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1 толкающая сила
Русско-английский словарь по машиностроению > толкающая сила
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2 тяговая сила
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3 тяговое усилие
propelling force, propulsive force, tractive force; pull -
4 движущее усилие
propelling force, propulsive force -
5 движущая сила
1) General subject: driving force, driving motive, driving-force, impetus, impulsive force, locomotive power, momentas, momentum, motivation, motive force, motive power, mover, operant force, prime engine of ( smth) (чего-л), prime mover, propellant, propeller, propulsion (тж. перен.), propulsive force, pulsion, sinews, driver, growth engine2) Naval: movent3) Literal: mainspring4) Military: actor, propelling force5) Engineering: moving force, moving power, propulsive power6) Bookish: effectrix7) Mathematics: active force, driving force (for)8) Religion: dynamic9) Railway term: impellent10) Accounting: factor11) Automobile industry: impelling power12) Cinema: motor13) Physics: motivity, propellent14) Oil: driving energy, propelling power15) Mechanics: drive force16) Advertising: drive, motivating force, motivational force, power motive17) Business: driving power18) EBRD: powerhouse19) Automation: momentum force21) Arms production: propellent force22) Makarov: factor (процесса), impelling force, motive, operative force, propellant power, propulsive thrust, pull, sinew -
6 сила тяги
1) General subject: locomotive power (паровоза и т. п.), propulsive effort2) Geology: draught intensity, traction force4) Naval: propulsive force6) Engineering: drawbar pull, driving force, hauling capacity, hauling power, motive force, moving force, propulsive power, thrust force, towing force, traction, tractive effort (двигателя), tractive force7) Agriculture: draught8) Construction: intensity of draught, propelling force, pulling force, thrust9) Railway term: traction effort10) Automobile industry: draft force, intensity of draft (в вытяжных устройствах), propelling power, propulsive thrust, traction power, tractive effort11) Metallurgy: intensity of draft (напр. вентилятора)12) Electronics: needle drag, stylus drag13) Astronautics: force of thrust, motive power14) Mechanics: tractive power15) Business: haulage capacity16) Drilling: pull17) Automation: draft, momentum force18) General subject: motive force (машины)19) Aviation medicine: strength of pull (ing)20) Makarov: draft power, drawbar power, drawing force, needle drag (звукоснимателя), pulling power, strength of pull, strength of pulling, stylus drag (звукоснимателя) -
7 толкающая сила
1) Naval: impelling force2) Engineering: propulsive force3) Automobile industry: impelling power, propelling force4) Drilling: propelling power5) Aviation medicine: vis a lergo -
8 тяговое усилие
2) Geology: hauling power3) Aviation: thrust load4) Naval: towing tension5) Military: towing effort6) Engineering: draft force, drag force, driving force, motive force, moving force, propulsion, pulling force, pulling power, tonnage (станка, пресса), towing force, tracking force, traction, tractive effort, tractive force, tractive pull, (развиваемое) power to the ground7) Construction: tractive power8) Railway term: draw pull, traction effort9) Automobile industry: drawbar power, drawbar pull, drawbar, pull, effective tractive effort, haul capability, hauling capability, propulsive effort, propulsive force, propulsive thrust, pull, towing capacity10) Metallurgy: pulling capacity (при волочении)11) Oil: hauling capacity, traction power, traction pull13) Automation: broaching force (протяжного станка), draft, pulling capacity (протяжного станка), pulling load (напр. протяжного станка), tonnage (протяжного станка)14) General subject: motive force (машины), rimpull, traveling force15) Makarov: draft load, draft power, drag (метание), drawbar load, propelling force, pull (ремня, привода и т.п.), towing power, towing power (на крюке), traction force, tractive effort (транспортного средства)16) Combustion gas turbines: tractive effort (напр., буксира, локомотива, автомобиля)17) Electrical engineering: tractive effort (на ободе колеса) -
9 толкающее усилие
1) Engineering: push force2) Railway term: pushing3) Mining: pushing action4) Geophysics: ground force5) Automation: pushing force, pushing pressure6) Aviation medicine: strength of push (ing) (руки, ноги)7) Makarov: propelling force, propulsive force, strength of push (руки, ноги), strength of pushing (руки, ноги) -
10 движущая сила
driving force, motive force, moving force, propulsive force, propelling force -
11 реактивная сила
1) Military: jet power, jet thrust2) Engineering: reacting force, reaction, reaction force, reactive force3) Construction: reaction power4) Automobile industry: reacting power5) Astronautics: propulsive effort, reactive thrust, recoil6) Automation: thrust7) Makarov: propelling force, reactive power, rocket reaction -
12 тяговая сила
1) Engineering: draft, draught, pull, pulling power2) Metallurgy: pulling force3) Oil: drag force4) Automation: propelling force -
13 движущая сила
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14 движущая сила
•The atmosphere is a driving (or motive) force for geological processes.
•Motive power here is electric locomotives...
* * *Движущая сила-- The driving force for the ingestion is the negative or positive buoyancy of the water relative to the cargo.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > движущая сила
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15 движущая сила
•The atmosphere is a driving (or motive) force for geological processes.
•Motive power here is electric locomotives...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > движущая сила
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16 двигающая сила
1) Construction: propelling force2) Makarov: propulsive force -
17 движущее усилие
1) Mechanics: moving effort2) Makarov: propelling force, propulsive force -
18 тянущая сила
1) General subject: pull2) Engineering: tractive force3) Automation: propelling force4) Aviation medicine: vis a fronte -
19 тянущая сила
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20 сила движущая
Русско-английский глоссарий по космической технике > сила движущая
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