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1 vibration phase
vibration phase Schwingungsphase fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > vibration phase
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2 vibration phase
1) Морской термин: фаза колебания2) Механика: фаза колебаний -
3 vibration phase
мех. фаза колебаний -
4 vibration phase
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5 vibration phase
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6 vibration phase
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7 vibration phase lag
сдвиг фазы вибрации
(ротора турбины)
[А.С.Гольдберг. Англо-русский энергетический словарь. 2006 г.]Тематики
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > vibration phase lag
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8 vibration
вибрация, (механические) колебания,см. тж. oscillationvibration in vacuumalmost-periodic vibrationantiphase vibrationasymmetric vibrationbeam vibrationblade passing frequency vibrationblade-induced vibrationchatter vibrationcockpit vibrationcombined vibrationcoupled vibrationdamped vibrationdecaying vibrationfixed axis vibrationflexural vibrationforced vibrationfour-per-revolution vibrationfree vibrationfree-free vibrationharmonic vibrationhigher harmonic vibrationin-phase vibrationin-plane vibrationlarge-amplitude vibrationmultifrequency vibrationnonaxially symmetric vibrationoperational vibrationparametric vibrationperiodic vibrationplate vibrationquasiperiodic vibrationrandom vibrationrotational vibrationrotor vibrationrotor generated vibrationrotor induced vibrationrotorcraft vibrationself-excited vibrationsmall-amplitude vibrationsteady-state vibrationsubharmonic vibrationsuperharmonic vibrationsynchronous vibrationtaxiing induced vibrationtranslational vibrationtransverse vibration -
9 Phase
f <tech.allg> (Elektronik, Werkstoff, Thermodynamik) ■ phasef <edv.av> ■ envelope time; time; envelope rate; rate; periodic cycle; cycle; vibration period; oscillation time; period of oscillationf < navig> ■ carrier phase; carrier beat phase; phase; carrier-wave phasef <phys.chem> (in Prozess) ■ stagef < therm> ■ phase -
10 vibration period
<edp.av> ■ Periode f ; Phase f ; Schwingungsdauer f ; periodische Schwingung f< mech> ■ Schwingungsdauer f -
11 phase of vibration
Макаров: фаза колебания -
12 setting in vibration
1. вызов колебаний2. вызывающий колебанияEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > setting in vibration
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13 bending vibration
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > bending vibration
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14 compression vibration
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > compression vibration
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15 constrained vibration
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > constrained vibration
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16 forced vibration
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > forced vibration
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17 longitudinal vibration
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > longitudinal vibration
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18 shock vibration
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > shock vibration
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19 flow-induced vibration
вызванное потоком колебание; вызванное течением колебаниеEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > flow-induced vibration
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20 flame vibration
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > flame vibration
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