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1 манометрический термометр
1) Engineering: manometric thermometer, pressure-filled thermometer, pressure-spring thermometer2) Silicates: pressure-gage thermometer3) Coolers: vapor pressure thermometer4) Makarov: filled-system thermometerУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > манометрический термометр
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2 термометр
thermometer
устройство для измерения температуры. — а device for measuring temperature.
- (указатель) — temperature indicator (temp (nd)
- воздуха в трубопроводе (сист. кондиционирования) — air duct temperature indicator
- входящего масла — inlet oil /oil-in/ temperature indicator
- выходящего масла — outlet oil /oil-out/ temperature indicator
- выходящих газов (твг) — exhaust gas temperature indicator, egt indicator
-, кабинный — cabin /compartment/ (air) temperature indicator
-, манометрический (жидкостный, с трубкой бурдона) — pressure-spring /bourdon tube, liquid-type/ temperature indicator
- наружного воздуха — outside /free/ air temperature indicator, oat indicator
-, ртутный — mercury thermometer
- сопротивления — resistance thermometer
электрический термометр с приемником, выполненным в виде вынесенного эл. сопротивления. датчик т. выходящих газов датчик (приемник) т. сопротиаления — an electric thermometer which has a temperature-responsive element called a resistance temperature bulb. exhaust thermocouple (probe) temperature bulbРусско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > термометр
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3 жидкостный
1. fluidal2. fluidic3. fluid4. liquid-column5. liquid-expansion6. liquid-film7. liquid-spring8. liquid
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