Übersetzung für 'rapid wear' von Englisch nach Deutsch

rapid wear

schnelle Abnutzung {f}

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rapid {adj}

stürmisch [Entwicklung, Wachstum]

zügig

rapide

rasch

speditiv [schweiz.]

prompt

rapid [bes. österr.: rapide]

rasant [ugs.]

schnell

Schnell-

Werbung

rapid

Stromschnelle {f}hydro.

rapid treatment

Sofortbehandlung {f} [schnelle Behandlung]med.

rapid access

Schnellzugriff {m}

most rapid {adj}

schnellste

am schnellsten [nur prädikativ]

rapid fire

Schnellfeuer {n}weapons

rapid drinking

Sturztrunk {m} [fachspr.]law

rapid-growing {adj}

schnellwachsend

rapid press

Schnellpresse {f}

rapid decline

steiler Abstieg {m}

• The subsequent confusion by owners (who assumed that the presence of an Alemite/Zerk-type fitting implied that grease was intended) often resulted in grease being used (causing rapid wear of the pivot bushes).
• Until then flexibles such as cables and hydraulic hoses had simply been allowed to hang loose from machines, resulting in damage and rapid wear.
• This results in the incisors resembling a chisel due to rapid wear on the soft dentin at the back of the tooth from rubbing against one another.
• Water abstracted from aquifers in relatively soft ground usually contains sand or silt particles, which are liable to cause rapid wear to pump valves and cylinders (and dissatisfaction among consumers).
• In a dry-running rotary-screw compressor, timing gears ensure that the male and female rotors maintain precise alignment without contact which would produce rapid wear.

• These mechanically reduce the digestibility of plant tissue, causing rapid wear to vertebrate teeth and insect mandibles, and are effective against herbivores above and below ground.
• If these substances are not removed before the fuel enters the system, they will cause rapid wear and failure of the fuel pump and injectors.
• Stiffer valve springs can help prevent valve float and valve bounce but at the expense of increased friction losses, higher stresses, and more rapid wear in the valvetrain.
• However, on the aircraft flying Partnair Flight 394 the pins were later found to have been replaced with sub-standard parts, leading to rapid wear and finally loss of the aircraft.
• But they have drawbacks: rapid wear of equipment, damage to the structures of a pressure fountain, drainage of reservoirs, insufficient use of means of automation and control.

• The reduced-weight components also reduced the durability of the weapon, making it more prone to rapid wear and parts breakage than the original.
• This resulted in rapid wear of their barrels. None was in service at the end of the war.
• The locomotives were fitted with the single slide-bar type piston crossheads, popular in Europe but prone to rapid wear under South African conditions.
• This contact creates frictional heat and rapid wear, resulting in limitations on production speed, a drop in yarn quality with time.
• Insufficient lubrication subjects the parts of the engine to metal-to-metal contact, friction, heat build-up, rapid wear often culminating in parts becoming friction welded together e.g.

• Unlike BMW, who sensibly specified a bevel gear crown-&-pinion drive to the rear wheel, Sunbeam used worm gearing with a bronze spiral gear; by reputation the soft bronze gave rapid wear of drive components.