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1) Морской термин: напряжение при прогибе2) Техника: напряжение при прогибе (в корпусе судна) -
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > sagging stress
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провисание; прогибание; провес; осадка; оседание; прогиб; биение ремня; наплыв (дефект лакокрасочного покрытия); потёк (дефект отделки); коробление (дефект эмалированного изделия); "провалившееся стекло" (дефект армированного стекла); моллирование- sagging deflection - sagging of load - sagging stress - line sagging - track sagging -
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1) напрягать
2) напряжение
3) тяжение
4) давление
5) напряженный
6) усилие
– alternate stress
– bending stress
– bond stress
– braking stress
– breaking stress
– cleavage stress
– combined stress
– compressive stress
– cooling stress
– design stress
– distribute a stress
– elastic stress
– fatigue stress
– generate a stress
– heat stress
– hogging stress
– hoop stress
– hoopential stress
– impact stress
– internal stress
– linear stress
– load stress
– membrane stress
– principal stress
– relieve a stress
– residual stress
– reversal of stress
– rupture stress
– safe stress
– sagging stress
– secondary stress
– shear stress
– shearing stress
– shrinkage stress
– simple stress
– specific stress
– stress analysis
– stress arises
– stress concentration
– stress corrosion
– stress detector
– stress deviator
– stress ellipsoid
– stress freezing
– stress loading
– stress steel
– stress surface
– stress tensor
– stress test
– stress wave
– surface stress
– tangential stress
– temperature stress
– tensile stress
– thermal stress
– torsional stress
– true stress
– ultimate stress
– unit stress
– viscous stress
– volumetric stress
– yield stress
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1) напряжение || напрягать2) натяжение3) усилие; нагрузка•to relieve a stress — снимать напряжение, разгружать
to subject to stress — напрягать, подвергать напряжению
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1) машиностр. моллирование
2) прогиб
3) провисание
4) прогибание ∙ - rock sagging - sagging stress Ослабевающее sagging падение курсов ~ понижение цен -
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1) <industr.> моллирование
2) прогиб
3) провисание
4) прогибание
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1. прогиб2. провисание; прогибание3. снижаться; падающийСинонимический ряд:1. drooping (verb) drooping; flagging; swagging; wilting2. flopping (verb) flopping; lolling; slouching3. slipping (verb) drop off; dropping off; fall off; falling away; falling off; sliding; slipping; slumping -
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1) (механическое) напряжение || вызывать напряжение, напрягать3) нагрузка; усилие4) воздействие•to induce stress — вызывать напряжение, напрягать;to remove stress — устранять [снимать\] напряжение;to take stress — воспринимать напряжение-
actual stress
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allowable stress
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alternate stress
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axial stress
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bearing stress
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bending stress
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biaxial stress
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breakdown voltage stress
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breaking stress
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buckling stress
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bursting stress
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cleavage stress
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combined stress
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complex stress
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composite stress
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compound stress
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compressional stress
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compression stress
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compressive stress
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couple stress
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crack tip stress
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crippling stress
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cyclic stresses
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design stress
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dielectric stress
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direct stress
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dislocation locking stress
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docking stresses
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drag stress
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dynamic stress
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dynamic yield stress
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ecological stress
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edge stress
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effective stress
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elastic stress
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elastic-plastic stress
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electric stress
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electrostrictive stress
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engineering stress
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environmental stress
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erection stress
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Euler crippling stress
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failing stress
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fiber stress
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final stress
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flexural stress
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flow stress
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fluctuating stress
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fracture arrest stress
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functional stress
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heat stress
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hogging stresses
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homogeneous stress
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hoop stress
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horizontal stress
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hull girder stresses
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impact stress
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inception voltage stress
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induced stress
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inherent stress
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initial stress
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instantaneous stress
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interfacial shear stress
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internal stress
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jacking stress
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limit stress
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linear stress
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local stress
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longitudinal stress
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magnetostrictive stress
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net stress
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normal stress
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notch stress
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operating voltage stress
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permissible stress
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plane stress
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potential stress
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principal stress
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proof stress
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remote stress
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residual stress
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reversed stress
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Reynolds stress
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safe stress
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sagging stresses
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shearing stress
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shear stress
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shrinkage stress
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simple stress
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slamming stresses
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springing stresses
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static stress
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still-water stresses
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strata stress
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sustained stress
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tangential stress
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tectonic stresses
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temperature stress
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tensile stress
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thickness stress
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three-dimensional stress
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torsional stress
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triaxial stress
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turbulent stress
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twisting stress
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two-dimensional stress
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ultimate stress
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uniaxial stress
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unit stress
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voltage stress
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volumetric stress
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water stress
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wave-induced stresses
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wave stresses
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wind stress
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working stress
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working voltage stress
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > напряжение при прогибе
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Русско-английский технический словарь > напряжение при прогибе
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Русско-английский политехнический словарь > напряжение при перегибе
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Русско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > напряжение при прогибе
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