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Compression web
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A member of a truss system which connects the bottom and top chords and which provides downward support.
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Compress, английский
- / k?mpres/ a wad of cloth soaked in hot or cold liquid and applied to the skin to relieve pain or swelling, or to force pus out of an infected wound verb /k?m pres/ to squeeze or press something
- A pad of soft linen used by the surgeon for the dressing of a wound.
- Сжимать; компрессировать; уплотнять; упаковывать
- Сжимать
- To reduce the size of a set of data, such as a file or a communications message, so that it can be stored in less space or transmitted with less bandwidth.
- To reduce the time available for a scheduled storyboard to reach its final state.
Compress, русский
Compress (hot/cold), английский
Compresas (frías/calientes)
Compress and expand, английский
Compress attribute, английский
Атрибут "сжать"
Compress i on steel casting, английский
Непрерывная разливка стали на слябы с их под- жатием или под
Compressa, латинский
Compressa, английский
Compressed, английский
- Сжат; уплотнен
- A sound, recorded track, or mix where the dynamics are restricted or narrowed.
Compressed adrg, английский
Compressed aeronautical chart (u.s. government), английский
Compressed air, английский
- Air comprimé
- Air at any pressure greater than atmospheric pressure.
Compressed air, английский
Compressed air and gas institute, английский
Compressed air foam system (abbr. cafs), английский
Pressurized water system that allows the addition of compressed air to produce a stream of foam during pumping operations.
Compressed air package, английский
Compressed air sickness, английский
Same as caisson disease
Compressed air starter, английский
Compressed air system, английский
Compressed air tyre changing equipment, английский
Compressed attribute, английский
Атрибут "сжат"
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Damper, английский
- A metal "door" placed within the fireplace chimney. normally closed when the fireplace is not in use.
- A valve or movable plate used in ductwork that opens or closes to control airflow. used in zoning to regulate the amount of warm or cool air entering certain rooms in your home.
- A valve or movable plate used in duct work that opens or closes to control airflow. used in zoning to regulate the amount of warm or cool air entering certain rooms in your home.
- Found in ductwork, this movable plate opens and closes to control airflow and is used in zoning to regulate airflow to certain rooms
- Демпфер
- The means by which the furnace of each boiler in a steamer can be regulated independently, by increasing or diminishing the draught to the fire.
- A mechanical modulating device. see dampener 1.
- Device for dissipating energy of vibration, and hence for reducing vibration, as for example in an engine, camshaft drive or vehicle suspension. see also shock absorber
Heat pump, английский
- A mechanical device which uses compression and decompression of gas to heat and/or cool a house.
- A unit that both cools and heats your home. it works just like an air conditioner in cooling mode; however, in heating mode, the refrigerant flow is reversed and heat is extracted from the outside air too heat your home. a heat pump system can be either a
- An air conditioner with a valve that permits alternate heating and cooling
- A device that transfers heat from a cooler reservoir to a hotter reservoir by means of a heat exchanger, requiring the expenditure of mechanical energy in the process; used in an air conditioner whose cooling cycle can be reversed so that it can function as a heater.
- Installation that transfers heat from a colder to a hotter place, opposite to the natural direction of heat fl ows (see energy transfer). technically similar to a refrigerator, heat pumps are used to extract heat from ambient environments like the ground (geothermal or ground source), water or air. heat pumps can be inverted to provide cooling in summer. human development index (hdi): the hdi allows the assessment of countries’ progress regarding social and economic development as a
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