Übersetzung für 'axle loads' von Englisch nach Deutsch

axle loads

Achslasten {pl}transp.

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six-axle {adj} [attr.] <6-axle>

sechsachsig <6-achsig>

Werbung

four-axle {adj} [attr.] <4-axle>

vierachsig <4-achsig>tech.

loads

Belastungen {pl}

Ladungen {pl}

wind loads

Windkräfte {pl}archi.constr.

dead loads

ruhende Lasten {pl} [Totlasten]constr.tech.

electrical loads

elektrische Verbraucher {pl} [Bauteile, Elektrogeräte usw.]electr.

aerodynamic loads {pl}

Luftkraftbelastung {f}

external loads

Fremdverbraucher {pl}electr.

part loads

Teilladungen {pl}comm.insur.transp.

heavy loads

Schwerlasten {pl}

tax loads

Steuerlasten {pl}

part loads {pl}

Stückelfracht {f}

to carry heavy loads

schwere Lasten tragen

loads of [coll.]

eine Menge {f}

loads of {adj} [coll.]

massenhaft [ugs.] [sehr viele]

Thanks loads. [coll.]

Tausend Dank! [ugs.]

at all loads {adv}

bei jeder Belastung

loads [of sth.]

Berge {pl} [Unmengen]

sb./sth. loads

jd./etw. lädt

• On routes that carry freight traffic in cars with the maximum allowed axle loads it will be desirable to set superelevations so that the balancing speed of each curve is close to the speed at which most such traffic runs.
• This plan proposed using distributed power to increase acceleration and deceleration as well as reduce axle loads.
• Also, the coal bunker carried insufficient fuel in-service and this problem was never remedied because it would have increased the axle loads beyond the light track capabilities.
• Axle loads vary considerably, depending on the strength of the track, especially the weight of the rails which are generally too light for modern traffic.
• Scales which are not operational are often available to drivers as a 'self-weigh' site, where drivers can check their axle loads without enforcement officials being involved.

• The bogie frame was strengthened, to allow an increase of axle loads to 22 tons.
• Power is distributed along the train's axles to reduce the heavy axle loads under single power cars.
• The line is to be reopened (as of 2017) as standard gauge and upgraded to 21-tonne axle loads, with insertion of over 100,000 new concrete sleepers.
• The Avoca railway line is to be reopened (as of 2017) as standard gauge and upgraded to 21-tonne axle loads, with insertion of over 100,000 new concrete sleepers.
• Fifty-four locomotives passed to British Railways in 1948, mostly being used on Welsh branch lines due to their light axle loads.

• As the main international railway out of Norway, the Østfold Line had some of the highest demands for speed and axle loads.
• Higher operating speeds can be achieved by reducing axle loads and increased load-carrying capacity.
• continuously welded rail laid on new concrete sleepers during the late 1970s through into the early 1980s and can now accommodate axle loads up to 41 tonnes.
• Wheel bearing rolling resistance is lowest with high axle loads and intermediate speeds of 60–80 km/h with a Crr of 0.00013 (axle load of 21 tonnes).
• These lines are continually optimising axle loads (currently the heaviest in the world) and train lengths, that have pushed the limit of the wheel to rail interface and led to much useful research of value to railways worldwide.

• The increased boiler size possible with this type, together with the high axle loads permitted on mainlines in North America, resulted in the design of some massive locomotives, some of which weighed as much as 450 tons, including the tender.
• At the same time as the main 4x4 version was being developed, the designer pressed the need for a 6x6 version to reduce ground pressures and axle loads; other versions which were designed and mocked up in wood were a flatbed variant (intended to meet the USMC requirement for a lightweight prime mover system capable of pulling a 155mm howitzer and carrying the crew plus ammunition), an ambulance and a command vehicle.