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1 разжимание
1) Aviation: slackening off2) Engineering: unlocking3) Automobile industry: unjam (колодок тормоза)4) Physics: unclamping5) Automation: release -
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3 ослабление
slackening, backing-off
(затяжки винта, гайки) — slacken the nut one half revolution with a wrench.
- (затяжки винта, гайки, самопроизвольное) — loosening
- (конструкции) — weakening
- (резьбы) — (thread) looseness
- (состояние) — slackness, slack
- (уменьшение) — diminishing
- диаметра — diminishing of diameter
- заклепки — rivet loosening, (loose rivet)
- натяжение троса — cable (tension) slackening /slack/
- посадки (напр., диска на вал) — (disc-to-shaft) loose fit
- размера (отверстия, вала) — affected size
- шума — noise reduction
не допускать общего о. размера по диаметру (гнезда) — not to affect overall diameter size (of recess)Русско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > ослабление
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