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1 teed mechanism
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2 teed mechanism
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3 подающий механизм
1) Military: cartridge-feed mechanism2) Engineering: feed, feed mechanism, feeder, feeding mechanism, haulage unit (угольного комбайна)3) Forestry: feed apparatus, infeed mechanism4) Metallurgy: feed gearing, teed mechanism, teeding mechanism5) Textile: filling motion6) Oil: feed unit7) Polymers: feed motion8) Automation: shuttle mechanism (сборочной машины, вставляет деталь в конце рабочего хода)9) Robots: delivery mechanism -
4 загрузочный механизм
1) Aviation: artificial feel system, artificial feel unit, load feel unit, load-feel2) Naval: bottling machine, charging machine3) Engineering: charger, charging device, feel simulator (на органах управления при бустерной системе), feel unit4) Metallurgy: charging gear, teed mechanism (ацетиленового генератора), teeding mechanism (ацетиленового генератора)5) Textile: filling motion6) Aeronautics: load feel mechanism (органов управления)7) Mechanics: loading machine, mechanical loader8) Drilling: feed mechanism9) Nuclear physics: charging machine (реактора)10) Robots: charging mechanism, loading mechanism11) Makarov: feel unit (в системе управления самолётом)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > загрузочный механизм
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5 питающий механизм
1) Engineering: feeding mechanism2) Metallurgy: teed mechanism, teeding mechanism3) Textile: delivery motion, feed motion, filling motion5) Polymers: feed mechanism
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