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| Глоссарий сокращений технических терминов |
- Thermodynamics
- Thermostat
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Thermostat, английский
- A device used to switch electrical current at a selectable set-point temperature.
- A device which relegates the temperature of a room or building by switching heating or cooling equipment on or off.
- A temperature control device, typically found on a wall inside that consists of a series of sensors and relays that monitor and control the functions of a heating and cooling system.
- A temperature control device, typically found on an inside wall, that consists of a series of sensors and relays for monitoring and controlling a heating and c
- In a gas or electric water heater, the thermostat constantly monitors water temperature in the bottom of the tank. when water temperature drops beneath the desired setting, the thermostat signals gas flow or electric heating element operation to begin, st
- Safety device that generates a small electrical current used to energize a safety magnet inside the gas valve.
- A temperature-measuring device used to control the operation of home comfort systems to maintain a comfortable temperature within the house. programmable thermostats allow you to program different temperatures for different times of the day.
- A device which automatically maintains a predetermined temperature in an electric water heater. most thermostats are equipped with a safety shut-off.
- Термостат
- An instrument which responds to changes in temperature, and directly or indirectly controls temperature.
- Термостат thiomersal, syn. ethyl mercury
- A component that helps regulate engine temperature by controlling the speed at which coolant circulates through the engine.
Термостат термореле,, русский
Thermodynamics, английский
- Термодинамика
- That branch of physics which is concerned with the storage, transformation and dissipation of energy (including the flow of heat from which the term is derived). its first law, or the conservation law, states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed. this law provides the basis for all quantitative accounts of energy, regardless of its form, and makes energy the most important concept in physics. its second law, or the entropy law, states that in all processes some of the energy involved irreversibly looses its ability to do work and is degraded in quality. the latter is called thermodynamic entropy whose extreme form is dispersed heat and manifested in a uniform temperature distribution. another statement of this second law is that in any process entropy never decreases. the irreversibility of physical processes implicit in this law makes the entropy law probably the most important law in understanding terrestrial processes including living organisms and social forms. the third law of thermodynamics, or the asymptotic law, states that all processes slow down as they operate closer to the thermodynamic equilibrium making it difficult to reach that equilibrium in practice. this law suggests that the powerful and fast changes which are typical of technology and characteristic of living forms of organization are bound to occur only at levels far removed from thermodynamic equilibrium. third lak ~ therodynamics
- A branch of science about the relationship between heat, work, temperature and energy.
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Thermodynamic, английский
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Thkns, английский
Transmittance value, английский
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