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Definition
Synonym
Stroemungslehre
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Strömungslehre
f
, Strömungstechnik
f
fluidics, fluid mechanics
Strömungslehre
f
, Strömungstechnik
f
fluidics, fluid mechanics
Stroemungslehre
, Stroemungstechnik
fluidics
Einschaltstoß
m
(Strömungslehre)
surge (fluidics)
Strömungslehre
f
; Fluiddynamik
f
; Dynamik
f
der Fluide
phys.
fluid dynamics
Wasserwalze
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
Wasserwalzen
pl
souse-hole; stopper (fluidics)
souse-holes; stoppers
Anströmfläche
f
; Anströmquerschnitt
m
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
face area; frontal area; cross-section facing the flow (fluidics)
Anströmgeschwindigkeit
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
Anströmgeschwindigkeit oberhalb eines Wasserbauwerks
velocity of approach; approach velocity (fluid mechanics)
approach velocity upstream from a hydraulic structure
Anströmmachzahl
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
approach mach number (fluid mechanics)
Anströmung
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
parallele Anströmung von Platten
Anströmung eines Körpers mit Überschallgeschwindigkeit
oncoming flow; approaching flow; approach flow (fluid mechanics)
laminar flow past plates
supersonic flow over bodies
Einschaltstoß
m
(Strömungslehre)
surge (fluid mechanics)
Machstammeffekt
m
; Mach-Effekt
m
; Mach'scher Stamm
m
; Machwelle
f
; Mach'sche Front
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
Mach stem; Mach wave; Mach front (fluid mechanics)
Machzahl
f
; Mach
n
Ma (Strömungslehre)
phys.
mach number; mach Ma (fluid mechanics)
freie Oberfläche
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
free surface (fluid mechanics)
Rankine-Wirbel
m
; Rankine'scher Wirbel
m
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
Rankine vortex (fluid mechanics)
Strömungslehre
f
; Strömungsmechanik
f
; Fluidmechanik
f
phys.
numerische Strömungsmechanik
fluid mechanics
computational fluid mechanics CFM
Strudel
m
; abwärtsgerichteter Wirbel
m
(Strömungslehre)
Strudel
pl
; abwärtsgerichtete Wirbel
pl
Wasserstrudel
m
vortex (fluid mechanics)
vortexes
vortex of water
Wasserwalze
f
(Strömungslehre)
phys.
Wasserwalzen
pl
souse-hole; stopper (fluid mechanics)
souse-holes; stoppers
Deutsche
Stroemungslehre Synonyme
Strömungslehre
Strömungstechnik
Englische
fluidics fluid mechanics Synonyme
Stroemungslehre Definition
Fluid
(
a.
)
Having
particles
which
easily
move
and
change
their
relative
position
without
a
separation
of
the
mass,
and
which
easily
yield
to
pressure
Fluid
(
n.
)
A
fluid
substance
Mechanics
(
n.
)
That
science,
or
branch
of
applied
mathematics,
which
treats
of
the
action
of
forces
on
bodies.
fluidics fluid mechanics Bedeutung
mechanism
mechanics
the
technical
aspects
of
doing
something,
a
mechanism
of
social
control,
mechanisms
of
communication,
the
mechanics
of
prose
style
airplane
mechanics
the
craft
of
building
and
repairing
airplanes
auto
mechanics
the
craft
of
building
and
repairing
automobiles
fluid
drive
an
automotive
power
coupling
fluid
flywheel
a
kind
of
fluid
coupling
in
which
the
flywheel
is
the
driving
rotor
liquid
body
substance
bodily
fluid
body
fluid
humor
humour
the
liquid
parts
of
the
body
extracellular
fluid
ECF
liquid
containing
proteins
and
electrolytes
including
the
liquid
in
blood
plasma
and
interstitial
fluid,
the
body
normally
has
about
quarts
of
extracellular
fluid
interstitial
fluid
liquid
found
between
the
cells
of
the
body
that
provides
much
of
the
liquid
environment
of
the
body
intracellular
fluid
liquid
contained
inside
the
cell
membranes
(usually
containing
dissolved
solutes)
amniotic
fluid
amnionic
fluid
waters
the
serous
fluid
in
which
the
embryo
is
suspended
inside
the
amnion,
before
a
woman
gives
birth
her
waters
break
semen
seed
seminal
fluid
ejaculate
cum
come
the
thick
white
fluid
containing
spermatozoa
that
is
ejaculated
by
the
male
genital
tract
digestive
juice
digestive
fluid
secretions
that
aid
digestion
synovia
synovial
fluid
viscid
lubricating
fluid
secreted
by
the
membrane
lining
joints
and
tendon
sheaths
etc.
spinal
fluid
cerebrospinal
fluid
clear
liquid
produced
in
the
ventricles
of
the
brain,
fills
and
protects
cavities
in
the
brain
and
spinal
cord
Pascal's
law
Pascal's
law
of
fluid
pressures
pressure
applied
anywhere
to
a
body
of
fluid
causes
a
force
to
be
transmitted
equally
in
all
directions,
the
force
acts
at
right
angles
to
any
surface
in
contact
with
the
fluid,
the
hydraulic
press
is
an
application
of
Pascal's
law
celestial
mechanics
the
branch
of
astronomy
concerned
with
the
application
of
Newton's
laws
of
motion
to
the
motions
of
heavenly
bodies
mechanics
the
branch
of
physics
concerned
with
the
motion
of
bodies
in
a
frame
of
reference
wave
mechanics
the
modern
form
of
quantum
theory,
an
extension
of
quantum
mechanics
based
on
Schrodinger's
equation,
atomic
events
are
explained
as
interactions
between
particle
waves
classical
mechanics
Newtonian
mechanics
the
branch
of
mechanics
based
on
Newton's
laws
of
motion
statistical
mechanics
the
branch
of
physics
that
makes
theoretical
predictions
about
the
behavior
of
macroscopic
systems
on
the
basis
of
statistical
laws
governing
its
component
particles
quantum
mechanics
the
branch
of
quantum
physics
that
accounts
for
matter
at
the
atomic
level,
an
extension
of
statistical
mechanics
based
on
quantum
theory
(especially
the
Pauli
exclusion
principle)
fluid
mechanics
hydraulics
study
of
the
mechanics
of
fluids
fluidram
fluid
dram
fluid
drachm
drachm
a
unit
of
capacity
or
volume
in
the
apothecary
system
equal
to
one
eighth
of
a
fluid
ounce
fluidounce
fluid
ounce
a
United
States
unit
of
capacity
or
volume
equal
to
.
cubic
inches
fluidram
fluid
dram
fluid
drachm
drachm
a
British
imperial
capacity
measure
(liquid
or
dry)
equal
tominims
or
.
cubic
centimeters
fluidounce
fluid
ounce
a
British
imperial
unit
of
capacity
or
volume
(liquid
or
dry)
equal
to
fluid
drams
or
.
cubic
centimeters
(.
cubic
inches)
drilling
mud
drilling
fluid
a
mixture
of
clays
and
chemicals
and
water,
pumped
down
the
drill
pipe
to
lubricate
and
cool
the
drilling
bit
and
to
flush
out
the
cuttings
and
to
strengthen
the
sides
of
the
hole
fluid
continuous
amorphous
matter
that
tends
to
flow
and
to
conform
to
the
outline
of
its
container:
a
liquid
or
a
gas
fluid
a
substance
that
is
fluid
at
room
temperature
and
pressure
fluid
unstable
subject
to
change,
variable,
a
fluid
situation
fraught
with
uncertainty,
everything
was
unstable
following
the
coup
fluid
mobile
affording
change
(especially
in
social
status),
Britain
is
not
a
truly
fluid
society,
upwardly
mobile
fluid
liquid
in
cash
or
easily
convertible
to
cash,
liquid
(or
fluid)
assets
fluent
fluid
liquid
smooth
smooth
and
unconstrained
in
movement,
a
long,
smooth
stride,
the
fluid
motion
of
a
cat,
the
liquid
grace
of
a
ballerina
fluid
runny
characteristic
of
a
fluid,
capable
of
flowing
and
easily
changing
shape
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