устойчивость собственная
Способность крана противодействовать опрокидывающим моментам, создаваемым ветровой нагрузкой нерабочего состояния и другими факторами.
[ГОСТ 27555-87 ИСО 4306/1-85]
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии. academic.ru. 2015.
устойчивость собственная — Способность крана противодействовать опрокидывающим моментам, создаваемым ветровой нагрузкой нерабочего состояния и другими факторами. [ГОСТ 27555 87 ИСО 4306/1 85] Тематики кран Обобщающие термины устойчивость крана EN stability under no load… … Справочник технического переводчика
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