Examples of using Friction factor in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Friction factor µD.
Product Features The Sliding element is a standard CSB-11bearing with high load and low friction factor;
Friction factor is a function of Reynolds number and relative roughness.
Graph EPB19-4 shows that the friction factor of CSBEPB19 is not sensitive to the operation speed.
Friction factor will be slightly decreased along with the speed increasing under certain loading of the rotation operation(see Graph EPB4-4) and it will be slightly decreased along with the loading increasing under certain speed of the rotation operation especially when the loading is less than 30Mpa.
This bearing is the only typical material whose friction factor is not sensitive to the operation speed and loading.
CSB-EPB friction factor is not sensitive to the operation speed and bearing loading(see Graph EPB-4 and GraphEPB-5).
It could maintain a good stable wear resistance and friction factor for the rotation, linear and oscilation movement.
CSB-EPBH friction factor is not sensitive to the operation speed and bearing loading(see Graph EPBH-4 and Graph EPBH-5).
In the mean while the Graph EPB3G-6 shows that the friction factor of CSB-EPB3G is also affected by the shaft surface roughness.
The friction factor is considerably decreased along with the loading increasing and it will be turned to be stable when the loading reaches 20Mpa.
When the operation speed keeps stable andthe loading is over 20Mpa, the friction factor of CSB-EPB8 is not variable along with the loading change(See Graph EPB8-5).
CSB-EPB5 Bearing Friction factor is increased along with the increasing of the operation speed under certain loading See Graph EPB5-4.
For a 2 tonne load, an angle of 60° and a friction factor µ= 0,5, 4 lashings are required if a standardratchet with STF 250 daN is used.
Graph EPB24-4 shows the friction factor of CSB-EPB24 is not obviously effected by the operation speed when the loading is stable and Graph EPB24-5 shows it will be decreasing along with the loading is increased from 0 to 20 Mpa when the operation speed is unchanged, furthermore the friction factor will not be changed when the loading reaches 20Mpa upward.
At the meantime, Graph EPB22-5 shows that the friction factor of CSBEPB22 is not considerably affected by the loading when the operation speed is stable.
Increases the friction factor between the cargo and the carrier surface, load stabilization.
The shaft roughness highly affects the friction factor but this affecting will be stable when the shaft roughness is better than Ra0.7(See Graph EPB8-6).
CSB-EPB13 Bearing friction factor varies only little amount along with the operation speed changing(See Graph EPB13-4).
Graph EPB1-4 shows that as the same as most of the slide bearing materials, the friction factor of CSB-EPB1 is increasing along with the rotation speed under a certain loading while as shown in figure EPB1-5, it is decreased along with the increasing of loading when the operation speed is stable.
Increases the friction factor between the cargo and the carrier surface, and between boxes, load stabilization, wet protection.
Graph EPB3G-4 and Graph EPB3G-5 show that the friction factor of CSB-EPB3G is variable along with the changing of the operation speed and bearing loading especially when the bearing loading is within 20Mpa.
Molybdenum alloy friction factor by thevolume fraction of Al2O3 little effect, the friction factor values at 0.47~ 0.57 between fluctuations.
Rough surface may result into the increasing of friction factor of the CSB-EPB13 material but when the roughness of the surface is greater than Ra0.5, the friction factor will remain relatively stable again.
Graph EPB25-4 shows that the friction factor of CSBEPB25 is not sensitive to the operation speed and Graph EPB25-5 shows that the friction factor is CSB-EPB25 is decreased along with the loading increasing and become stable when the loading is over 20Mpa.
Graph EPB16-4 shows that as the same as most of the slide bearing materials, the friction factor of CSB-EPB16 is increasing along with the rotation speed under a certain loading while as shown in Graph EPB16-5, it is decreased along with the increasing of loading when the operation speed is stable.
Graph EPB9-4 shows that the friction factor of CSB-EPB9 is much higher than those of other materials because the electronic conductive fiber is embedded into the bearing material.
CSB-EPB7 Bearing Friction factor is not so sensitive to the operation speed(see Graph EPB7-4).
Graph EPB19-5 tells that the friction factor of CSB-EPB19 is decreased along with the loading increasing and will be relatively stable when the loading reaches 20 Mpa upwards.
Similar with most of the plastic bearings, the friction factor of CSB-EPB2 is increased along with the operation speed when the loading is stable(see Graph EPB2-4) and is decreased along with the loading increasing when the operation speed is stable(see Graph EPB2-5).