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1 vitesse angulaire du palier (du tourillon)
угловая скорость подшипника (шейки вала)
ωB(ωJ)
[ ГОСТ ИСО 4378-4-2001]Тематики
Обобщающие термины
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угловая скорость подшипника (шейки вала) — ωB(ωJ) [ГОСТ ИСО 4378 4 2001] Тематики подшипники Обобщающие термины параметры узла подшипника скольжения EN angular velocity of bearing (journal) FR vitesse angulaire du palier (du tourillon) … Справочник технического переводчика
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