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1 alloying component
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2 alloying component
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3 alloying component
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4 component
компонент, составная часть- alloying component
- base component
- batch component
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5 примесь донорная легирующая
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6 metal
металл || покрывать металлом || металлический- acid-resistant metalmetal being machined — металл, обрабатываемый на станке
- added metal
- admiralty gun metal
- admiralty metal
- alloying metal
- all-weld metal
- amalgamated metal
- antifriction metal
- as-forged metal
- as-quenched metal
- as-rolled metal
- babbit metal
- backing metal
- bar metal
- base metal
- basic metal
- bearing metals
- binder metal
- bluish-white metal
- body-centered cubic metal
- brazing filler metal
- brittle metal
- cast metal
- cast-on white metal
- ceramic metal
- clad metal
- coarse-grained metal
- cold-drawn metal
- cold-rolled metal
- cold-shaping metal
- cold-short metal
- cold-worked metal
- commercial metal
- component metal
- composite metal
- corrosion-resisting metal
- corrugated sheet metal
- coupled metals
- creep-resistant metal
- crude metal
- cupola metal
- cutting metal
- deposited metal
- difficult-to-form metal
- dispersion strengthened metal
- dual metal
- ductile metal
- earth metal
- easely-extrudable metal
- electrode metal
- electronegative metal
- excess metal
- exotic metal
- extra high-purity metal
- fabricated metals
- face-centered cubic metal
- ferrous base metals
- ferrous based metals
- ferrous metal
- fiber reinforced metal
- filler metal
- fine metal
- finishing metal
- flux metal
- foamed metal
- free-cutting metal
- fusible metal
- galvanized metal
- granulated metal
- grayish-white metal
- gun metal
- hard metal
- hard-to-machine metal
- head metal
- heat-resistant metal
- heavy metal
- heavy-gage sheet metal
- high-density metal
- highly refined metal
- high-melting metal
- high-melting-point metal
- high-purity metal
- high-reflectivity metal
- high-test metal
- hot metal
- hot-rolled metal
- hot-short metal
- hydra metals
- impure metal
- incorrodible metal
- industrial metal
- ingot metal
- iron-carbon metal
- iron-gray metal
- laminated metal
- lead battery metal
- lead-base white metal
- leftover metal
- less-common metal
- light metal
- light-gage sheet metal
- light-weight metal
- lithium metal
- low-density metal
- low-expansion metal
- low-melting metal
- low-melting-point metal
- lustrous metal
- magnetostrictive metals
- matrix metal
- medium-melting metal
- medium-melting-point metal
- model metal
- molten metal
- neutral metal
- noble metal
- no-coolant metal
- nonferrous metal
- nonreactive metal
- old metal
- oxydized metal
- oxygen hungry metal
- parent metal
- pickled sheet metal
- pig metal
- piped metal
- plate metal
- plated metal
- plutonium metal
- powder metal
- powdered metal
- precious metal
- prerefined metal
- primary metal
- principal metal
- pure metal
- rare-earth metals
- reactive metal
- recirculated metal
- refined metal
- refractory metal
- remelted metal
- rolled metal
- rolling metal
- round metal
- scrap metal
- secondary metal
- sheet metal
- silicon metal
- silvery-white metal
- sluggish metal
- slush metal
- solder metal
- space metal
- speculum metal
- sponge metal
- sprayed metal
- strain-hardening metal
- superconducting metal
- superpurity metal
- surplus metal
- tenacious metal
- thermostat metal
- tin metal
- tin-base white metal
- tin-free metal
- tinning metal
- titanium metal
- tough metal
- underlying metal
- unstainable metal
- upset metal
- very-high-purity metal
- virgin metal
- washed metal
- waste metal
- weld metal
- white metal
- Wood metal
- wrought metal
- yellow metal
- zone-melted metal
- zone-refined metalEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > metal
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