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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > brittle strength
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предел прочности при хрупком разрушенииБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > brittle strength
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > brittle strength
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1) Техника: предел прочности при хрупком разрушении2) Силикатное производство: прочность хрупкого материала3) Полимеры: разрушающее напряжение при хрупком разрушении4) Химическое оружие: прочность хрупкая5) Строительные материалы: хрупкая прочность -
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предел прочности при хрупком разрушении, предел прочности хрупкого материала, хрупкая прочность -
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > brittle strength
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1) сила; интенсивность2) прочность; предел прочности, временное сопротивление ( материала)3) напряжённость ( поля)4) крепость, концентрация ( раствора)5) численность, количество•-
abrasion coke strength
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absorption strength
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acid strength
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adhesion strength
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adhesive fracture strength
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aged strength
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air-dry strength
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alcohol strength
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annealed strength
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aroma strength
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baked strength
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baking strength
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base strength
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beam strength
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bearing strength
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bending strength
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bonding strength
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bond strength
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breakdown strength
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breaking strength
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brine strength
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brittle strength
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buckling strength
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bulk strength
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bursting strength
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burst strength
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caking strength
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carcass strength
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cartridge strength
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Charpy impact strength
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cleavage strength
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coating strength
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cohesive fracture strength
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cohesive strength
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cold-work strength
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collecting strength
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color strength
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combined strength
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compression strength
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compression yield strength
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conventional yield strength
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corrosion fatigue strength
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crack strength
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creep rupture strength
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creep strength
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cross direction strength
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cross strength
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crushing strength
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cube crushing strength
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cured tensile strength
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current strength
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dielectric strength
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disruptive electric strength
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dry bond strength
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dry strength
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dye strength
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dynamic strength
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electric field strength
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electric strength
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endurance strength
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field strength
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film strength
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flavor strength
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flexural strength
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flow strength
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fluorescence strength
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folding strength
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fore-and-aft strength
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full strength
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gel strength
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green bond strength
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green strength
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high-temperature strength
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image strength
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impact fatigue strength
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impact puncture strength
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impact strength
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impulse strength
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ink strength
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insulating strength
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interference field strength
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interlaminar strength
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knot strength
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liquor strength
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longitudinal strength
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long-term strength
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loop strength
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magnetic field strength
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magnetic pole strength
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mask strength
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mechanical strength
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notch impact strength
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offset yield strength
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opening strength
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overall strength
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paper wet strength
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pavement strength
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peel strength
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picking strength
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plastic strength
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plybond strength
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proof strength
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pull strength
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puncture strength
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radio field strength
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raw-tensile strength
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repeated flexural strength
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repeated impact bending strength
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retained strength
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rubber-to-cord-bond strength
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rupture strength
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sand strength
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setting strength
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shearing strength
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shear strength
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shear-through-thickness strength
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shock strength
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short-time strength
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signal strength
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sliding strength
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solution strength
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solvent strength
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source strength
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specific dielectric strength
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static strength
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strength of coupling
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strength of insulation
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strength of pole
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strength of radiation
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strength of shade
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stripping strength
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structural strength
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surface strength
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tearing strength
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tensile splitting strength
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tensile strength
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tensile yield strength
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thermal short-circuit strength
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thread strength
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tinctorial strength
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torsional strength
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transverse strength
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twisting strength
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U strength
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ultimate strength
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vibration strength
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wave strength
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weight strength
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weld strength
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wet bursting strength
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wet strength
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wind strength
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working strength
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English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > brittle rupture
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Электрохимия: сопротивление хрупкому разрушениюУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > brittle fracture strength
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English-russian dictionary of physics > brittle fracture strength
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хрупкая прочность, сопротивление хрупкому разрушениюАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > brittle (fracture) strength
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хрупкая прочность, сопротивление хрупкому разрушениюАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > brittle (fracture) strength
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1. прочность на разрыв2. сопротивление разрушению3. разрывное усилиеEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > breaking strength
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Русско-английский физический словарь > предел прочности при хрупком разрушении
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Русско-английский физический словарь > предел прочности хрупкого материала
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Tensile strength — sigma {UTS}, or S U is the stress at which a material breaks or permanently deforms. Tensile strength is an intensive property and, consequently, does not depend on the size of the test specimen. However, it is dependent on the preparation of the … Wikipedia
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