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81 hydrodynamic pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > hydrodynamic pressure
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82 injection pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > injection pressure
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83 inlet pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > inlet pressure
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84 low pressure
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85 manometer pressure
избыточное давление; манометрическое давлениеEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > manometer pressure
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86 maximum allowable pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > maximum allowable pressure
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87 maximum allowable working pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > maximum allowable working pressure
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88 negative pressure
давление ниже атмосферного; отрицательное давлениеEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > negative pressure
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89 nominal pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > nominal pressure
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90 osmotic pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > osmotic pressure
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91 outlet pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > outlet pressure
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92 partial pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > partial pressure
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93 power pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > power pressure
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94 release pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > release pressure
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95 rupture pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > rupture pressure
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96 saturated vapor pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > saturated vapor pressure
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97 standard temperature and pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > standard temperature and pressure
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98 steam inlet pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > steam inlet pressure
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99 steam outlet pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > steam outlet pressure
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100 steam pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > steam pressure
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