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Surge pulley
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Pulley, английский
- Ролик
- A device with rings through which wires or cords pass, used in traction to make wires tense
- Блок
- Шкив, блок; ворот; чиксы, кипы на гике для риф-шкентелей
- One or more grooved wheels set in a block for a rope to pass over; used to change the direction or power of hauling.
- Шкив, блок; ролик
Pulley (conveyor belt), английский
Tambour
Pulley (conveyor belt), английский
Pulley block, английский
A frame or case containing one or more pulley sheaves; a block, 6.
Pulley block assembly, английский
Pulley blocks, английский
Pulley box, английский
The bearings on or in which the crown-block-axle ends are supported.
Pulley bracket, английский
Pulley drive, английский
Pulley man, английский
Pulley mortise, английский
Pulley oiler, английский
Pulley repairman, английский
Pulley rig, английский
- A shore casting rig designed to reduce tackle losses when fishing over rough ground.
- Береговая оснастка, предназначенная для уменьшения потерь снастей при ловле на пересеченной местности.
Pulley sheave, английский
The grooved roller over which a cord or rope runs in a pulley block. pulley stile, hanging stile, sash run, window
Pulley sheave. 2. a grooved wheel or pulley used to assist in pulling cable; especially used in underground installations between manholes. sheet 1., английский
Sheet metal. 2. a flat section of a thermoplastic resin, 10 mils or greater in thickness, having its length considerably greater than its width.
Pulley stile., английский
Pulley stile. window stool, window board, elbow, английский
Pulley tackle, английский
Pulleyhook, английский
Surge, английский
- A momentary rise of pressure in a circuit.
- A vessel`s transient motion in a fore and aft direction.
- A sudden voltage rise and/or fall in an electrical current.
- Горизонтально-продольные перемещения судна
- A large swelling wave. also, the tapered part of the whelps between the chocks of the capstan, upon which the messenger is readily surged.—to surge, is to slacken up suddenly a portion of a rope where it renders round a pin, windlass, or capstan; as, “surge the messenger.” a ship is said to surge on a reef when she rises and falls with the heave of the sea, so as to strike heavily.
- [1] the difference between actual wave height and that considered normal or predictable (see also storm surge). [2] a swelling wave or billow. [3] one of six possible responses of a vessel to movement of the sea (see linear displacement and ship motion). [4] the bight of a rope. [5] to slacken a line by allowing it to slip around (for example) a windlass or capstan drum. [6] usn term for the deployment of a strike group ahead of schedule. [7] a pulsating speed variation by an engine or gas turbine. [8] a sudden flow of electricity. [9] the swash of liquid in a container. [10] the 2007 deployment of additional u.s. troops to iraq.
- An excessive amount of power drawn by an appliance when it is first switched on. inverters usually have a surge rating, which is the maximum surge current or power they can produce for a short period.
- An unexpected flow of excessive current, usually caused by excessive voltage, that can damage appliances and other electrical equipment.
- Попуск воды /в борозды при дискретном орошении/
- /flow/ valve распределительный клапан системы дискретного орошения /служит для попеременной подачи воды в разные группы борозд/
- Engine speeds up and slows down with no change in accelerator position or brake application by the driver.
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Surturbrand, английский
Surge pipe, английский
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