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cyclic permeability - translation to russian
MEASURE OF THE ABILITY OF A POROUS MATERIAL TO ALLOW FLUIDS TO PASS THROUGH IT
Pervious; Permeability (soil science); Permeability (geology); Fluid permeability; Permeability tensor; Permeability (fluid); Intrinsic permeability; Permeable rock; Impervious; Soil permeability; Permeability (earth science); Gas permeability; Permeability (earth sciences)
cyclic permeability
физика
нормальная проницаемость
magnetic permeability
MEASURE OF THE ABILITY OF A MATERIAL TO SUPPORT THE FORMATION OF A MAGNETIC FIELD WITHIN ITSELF
Magnetic permeability; Permeability(electromagnetics); Vacuum Permeability; Magnetic Permeability; Relative Permeability; Magnetic permittivity; Μi; Relative magnetic permeability
общая лексика
магнитная проницаемость
magnetic permeability
MEASURE OF THE ABILITY OF A MATERIAL TO SUPPORT THE FORMATION OF A MAGNETIC FIELD WITHIN ITSELF
Magnetic permeability; Permeability(electromagnetics); Vacuum Permeability; Magnetic Permeability; Relative Permeability; Magnetic permittivity; Μi; Relative magnetic permeability
[эл.] магнитная проницаемость
Definition
Magnetic Permeability
The specific susceptibility of any substance, existing in a mass, for
magnetic induction. (See Magnetic Induction, Coefficient of, synonym for
Magnetic Permeability and Magnetization, Coefficient of Induced.)
Synonyms--Magnetic Inductive Capacity--Multiplying Power--Coefficient of
Magnetic Induction.
Wikipedia
Permeability (Earth sciences)
Permeability in fluid mechanics and the Earth sciences (commonly symbolized as k) is a measure of the ability of a porous material (often, a rock or an unconsolidated material) to allow fluids to pass through it.
