流 (n)

Strom (elektr.) (m)

current (n)

By the end of the process, the tail current tends towards zero.

Chemical effect - electric current breaks down conductive liquids.

Magnetic effect - electric current always generates a magnetic field.

electric power (n)

electricity (n)

Sling-wire ropes with hook and shackle

But even in everyday life, everyone has experienced a shock caused by static electricity.

Repairs to turbines for electricity generation (energy companies) or aircraft turbines.

All materials that conduct electricity must be connected together so that they are electrically conductive.

power (n)

Anlagen-Anordnung zum Lasersintern

Always disconnect the Light Fitting from its power source before conducting any maintenance or repair work.

One wheel is powered and is also used for steering and braking.

Luminous flux describes the power of a light source.

stream (n)

The upstream cell then produces what has been ordered in line with requirements.

Firstly, when one production station is working faster than the next one downstream.

Downstream stations are customers and expect to receive fault-free goods.

corriente (n)

electricidad (n)

energía eléctrica (n)