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1 defect
1. порок2. дефектdefect of metal — дефект металла
casting defect — литейный дефект, порок в отливке
crystal defect — дефект кристалла
Frenkel-type defect — дефект Френкеля
internal defect — внутренний [подслойный] дефект
intrinsic defect — собственный дефект
latent defect — скрытый дефект
lattice defect — дефект ( кристаллической) решётки
linear defect — линейный [одномерный] дефект
manufacturing defect — производственный дефект
material defect — дефект материала
one-dimensional defect — одномерный [линейный] дефект
optical defect — оптический дефект
planar defect — плоскостной [двухмерный] дефект
quenching defect — закалочный дефект
radiation-induced defect — радиационный дефект
rolling defect — дефект прокатки
Schottky defect — дефект по Шотки, вакансия
structural defect — структурный дефект; дислокация
subsurface defect — подслойный [внутренний] дефект
surface defect — поверхностный дефект
thermal defect — термический дефект
tolerance limit defect — предельно допустимый дефект
two-dimensional defect — двухмерный [плоскостной] дефект
welding defect — дефект сварки
zero defects — бездефектность
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