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Fixed pad bearing
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An axial or radial load type of bearing equipped with fixed pads (or lands), the surfaces of which are contoured to promote the establishment of a hydrodynamic film.
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Establishment, английский
- Учреждение (в снс; территориально обособленная производственная единица, как правило, промышленное или торговое предприятие, которая занимается одним видом деятельности — завод, фабрика, шахта, рудник и т. д., но не компания, фирма, которые представляют совокупность предприятий, производящих неоднородную продукцию; учреждение представляет самостоятельную учетную единицу); предприятие (в снс; элементарная технологическая единая производственная единица, выпускающая однородную продукцию; представляет собой самостоятельную учетную единицу)
- The regulated complement or quota of officers and men to a ship, either in time of war or peace. the equipment. the regulated dimensions of spars, cabin, rigging, &c.—establishment of a port. an awkward phrase lately lugged in to denote the tide-hour of a port.
- The complement or quota of officers and rates assigned to a ship or station.
Hydrodynamic, английский
- Гидродинамический
- A shape designed to move efficiently through the water.
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Flammable fluids, английский
Describes fluids with coc flash points under 100°f, as determined by the national fire protective association (nfpa) (see combustible fluids). flash point (astm d-92, d-93, d-56): the temperature to which a combustible liquid must be heated to give off sufficient vapor to form a flammable mixture with air; this mixture should burn momentarily without sustaining combustion when a small flame is applied under specific conditions. because it indicates the temperature at which a flammable vapor is produced, flash point is generally the most useful single index of fire hazard potential.
Fixed oils, английский
Obsolete term, generally applied to fatty oils, indicating fluids that tend to decompose during distillation instead of remaining intact during the process; such oils are also known as non-volatile oils.
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