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Propulsion system
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Силовая [двигательная] установка
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Propulsare, латинский
Propulsare [1], латинский
Propulsion, английский
- (реактивное) движение; силовая [двигательная] установка; двигатель
- Cредства движения; движение
- Marine propulsion is the act of moving an object through the water or across its surface. poles, paddles, and oars were the earliest forms, while sails represented the most significant historical method. today, common types are underwater propeller, water-jet, paddle wheel and, experimentally, magnetohydrodynamic drive.
Propulsion analysis portion of the program, английский
Раздел программы по анализу да`нных силовой установки (ла)
Propulsion and associated systems tests, английский
Испытания двигателя и систем силовой установки
Propulsion and power generation, английский
Реактивное движение и генерация энергии ррн pounds per hour фунтов в час ррн pulses per hour импульсов в час
Propulsion field laboratory, английский
Научно-исследовательская лаборатория силовых установок p/flt pattern flight полет по заданному маршруту над аэродромом посадки
Propulsion machinery, английский
The assembly of mechanical devices that serve to drive a vessel forward. see propulsion systems.
Propulsion reactor, английский
Propulsion research corporation, английский
Фирма «пропалигн ресерч корпорейшн»
Propulsion research environmental facility, английский
Оборудование для исследования воздействия внешних условий на двигательные установки
Propulsion system development facility, английский
Комплекс оборудования для испытаний двигательных систем
Propulsion system rocket engine, английский
Ракетный двигательный отсек {головной части мбр)
Propulsion systems, английский
Whether providing thwarts for oarsmen, masts for sails, bunkers and boilers for coal-fired vessels, or generators and motors for electrical propulsion, the primary concern of shipbuilders has always been to accommodate currently available systems rather than create new ones to fit individual hulls. even in modern merchantmen powered by diesel engines, gas or steam turbines, or hybrid-electric systems, the size and weight of propulsion machinery dictates ship design, reduces the space available for proa 250 passengers and goods, and inhibits the loading and discharge of cargo; while in warships, machinery and drive shafts occupy space which could otherwise be available for weaponry or ammunition. one partial answer seems be integrated electric drive, with which efficiency can be improved by taking surplus machines off-line and running the required generators at close to full output. moreover, electric drives can be placed further aft, reducing the length of propeller shafts for in-hull motors, or to zero for those in external pods. both the united states and royal navies have announced that their next generation surface warships will feature electrical propulsion. see also codad, codag, codag-electric, codag-wash, cogag, cogog, cosag, cycloidal drive, diesel-electric, direct drive, mhd drive, podded drive, propulsion machinery, stern drive, turbo-electric drive, and water jet.
Propulsion test vehicle, английский
Ла для испытания двигателей
Propulsion unit, английский
Двигательная установка
Propulsion wind tunnel, английский
Аэродинамическая труба для испытания двигательных установок рх уел position report донесение о месте [местонахождении] (ла) рх уел pressure transmitter датчик давления
Propulsive fluid accumulator, английский
Орбитальный (космический) танкер
Propulsor, английский
Движетель
System, немецкий
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Pull switch, английский
Вытяжной переключатель ps specific power удельная мощность
Proof stress, английский
- Расчетное напряжение (с учетом запаса прочности)
- A stress, either compression or tension, which is applied to a material to determine the magnitude required to produce a specified permanent deformation usually specified as a percentage of the original length.
- The stress that will cause a specified small permanent set in a material.
- A specified stress to be applied to a member or structure to indicate its ability to withstand service loads.
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