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81 gleichmäßige Antriebskraftverteilung
f <kfz.antr> ■ equal power split; equal power distribution; equal torque distribution; equal torque splitGerman-english technical dictionary > gleichmäßige Antriebskraftverteilung
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82 gleichmäßige Antriebsmomentenverteilung
f <kfz.antr> ■ equal power split; equal power distribution; equal torque distribution; equal torque splitGerman-english technical dictionary > gleichmäßige Antriebsmomentenverteilung
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83 gleichmäßige Antriebsmomentverteilung
f <kfz.antr> ■ equal power split; equal power distribution; equal torque distribution; equal torque splitGerman-english technical dictionary > gleichmäßige Antriebsmomentverteilung
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84 Kippmoment
n <el.mot> (Synchronmotor) ■ pull-out torque; breakdown torque -
85 klemmende Sicherungsmutter
f < füg> ■ prevailing torque nut; prevailing torque locknutGerman-english technical dictionary > klemmende Sicherungsmutter
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86 Motordrehmoment
n <tech.allg> (el., hydr., pneum.) ■ motor torque -
87 Mutter mit Klemmteil
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88 Nenndrehmoment
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89 Richtmoment
n < mech> ■ restoring torque; restoring moment -
90 Ruckdämpfer
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91 Schubrohr-Hinterachse
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92 Schwingsaiten-Drehmomentsensor
m < msr> ■ vibrating-element torque transducer; vibrating-wire torque transducerGerman-english technical dictionary > Schwingsaiten-Drehmomentsensor
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93 Schwingungsdämpfer
m <kfz.mot> (an Kurbelwelle) ■ harmonic balancer; torsional damper; vibration damper; crankshaft vibration damper formm < masch> ■ buffer -
94 Startmoment
n < masch> ■ breakaway torque; starting torque -
95 synchronisierendes Moment
n < masch> ■ synchronizing torque; pull-in torqueGerman-english technical dictionary > synchronisierendes Moment
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96 Torsionsdämpfer
m <tech.allg> (allg.) ■ torsion damper; torsional damper; torsional vibration damper -
97 ungleichmäßige Antriebskraftverteilung
f < kfz> ■ asymmetric power distribution; asymmetric torque distribution; asymmetric power split; asymmetric torque split; power split with bias to the front/rear wheelsGerman-english technical dictionary > ungleichmäßige Antriebskraftverteilung
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98 Wandlerüberbrückungskupplung
f <kfz.antr> ■ direct-drive clutch (DDC); torque converter lockup clutch; torque converter clutch; lockup clutchGerman-english technical dictionary > Wandlerüberbrückungskupplung
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99 Wirbelstrom-Drehmomentsensor
German-english technical dictionary > Wirbelstrom-Drehmomentsensor
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100 Überbrückungskupplung
f <kfz.antr> ■ direct-drive clutch (DDC); torque converter lockup clutch; torque converter clutch; lockup clutch
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