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Creeping
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Creep, английский
The permanent or progressive longitudinal movement of rails in track caused by expansion or contraction of the rail or the action of traffic.
Крип, русский
Ползучесть, русский
- , непрерывная пластическая деформация материалов под действием постоянной нагрузки. ползучести подвержены все кристаллические и аморфные твердые тела при всех видах механических нагрузок и при всех температурах.
- Процесс непрерывного деформирования материала во времени при постоянной нагрузке.
- Способность материалов к медленному нарастанию во времени пластических деформаций при действии нагрузки или механического напряжения
- Временно-зависимая деформация, возникающая при напряжении. первичная ползучесть — на уровне длины атома, вторичная — почти во всех атомах, но при постоянной скорости, третичная — при растущей скорости.
Просачивание, русский
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Crew, английский
- Chief`s junction box пульт командира огневой секции
- Экипаж
- 1. on warships and merchant ships, those members of a ship`s company who are not officers
- The personnel engaged on board ship, excluding the master and officers and the passengers on passenger ships.
- Besides the skipper, anyone on board whom helps run the boat. cunningham. a line running through a grommet a short distance above the tack of the mainsail which is used to tension the luff of the main.
- Экипаж, команда
- Comprehends every officer and man on board ship, borne as complement on the books. there are in ships of war several particular crews or gangs, as the gunner`s, carpenter`s, sail-maker`s, blacksmith`s, armourer`s, and cooper`s crews.
- Away, hey, yah!
- Jean-francois! “long-haul” chanteys were sung when the job was expected to be a prolonged. usually the crew would only pull at the second response, thus giving themselves a brief rest between hauls. for example:
- Away, rio
- And we’re bound for the rio grande. away rio. away rio chain 68
- And we’re bound for the rio grande
- [1] the group of sailors who work a ship, excluding its captain or master. in this sense the term applies mainly to merchantmen, the preferred naval term being ship’s company or (informally) the troops. [2] a group detailed to specific duty such as gun crew or boat crew. [3] the personnel of an aircraft.
Fluage, французский
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