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1 прочность каменной кладки на сжатие
прочность каменной кладки на сжатие
Прочность каменной кладки на центральное сжатие без учета влияния плиты, через которую передается нагрузка на стандартный элемент кладки при испытаниях, при отсутствии продольного изгиба и эксцентриситета нагрузки.
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прочность каменной кладки на сжатие — Прочность каменной кладки на центральное сжатие без учета влияния плиты, через которую передается нагрузка на стандартный элемент кладки при испытаниях, при отсутствии продольного изгиба и эксцентриситета нагрузки. [Англо русский словарь по… … Справочник технического переводчика
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