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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > flammable limits
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1) Строительство: пределы возгораемости2) Охрана труда: (expressed as volume percent) пределы воспламеняемости (выраженные в объёмных процентах) -
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English-Russian glossary on space technology > flammable limits
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Охрана труда: пределы воспламеняемости (выраженные в объёмных процентах)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > flammable limits (expressed as volume percent)
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1) предел; граница; допуск2) ограничитель3) калибр4) ограничивать•- limit of adhesion - limit of application - limit of backwater - limit of elasticity - limit of proportionality - limit of sensibility - limit of stability - apparent elastic limit - bending limit - burning limit - compression limit - consistency limit - corrosion fatigue limit - creep limit - damming limit - design limits - dimension limit - elastic limit - endurance limit - extension limit - failure limit - fatigue limit - fire limit - grade limit - lean limit - liquid limit - load limit - lower limit of ultimate strength - lower limit of yield - lower flammable limit - permissible limit - plastic limit - proportional elastic limit - service limit - shrinkage limit - speed limit - stability limit - static limit of yield point - strength limit - stress limit - stressed beyond the elastic limit - superior limit of stress - ultimate limit* * *предел, граница || ограничивать- limits of acceptabilitysetting design limits — установление [принятие] расчётных ограничений
- limits of accuracy in building work
- limit of backwater
- limit of proportionality
- limit of structural usefulness
- limit of the ultimate strength
- acceptable tolerance limits
- Atterberg limit
- consistency limits
- contract limit
- creep limit
- deflection limits
- design limits
- elastic limit
- endurance limit
- explosive limits
- failure limit
- fatigue limit
- flammable limits
- harshness limit
- harshness limit of sand content
- Johnson's proportional limit
- liquid limit
- lower limit for load-carrying capacity
- lower explosive limit
- lower flammable limit
- permissible contaminant limit
- plastic limit
- proportional limit
- proportional elastic limit
- shrinkage limit
- strength limit
- stress limit
- tolerance limits
- upper limit for load-carrying capacity
- upper flammable limit
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setting design limits — установление [принятие] расчётных ограничений
- limits of acceptability
- limits of accuracy in building work
- limit of backwater
- limit of proportionality
- limit of structural usefulness
- limit of the ultimate strength
- acceptable tolerance limits
- Atterberg limit
- consistency limits
- contract limit
- creep limit
- deflection limits
- design limits
- elastic limit
- endurance limit
- explosive limits
- failure limit
- fatigue limit
- flammable limits
- harshness limit
- harshness limit of sand content
- Johnson's proportional limit
- liquid limit
- lower limit for load-carrying capacity
- lower explosive limit
- lower flammable limit
- permissible contaminant limit
- plastic limit
- proportional limit
- proportional elastic limit
- shrinkage limit
- strength limit
- stress limit
- tolerance limits
- upper limit for load-carrying capacity
- upper flammable limit
- vibration limit
- working load limit
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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