Übersetzung für 'longitudinal vibration' von Englisch nach Deutsch

longitudinal vibration [of an elastic medium]

Longitudinalschwingung {f}tech.

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longitudinal {adj}

längslaufend

longitudinal

Längs-

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longitudinal drive

Längsantrieb {m}tech.

longitudinal flow

Längsströmung {f}tech.

longitudinal dune

Längsdüne {f}geol.

Strichdüne {f}geol.

longitudinal crack

Längsriss {m}

longitudinal rail

Längsschiene {f}tech.

Längslaufschiene {f}MedTech.tech.

longitudinal weld

Längsnaht {f} [Schweißnaht]engin.tech.

longitudinal field

Längsfeld {n}

longitudinal support

Längsträger {m}

longitudinal edge

Längskante {f}

longitudinal ventilation

Längslüftung {f}

longitudinal member

Längsträger {m}tech.

longitudinal dimension

Längsabmessung {f}tech.

longitudinal study

Längsschnittstudie {f}acad.med.pharm.

longitudinal strut

Längsstrebe {f}tech.

• However, the rapid rate of change of blade flex and angle of attack causes uncontrolled longitudinal twist and severe vibration in later stages, resulting in total loss of cyclic control if left unchecked.
• In many cases this is a longitudinal wave of pressure as with sound, but it can also be a transverse wave as with the vibration of a taut string.
• The vibration modes that may be a problem include skipping rope, transverse, longitudinal, and pendulum.
• This is good for longitudinal modes of vibration.
• A simple harmonic oscillator 'vibration' is only an oversimplified dynamic representation of the longitudinal vibrations of the DNA intertwined helices which were found to be anharmonic rather than harmonic as often assumed in quantum dynamic simulations of DNA.

• Rail anchors, also called anticreepers, are spring steel clips that attach to the underside of the rail baseplate and bear against the sides of the sleepers to prevent longitudinal movement of the rail, either from changes in temperature or through vibration.
• The wheel and workpiece move parallel to one another in both the radial and longitudinal directions.
• In general, transverse vibrations tend to have smaller frequencies than longitudinal vibrations.
• This device provided a means by which the longitudinal tension of the snare wires could be adjusted independently of the vertical force holding the snares against the bottom head.
• Both longitudinal and transverse waves can be propagated through a solid, while, in general, only longitudinal waves are supported by fluids.

• This emits longitudinal acoustic waves into the sample, causing out-of-plane vibrations in the sample's surface.
• , it limits longitudinal string movement, providing tuning stability.
• Optical phonons are often abbreviated as LO and TO phonons, for the longitudinal and transverse modes respectively; the splitting between LO and TO frequencies is often described accurately by the Lyddane–Sachs–Teller relation.