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1 растянутый пояс
1) Engineering: tensile boom, tensile chord, tension boom, tension chord, tension flange2) Construction: tension chord (фермы), tension flange (балки) -
2 растянутый пояс
tensile [tension] boom, tensile [tension] chord -
3 относительное удлинение
1) Aviation: fineness ratio, (кpыла) aspect ratio, (крыла)(сокр. от aspect ratio) A2) Naval: normal strain, span-chord ratio3) Military: length-diameter, length-to-diameter ratio( of the penetrator)4) Engineering: elongation, extension strain, fineness ratio (фюзеляжа, корпуса), percent elongation, stretch ratio5) Construction: coefficient of strain, elongation per unit length, linear strain, unit extension6) Automobile industry: elongation at break, extension, ultimate elongation7) Metallurgy: percentage extension, percentage of elongation8) Oil: percent elongation (в процентах), percentage elongation, relative elongation, specific elongation9) Astronautics: length-diameter ratio10) Aeronautics: aspect ratio (крыла)11) Drilling: coefficient of extension, modulus of elongation, relative deformation, tensile elongation, unit elongation12) Polymers: extension coefficient, length-diameter (при испытании на растяжение кольцевых образцов), tensile strain, tension strain13) Automation: direct strain14) Makarov: coefficient of elongation, percentage elongation (в процентах), percentage of elongation (в процентах), relative elongation (linear strain) (линейное растяжение), stretching strain, tension set (после разрыва)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > относительное удлинение
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