow

— driven volumetric flow

— driving flow

— driving volumetric flow

— eddying flow

— engine starting flow

— entry flow

— exhaust flow

— exit flow

— expanding flow

— external flow

— fan flow

— film-cooling flow

— flow about

— flow around

— flow away

— flow by gravity

— flow of traffic

— flow over blade

— flow over notches

— flow over

— flow past

— fluctuating flow

— fluid flow

— free flow

— free-molecular flow

— free-stream flow

— frictionless flow

— frozen equilibrium flow

— fuel flow

— gas flow

— head flow

— heat flow

— helical flow

— highly accelerating flow

— highly turbulent flow

— high-Reynolds number flow

— high-speed flow

— high-temperature flow

— hypersonic flow

— hyperthermal flow

— impulsive flow

— incoming flow

— induced flow

— injected flow

— inlet flow

— intake flow

— interference flow

— internal flow

— internal leakage flow

— inviscid flow

— ionized flow

— irrotational flow

— isentropic flow

— jet flow

— laminar flow

— lattice flow

— lee-side flow

— liquid flow

— local flow

— low-density flow

— low-g flow

— magnetohydrodynamic flow

— main flow

— main-propellant flow

— mainstream flow

— mass flow

— mean flow

— measured flow flow

— measuring flow

— MHD flow

— molecular flow

— motive flow

— multidimensional gas flow

— near-continuum flow

— near-equilibrium flow

— near-free-molecule flow

— near-steady flow

— nonaxial exhaust flow

— noncirculatory flow

— noneddying flow

— non-Newtonian flow

— nonreacting flow

— nonuniform flow

— nozzle flow

— open-channel flow

— orifice flow

— oscillating flow

— oscillatory flow

— outward flow

— oxygen flow

— parallel flow

— pilot-chamber flow

— plane flow

— plane-of-symmetry flow

— plasma flow

— pneumatic flow

— potential flow

— predicted flow

— preliminary flow

— primary flow

— pulsating flow

— radiating gas flow

— rarefied gas flow

— rate flow

— reacting flow

— reactive flow

— rearward flow

— reattaching flow

— reattachment flow

— recirculating flow

— recirculative flow

— reversed flow

— reverse-thrust air flows

— rocket flow

— rotational flow

— second-order flow

— separated flow

— separating flow

— shear flow

— shock-produced plasma flow

— side flow

— signal flow

— single-phase flow

— sink flow

— skewed flow

— slit flow

— small perturbation flow

— specific flow

— spoil the flow

— stabilized flow over

— stagnation point flow

— stalled flow

— starting propellant flow

— steady-state flow

— steam flow

— streamlined flow

— stress flow

— strong interaction flow

— subcritical flow

— suit ventilation flow

— supercritical flow

— supersonic flow

— supersonic wake flow

— supplement air flow

— swirling flow

— test flow

— three-dimensional flow

— time-dependent flow

— total flow

— transient flow

— transitional flow

— transonic flow

— turbulent flow

— two-dimensional flow

— undisturbed flow

— uniform flow

— unsteady flow

— viscous flow

— volumetric flow

— wake-induced flow

— wall flow

— weight flow

— wind tunnel flow

— with superimposed flow

— yawed flow

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > flow

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