A plumbing fitting that is used to connect to pieces of pipe.
The type of coupling present between two nuclear spins in a molecule in the liquid state.
Threaded sleeve used to connect two lengths of pipe.
n: 1. in piping, a metal collar with internal threads used to join two sections of threaded pipe. 2. in power transmission, a connection extending between a driving shaft and a driven shaft.
Adjustable cast iron connector in two halves for torsion solid shafts on wide doors. Eases installation and allows adjustment in cable lengths so doors will operate smoothly without cocking.
The name of a part which is used to connect customers's piping to our heat exchangers. At ITT Standard these couplings rarely exceed 3" sizes. Couplings come in many styles. The most used style at ITT Standard being the half couplings which we use for vent and drain pipe tap connections.
fitting used to connect two or more pipes, or a pipe to a fixture
The connection of two rail cars, or locomotives.
a connection (like a clamp or vise) between two things so they move together
a mechanical device that serves to connect the ends of adjacent objects
The method of connecting two circuits together. Circuits connected with a wire are directly coupled (DC); circuits connected through a capacitor or transformer are indirectly (AC) coupled.
Two parallel forces of equal magnitude but opposite direction applied to a structure for the purpose of joining them together.
Description of the connection between the oscillator and the external circuit. The choices are AC or DC.
In plumbing, a short collar with only inside threads at each end, for receiving the ends of two pipes which are to be fitted and joined together. A right/left coupling is one used to join 2 gas pipes in limited space.
machine part that connects two rotating shafts at their ends to transmit torque between them.
Device that connects the ends of adjacent hoses or other components of hose. see also: Adapter
Connects two pipes together.
A clamp used to connect two pieces of pipe, hose, valves, or fittings.
A linkage between two parts of a program such that if one part of the program is modified, the behaviour of the other part may also be affected. This can lead to maintenance problems.
The association of two or more circuits of systems in such a way that power may be transferred from one to another.
The transfer of energy between two or more cables or components of a circuit
Straight, sleeve-like fitting with female connections at both ends.
The characteristic of isolated circuit elements to interact with one another. See also Coefficient of Coupling
Energy transfer between circuits, equipments, or systems.
Short collar used in plumbing for receiving the ends of two pipes.
The linkage established between two circuits or electronic components by use of transformers, capacitors, or inductors.
A fitting that makes a connection between two straight runs of pipe.
The act of joining trailer to towing vehicle.
A joining device in air or electrical lines.
An SCCP function which provides an association between connection sections at a relay point.
Situation where two circuits are connected together where only the AC voltage is passed.
short piece used to connect two lengths of pipe
To electronically connect two circuits so that signal will pass from one to the other.
A plumbing fitting designed to join two pieces of pipe.
A devise at the end, or ends, of a length of hose that allows a connection to be made.
A measure of the amount of flux lines that interconnect between two magnetic devices. In a transformer the design attempts to maximize the flux interconnection between the windings by placing the windings on the same core, while for individual inductors a magnetic sleeve is often placed over the windings to prevent flux lines from emanating from the winding and interfering from adjacent components.
A fitting that joins two pieces of pipe.
Part of the draw gear, device for connecting one vehicle to the next. Couplings on goods wagons were simply three links of stout chain (vehicles so connected were termed "loose coupled".) See also Instanter couplings. Couplings on passenger rated stock were slightly more sophisticated, with the central link being replaced by a screw thread which enabled the coupling to be adjusted so as to keep the adjacent buffers in contact and under compression so as to avoid surging and oscillation.
Also called pairing. Procedure for inspecting the access authorisation of a Bluetooth device. Takes place only on the first occasion that two Bluetooth devices make contact.
Device that serves to connect the ends of adjacent parts or objects. A means of electric connection of two electric circuits by having a part common to both.
The process of transferring energy from one point in a circuit to another point, or from one circuit to another.
Fitting permanently attached to the end of a hose; used to connect two hoselines together or a hoseline to such devices as nozzles, appliances, discharge valves, or hydrants.
An internally threaded cylinder for joining two lengths of threaded pipe.
A type of fitting with two female ends that receive the smaller ends of piping or tubing, making a connection. A mechanical device or part for joining parts together to make a joint. A type of fitting used to join plumbing pipes.
The manner in which a signal is connected from one location to another.
A devise that serves to connect the ends of adjacent parts or objects. Example: hose couplings.
1. Transfer of energy from one circuit to another. 2. Transfer of light energy using a fiber optic cable. This term does not imply that a coupler is used.
Vent pipe hood, which protects it from the elements.
In mathematics, coupling is a proof technique that allows one to compare two unrelated variables by "forcing" them to be related in some way.
In physics, two systems are coupled if they are interacting with each other. Of special interest is the coupling of two (or more) vibratory systems (e.g. pendula or resonant circuits) by means of springs or magnetic fields, etc. Characteristic for a coupled oscillation is the effect of beat.
A coupling (or a coupler) is a mechanism for connecting railway cars in a train. The design of these couplings is a standard almost as important as the railway gauge, since flexibility and convenience are maximised if the couplings can work together no matter what order they come in.
A Coupling (piping or plumbing) is a very short length of pipe or tube, with a socket at one or both ends that allows two pipes or tubes to be welded (steel), brazed or soldered (copper, brass etc.) together.