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tensiometer

/ˌten.siˈɒm.ɪ.tər/

Traduction: Instrument scientifique utilisé pour mesurer une tension, par exemple l'humidité du sol, la tension d'un fil ou d'une fibre, ou la tension superficielle d'un liquide.

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/ˌten.siˈɒm.ɪ.tər/C1formalscientific
  • frInstrument scientifique utilisé pour mesurer une tension, par exemple l'humidité du sol, la tension d'un fil ou d'une fibre, ou la tension superficielle d'un liquide.

A scientific instrument used to measure tension, such as the moisture content of soil, the tension in a wire or fiber, or the surface tension of a liquid.

  1. Soil moisture meterC1formalscientific

    A device used to measure the water content or moisture level in soil.

    frTensiomètre de sol

    • The farmer used a tensiometer to check the soil moisture before irrigation.
    • A tensiometer helps determine when crops need watering.
    • The research team installed tensiometers at various depths in the field.
  2. Tension gauge for fibers or beamsC1formaltechnical

    An instrument that measures the tension or stress in a wire, fiber, or structural beam.

    frTensiomètre pour fibres ou poutres

    • The engineer used a tensiometer to check the tension in the suspension bridge cables.
    • A tensiometer is essential for monitoring stress in industrial fibers.
    • The technician calibrated the tensiometer before testing the beam's load capacity.
  3. Surface tension meterC1formalscientific

    An instrument designed to measure the surface tension of a liquid.

    frtensiomètre de surface

    • The chemist used a tensiometer to measure the surface tension of the solution.
    • A tensiometer can detect changes in liquid properties due to additives.
    • The lab's tensiometer provided accurate readings for the surfactant experiment.
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