abheben

English translation: lift free, disengage

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German term or phrase:abheben
English translation:lift free, disengage
Entered by: Niamh Mahony

07:52 Jul 1, 2005
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Mechanics / Mech Engineering / couplings
German term or phrase: abheben
Die Vorspannkraft der Schrauben muss größer sein als die tangentiale Kraftkomponente aus dem Maximaldrehmoment Mmax, die sich aus dem Moment und dem Eingriffswinkel der Verzahnung ergibt. Hebt die Rückflanke der Verzahnung nicht ab so sind die Bedingungen für eine einwandfreie Funktion der Verschraubung erfüllt.
Sicherheit gegen Abheben der Zahnflanken
Niamh Mahony
Local time: 08:27
lift free, disengage
Explanation:
It's no clear to me from the text what the relationship is between the screws, gear teeth and 'Verschraubung' (whatever that is in this context), but this is the translation I would use 'hebt tie Rückflanke der Verzahnung nich ab' means 'if the rear face of the gear tooth does not lift free of the surface with which it is in contact'

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Note added at 8 mins (2005-07-01 08:01:04 GMT)
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read \'not clear...\' and \'...would use \'lift free\' or \'disengage\'. \'Hebt...\'.
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Ken Cox
Local time: 08:27
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Thanks, Kenneth.
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lift free, disengage


Explanation:
It's no clear to me from the text what the relationship is between the screws, gear teeth and 'Verschraubung' (whatever that is in this context), but this is the translation I would use 'hebt tie Rückflanke der Verzahnung nich ab' means 'if the rear face of the gear tooth does not lift free of the surface with which it is in contact'

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Note added at 8 mins (2005-07-01 08:01:04 GMT)
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read \'not clear...\' and \'...would use \'lift free\' or \'disengage\'. \'Hebt...\'.

Ken Cox
Local time: 08:27
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Thanks, Kenneth.
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