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1 Tragfähigkeit
f < bau> ■ bearing capacity; capacitance; structural load; structural stabilityf < förd> (Kran; typ. in Tonnen) ■ maximum load; hoisting capacity; lifting capacity; crane capacityf <fz> (von Reifen; in kg) ■ load rating; tire load carrying capacity; load carrying capacity; tire carrying capacity; carrying capacityf < masch> ■ load-bearing capacity; carrying capacity; load ratingf < nav> ■ deadweight-carrying capacity; deadweight capacityf (dw) < nav> ■ deadweight (dw) -
2 Belastbarkeit
f <av> (von Lautsprechern; in Watt) ■ power handling capacityf <el> (Nennwert, in Watt) ■ power ratingf <fz> (von Reifen; in kg) ■ load rating; tire load carrying capacity; load carrying capacity; tire carrying capacity; carrying capacityf < masch> ■ loadability; load-bearing capacity; carrying capacity; load capacity -
3 Belastbarkeit
Belastbarkeit2 f ELEK (AE) ampacity, current-carrying capacity (zulässige Stromstärke für Kabel); carrying capacity, current carrying capacity, load capability, load capacity, load carrying capacity, load rating, loadability, loading capabilityBelastbarkeit4 f TECH carrying capacity, load carrying ability, loading capacity (Zuladung); lifting capacity, lifting power (Tragfähigkeit, Tragkraft) -
4 Nutzlast
Nutzlast f GEN, RECHT, LOGIS payload capacity, carrying capacity, payload, pld; load capacity, workload, carrying capacity (Definition allgemein: maximal zulässiges Gewicht = maximum permitted load der Ladung eines Transportmittels = means of transport; auch: aktuelles Gewicht = tatsächliches Gewicht = actual payload der Ladung eines Transportmittels; Gegensatz: Totlast = dead load, dead weight); allowed traffic load, maximum permitted load (die für einen bestimmten Streckenabschnitt zur Verfügung stehende Nutzlast)* * *f < Transp> maximum permitted load* * *Nutzlast
carrying capacity, useful (live) load, (Fahrzeug) loading capacity, (Flugzeug, Schiff) payload -
5 Tragfähigkeit
Tragfähigkeit f load-bearing capacity, load-carrying capacity, load capacity, bearing capacity, bearing power, weight-carrying capacity, structural strength, ultimate bearing capacity, admissible load, working strength; lift capacity (Baukran); passenger-carrying capacity (Fahrstuhl, Aufzug); maximum load (Lastaufnahme)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Tragfähigkeit
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6 Tragfähigkeit
Tragfähigkeit2 f BERGB, FÖRD, KRAN lift capacity, lifting capacity, safe working load, SWLTragfähigkeit3 f ELEK capacity, load capacity, load carrying capacity, load rating -
7 Ladefähigkeit
f < förd> ■ loading capacityf <fz> (allg.; z.B. LKW, Güterwagen, Schiff) ■ carrying capacityf <fz> (obere Grenze) ■ load limitf < nav> ■ useful deadweight; useful load -
8 Ladefähigkeit
Ladefähigkeit f GEN, LOGIS carrying capacity, load capacity, loading capacity, deadweight capacity, dwc, bulk capacity, cargo tonnage, deadweight tonnage, dwt, dwcc, dead weight carrying capacity, deadweight, dw (Schiffsverkehr, shipping, Definition: Tragfähigkeit eines Schiffes minus Brenn- und Schmierstoff, sämtliches Wasser an Bord, Besatzung, Ausrüstung und Proviant)* * *f < Transp> carrying capacity, deadweight capacity (dwc), bulk capacity, cargo tonnage, deadweight tonnage (dwt), eines Schiffes deadweight (dw)* * *Ladefähigkeit
cargo (carrying) capacity, (gewichtsmäßig) deadweight, (Schiff) [cargo] tonnage, load displacement -
9 Traglast
f load, burden; (Tragkraft) (load) capacity* * *Trag|lastfload; (= Gepäck) heavy luggage (esp Brit) or baggage* * *Trag·lastf (geh) load* * * -
10 Tragkraft
Tragkraft1 f BAHN capacity, loading capacity (z. B. eines Waggons)Tragkraft2 f TECH load capacity (einer Achse); capacity, safe working load, SWL (z. B. eines Kranes); lifting capacity (eines Elektromagnets) -
11 Tragfähigkeit
f1. load capacity2. load carrying capacity3. payload4. tire load Am.5. tyre load -
12 Ladegewicht
n maximum load* * *das Ladegewichtshipping weight* * *La|de|ge|wichtntload capacity* * *La·de·ge·wichtnt [carrying] capacity* * * -
13 Tragfähigkeit
Tragfähigkeit f 1. GEN lifting capacity; 2. LOGIS deadweight capacity, dwc, deadweight cargo capacity, dwcc, deadweight tonnage, dwt, carrying capacity, tons deadweight, TDW, tons deadweight all told, tdwat, tonnes deadweight, TDW (Schifffahrt, shipping: Wasserverdrängung des beladenen Schiffes abzüglich der Wasserverdrängung des leeren Schiffes); 3. WIWI sustainability* * *f 1. < Transp> deadweight capacity (dwc), deadweight cargo capacity (dwcc), deadweight tonnage (dwt), carrying capacity, tons deadweight (TDW), tonnes deadweight (TDW) ; 2. <Vw> sustainability* * *Tragfähigkeit
burden, carrying (load) capacity, (Nutzlast) payload, (sociol.) population capacity;
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14 Belastungsfähigkeit
f < masch> ■ loadability; load-bearing capacity; carrying capacity; load capacity -
15 Füllgewicht
n net weight* * *Fụ̈ll|ge|wichtnt2) (von Waschmaschine) maximum load, capacity* * *Füll·ge·wichtnt1. ÖKON net weight2. (Fassungsvermögen einer Waschmaschine) maximum load, capacity* * *das net weight* * *Füllgewicht n net weight* * *das net weight -
16 Hochbelastbarkeit
f <tech.allg> ■ heavy-load capacity; high-load capacity -
17 Belastungsvermögen
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Belastungsvermögen
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18 Ladefähigkeit
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19 zulässige Tragfähigkeit
Tragfähigkeit f: zulässige Tragfähigkeit f 1. allowable bearing capacity, admissible load, permissible load capacity; 2. BOD, ERDB allowable soil pressureDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > zulässige Tragfähigkeit
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20 Ladekapazität
f <el> ■ charging capacity
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