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1 толкатель
valve tappet
клапана (пд)
ролик толкателя нажимает и открывает клапан впуска (или выпуска). — the valve tappet roller depresses the intake (or exhaust) valve to open.
- (гидравлического или пневматического агрегата) — valve operating pin
сильфон клапана-регулятора давления перемещает толкатель, который вызывает открытие/закрытие клапана. — the bellows of the pressure regulating valve move the valve operating pin which pushes the valve to open or close.
-, пружинный — spring (-loaded) thruster
- ручки управления (для предупреждения сваливания) — stick pusher
- сброса фонаря (кабины) — canopy thruster
- сброса фонаря (кабины), пиротехнический — cartridge actuated thruster, cad thruster
-, стержневой — operating pin
- (-) тяга (пд) — push rod
толкатель-тяга воздействует на толкатель клапана для управления газораспределением двигат. — the push rod operates the valve tappet to control the engine valves.
штурвальной колонки (механизм дачи колонки вперед для предупреждения выхода на критический угол атаки) — stick pusher. at approximately (16.5о) angle-of-attack, the system will energize the stall barrier stick pusher, which hydraulically moves the control column forward resulting in decrease in angle-of-attack.Русско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > толкатель
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