Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
creep member
Spanish translation:
elemento de deformación gradual o "creep"
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Mónica Algazi
Jan 24, 2009 23:27
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English term
creep member
English to Spanish
Tech/Engineering
Patents
scroll compressor
"A scroll compressor according to claim 1, further comprising a creep member between the scrolls.
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A contacting force limiter for bearing at least a part of the drawing force to prevent the at least a part of the drawing force from being borne by a contact between the scrolls, when an axial distance between the scrolls is not more than a predetermined axial distance, further comprising a creep member between the one of the scrolls and the contacting force limiter, the creep member being deformed plastically in accordance with a lapse of time by a compression force therebetween to decrease the axial distance between the scrolls in accordance with the lapse of time."
TIA
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A contacting force limiter for bearing at least a part of the drawing force to prevent the at least a part of the drawing force from being borne by a contact between the scrolls, when an axial distance between the scrolls is not more than a predetermined axial distance, further comprising a creep member between the one of the scrolls and the contacting force limiter, the creep member being deformed plastically in accordance with a lapse of time by a compression force therebetween to decrease the axial distance between the scrolls in accordance with the lapse of time."
TIA
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| 2 +1 | elemento de deformación gradual permanente |
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elemento de deformación gradual permanente
No se me ocurre nada mejor. ¿Algún ingeniero por ahí?
Mira lo que encontré sobre el término "creep": "Se llama CREEP a la relacion entre la deformacion permanente y el tiempo que sufren los matertiales que estan en servicio a elevadas temperaturas y expuestos a tensiones mecanicas estáticas (como rotores de turbinas en motores).
El CREEP es normalmente un fenomeno indeseable y frecuentemente un factor limitante en el tiempo de vida de una pieza. Se observa en todo tipo de materiales; en metales esto se vuelve importante para altas temperaturas que estan alrededor del 0.4Tm (Tm: temperatura de fusion absoluta)
Fuente:
LAB. de E.N.D. / Universidad Nacional Comahue
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Note added at 59 minutos (2009-01-25 00:26:36 GMT)
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o quizás simplemente "elemento de creep"
Mira lo que encontré sobre el término "creep": "Se llama CREEP a la relacion entre la deformacion permanente y el tiempo que sufren los matertiales que estan en servicio a elevadas temperaturas y expuestos a tensiones mecanicas estáticas (como rotores de turbinas en motores).
El CREEP es normalmente un fenomeno indeseable y frecuentemente un factor limitante en el tiempo de vida de una pieza. Se observa en todo tipo de materiales; en metales esto se vuelve importante para altas temperaturas que estan alrededor del 0.4Tm (Tm: temperatura de fusion absoluta)
Fuente:
LAB. de E.N.D. / Universidad Nacional Comahue
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Note added at 59 minutos (2009-01-25 00:26:36 GMT)
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o quizás simplemente "elemento de creep"
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