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Kilovolt peak

Глоссарий терминов по технологиям неразрушающего контроля (NDT)
    The crest value of electromotive force or potential, in kilovolts, of a pulsating source of electric potential.




Kilovolt, английский
  1. A unit of electromotive force equal to 1,000 volts. kilovolt-ampere in an electric circuit, the product of the current in amperes and the applied voltage (expressed in volts), divided by 1,000.

  2. Unit of electromotive force or potential equal to 1,000 volts.


Kilovolt-ampere, английский

Kilovolt-amperes, английский

Peak, английский
  1. An upward variation in the running surface of a rail as may occur at welds or rail ends.

  2. 1. the upper aftermost corner of a fore-and-aft sail; used in many combinations, such as peak-halyards, peak-brails, etc.

  3. Pico

  4. The highest point

  5. Нокбензельный угол; пик

  6. The more or less conical summit of a mountain whether isolated or forming part of a chain. also, the upper outer corner of those sails which are extended by a gaff.

  7. [1] the upper outer corner of a gaffed sail. [2] the point of an anchor fluke that digs into the ground. [3] the narrow part of a ship’s hull at bow (forepeak) or stern (afterpeak).

  8. The high point at the end of an economic expansion until the start of a contraction.


Peak, английский
    The upper corner of a four sided sail or top end of a gaff or spritsail.


Peak, английский

Peak, английский

Peak amplitude, английский
    On a graph of a sound wave, the sound pressure of the waveform peak. the amplitude of a sound wave when measured using a meter is 0.707 times the peak amplitude.


Peak amplitude of an elementary echo, английский

Peak arch, английский
    A pointed arch.


Peak black, английский

Peak brake power, английский
    Highest power developed within the normal operating speed range of an engine. most commercial diesel engines are governed to operate below absolute peak brake power speeds,


Peak cell rate, английский
    Пиковая скорость передачи (трафика)


Peak cell rate;, русский

Peak cladding temperature, английский
    Pct


Peak clipping, английский
    Ограничение (речевого) сигнала за счет срезания пиков


Peak current, английский
    Максимальный ток peak-detect read channels technology метод считывания обнаружением пика сигнала


Peak daily average concentration of an air pollutant, английский

Peak daily average concentration of an air pollutant cm, английский

Peak demand, английский
    The maximum rate of consumption of water or electric power that a utility provides a customer.


Tube current (rt), английский
    The current flowing between the cathode and anode during the generation of radiation by an x-ray tube.


Heat checking, английский
  1. The crazing of a die surface, especially when the die is subjected to alternate heating and cooling by molten metal; the resulting fine cracks produce corresponding veins on castings.

  2. Surface cracking caused when metal rapidly heated (or cooled and heated repeatedly) is prevented from expanding freely by colder metal below the surface. friction may produce the heat. heat checking is sometimes called thermal fatigue.

  3. Surface cracking caused when metal rapidly heated (or cooled and heated repeatedly) is prevented from expanding freely by colder metal below the surface. friction may produce the heat. sometimes called thermal fatigue.1

  4. Surface cracking caused when metal rapidly heated (or cooled and heated repeatedly) is prevented from expanding freely by colder metal below the surface. friction may produce the heat. see also grinding burn; crack, grinding.