Übersetzung für 'mechanical efficiency' von Englisch nach Deutsch

mechanical efficiency

mechanischer Wirkungs­grad {m}tech.

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mechanical

Druckvorlage {f}print

Werbung

mechanical {adj}

schematisch

mechanisch

maschinell

mechanical watch

mechanische Uhr {f}watches

mechanical strength

mechanische Festigkeit {f}

mechanical science

Mechanik {f} [als Wissenschaft]acad.

mechanical engineering

Maschinentechnik {f}tech.

mechanical energy

mechanische Energie {f}phys.

mechanical properties

mechanische Eigenschaften {pl}tech.

mechanical life

mechanische Lebensdauer {f}tech.

mechanical load

mechanische Beanspruchung {f}tech.

mechanische Belastung {f}constr.tech.

diesel-mechanical {adj}

dieselmechanischtech.

mechanical data

mechanische Daten {pl}tech.

mechanical resilience

mechanische Belastbarkeit {f}

mechanical stress

mechanische Belastung {f}constr.tech.

mechanical fastening

mechanische Befestigung {f}tech.

mechanical press

mechanische Presse {f}printtech.

mechanical equilibrium

mechanisches Gleichgewicht {n}spec.

• Whilst the cessation of Aldenham overhauls and the transfer of maintenance work to individual bus garages initially resulted in a rather shabby bus fleet, not helped by lack of money and the upheaval in London Transport prior to privatisation of the bus services, subsequent improvements in bus construction standards - London buses are now designed for a 15-year service life with one mid-life heavy overhaul - and the use of specialist contractors to carry out non-garage maintenance have meant the London buses have long since re-assumed a smart appearance and mechanical efficiency.
• Hypoid gears are stronger, operate more quietly and can be used for higher reduction ratios, however they also have some sliding action along the teeth, which reduces mechanical efficiency, the energy losses being in the form of heat produced in the gear surfaces and the lubricating fluid.
• In 1835, Gaspard Coriolis examined theoretically the mechanical efficiency of waterwheels, and deduced the Coriolis effect.
• Low friction in ball screws yields high mechanical efficiency compared to alternatives.
• Derailleur type mechanisms of a typical mid-range product (of the sort used by serious amateurs) achieve between 88% and 99% mechanical efficiency at 100 W.

• The amount of moving parts in a machine is a factor in its mechanical efficiency.
• Most focus on providing general improvements such as a higher mechanical efficiency, speed, or load capacity.
• These designs are often inspired by natural cellular materials such as plant and bone tissue which have superior mechanical efficiency due to their low weight to stiffness ratios.
• Since the engines in these machines are typically run at constant power output (to provide hydraulic power or to power machinery), losses in mechanical efficiency are offset by enhanced operational efficiency.
• The two most anterior of these arches are thought to have become the jaw itself (see hyomandibula) and the hyoid arch, which braces the jaw against the braincase and increases mechanical efficiency.

• Mechanical efficiency is the performance of the machine compared to its theoretical maximum as performed by an ideal machine.
• Also, such mechanism relieves the tongue's musculature from physiological constraints such as limited peak power output - mechanical efficiency and thermal dependence by uncoupling the activation of the depressor mandibulae's contractile units from actual muscular movement.