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Bateria
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Battery, английский
- Illegal beating or physical violence or control of a person without their permission. (compare with assault.) agresion
- Батарея
- Аккумуляторная батарея
- A place whereon cannon, mortars, &c., are or may be mounted for action. it generally has a parapet for the protection of the gunners, and other defences and conveniences according to its importance and objects. (see also floating battery.) also, a company of artillery. in field-artillery it includes men, guns (usually six in the british service), horses, carriages, &c., complete for service.
- [1] two or more artillery pieces of the same caliber, or used for a shared purpose (e.g., anti-aircraft). [2] the entire armament of a warship. [3] a set of interconnected galvanic cells capable of holding an electrical charge and providing a source of supplementary energy (e.g., in a diesel-engined submarine).
- A number of similar machines or similar pieces of equipment placed side by side on a single or separate base and operated by means of common connections as a unit. compare bank
- A blasting machine.
- Two or more electrochemical cells enclosed in a container and electrically interconnected in an appropriate series/parallel arrangement to provide the required operating voltage and current levels. under common usage, the term battery also applies to a single cell if it constitutes the entire electrochemical storage system.
- A device, made up of a collection of cells, used for storing electricity. can be either rechargeable or non-rechargeable. batteries types include flooded cell, sealed, and dry cell. battery chemistries include lead-acid, nickel-metal-hydride (nimh), nickel-cadmium (nicad) and lithium.
- A power source for a portable device.
- Two or more electrochemical cells enclosed in a container and electrically
- Direct current electrical storage unit which converts chemical or other forms of energy into electrical energy. also accumulator (archaic),
- The component that stores the electrical power needed to start the engine. the battery also powers vehicle accessories when there is insufficient power output from the charging system, and acts as a “shock absorber” for the vehicle electrical system.
- Locomotives and carriages are nowadays invariably fitted with large, heavy-duty batteries to provide start up and emergency power. batteries are usually recharged from a power line running along the train or from the traction power supply through a generator, alternator or converter.
Аккумулятор, русский
- Demand-limited storage
- Thermal storage vessel
- (от лат . accumulator - собиратель), устройство для накопления энергии с целью ее последующего использования. 1) электрический аккумулятор преобразует электрическую энергию в химическую и по мере надобности обеспечивает обратное преобразование; используют как автономный источник электроэнергии (напр., на транспорте). 2) гидравлический (пневматический) аккумулятор накапливает жидкость (газ), поступающую от насосов (компрессоров), и отдает ее в моменты наибольших расходов; используют для выравнивания давления или расхода жидкости (газа) в гидравлических и пневматических установках. 3) тепловой аккумулятор запасает тепло (напр., за счет повышения давления пара в котле), которое может быть израсходовано (с понижением давления) для покрытия пиков тепловой нагрузки. 4) инерционный аккумулятор преобразует работу внешних сил в кинетическую энергию с последующим ее использованием, наиболее часто в качестве такого аккумулятора применяют вращающийся маховик.
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Clevis, английский
- U-shaped metal fitting, with a pin connecting the two ends, used for connecting cables and rigging (22).
- Вилка с ушками (под болт, штифт)
- A u- or stirrup-shaped steel piece with holes in the end of each arm through which a bolt connects, thus forming a link. used as a connecting link between chains or lines or to hang a sheave in a drill tripod or derrick.
- Рым, захватная скоба, серьга; хомут
Alambrado, испанский
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