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21 Anlaufmoment
n < mech> (beim Ingangsetzen drehender Teile) ■ starting torque; break-away torque; start-up torque; initial torque -
22 Bremsmoment
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23 Drehmomentschlüssel
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24 Kraftmessschlüssel
m form.obs <wz> ■ torque wrench; torque handle rare ; torque-controlled spanner GB.rare ; torque-limiting wrench US.rare -
25 Losbrechmoment
n < mech> (beim Ingangsetzen drehender Teile) ■ starting torque; break-away torque; start-up torque; initial torque -
26 Kippmoment
Kippmoment1 n ELEK breakdown torque (des Motors); pull-out torque (Synchronmotor); pull-over torque (Schrittmotor); stalling torque (Induktionsmotor)Kippmoment2 n TECH overturning moment, tilting moment -
27 Pendelmoment
Pendelmoment n TECH, VERD oscillating torque, oscillatory torque, pulsation torque, pulsating torque (eines Synchronmotors) -
28 Drehmomentschlüssel
m1. torque-controlled spanner Br.2. torque-limiting wrench Am.3. torque handle4. torque wrench -
29 Beschleunigungsmoment
ускоряющий вращающий момент
ускоряющий момент на валу электродвигателя
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accelerating torque
the difference between the starting torque and the load starting torque, available for accelerating the motor and the mechanical load
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couple d'accélération
différence entre le couple de démarrage et le couple de charge au démarrage, disponible pour l'accélération du moteur et de la charge mécanique
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Немецко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > Beschleunigungsmoment
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30 Antriebskraftverteilung
f <kfz.antr> (bei Allradantrieb) ■ power distribution; drive torque distribution form ; torque distribution; torque split pract ; power split collGerman-english technical dictionary > Antriebskraftverteilung
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31 Antriebsmomentverteilung
f form <kfz.antr> (bei Allradantrieb) ■ power distribution; drive torque distribution form ; torque distribution; torque split pract ; power split collGerman-english technical dictionary > Antriebsmomentverteilung
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32 Drehmoment
n < füg> (bei Schraubverbindungen, in Nm; z.B. 110 Nm für Radschrauben) ■ torque; tightness coll.rare -
33 Drehwinkelmessgerät
n form <wz.msr> (für drehwinkelgesteuerten Schraubenanzug) ■ torque angle gauge; angular torque gauge; torque setting angular gauge form ; angular tightening device rare -
34 Kurzzeitdrehmoment
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35 Leistungsverteilung
f <el> ■ power distributionf prakt <kfz.antr> (bei Allradantrieb) ■ power distribution; drive torque distribution form ; torque distribution; torque split pract ; power split coll -
36 maximales Drehmoment
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37 messender Drehmomentschlüssel
m <wz> (allg.) ■ direct-reading torque wrenchm <wz> (Drehmomentmessung mittels Biegestab) ■ beam-type torque wrenchm <wz> (direkte Drehmomentanzeige auf Messuhr) ■ dial torque wrenchGerman-english technical dictionary > messender Drehmomentschlüssel
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38 Momentaufteilung
f rar <kfz.antr> (bei Allradantrieb) ■ power distribution; drive torque distribution form ; torque distribution; torque split pract ; power split coll -
39 Rückstellmoment
n < kfz> (von Reifen oder Lenkung) ■ self-aligning torque; selfaligning torque; aligning torque pract ; self-centering effect US ; self-centring effect GB -
40 Schubrohr
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