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-, звукоизоляционный — sound-proofing material
-, изоляционный — insulation material
-, исходный — basic material
-, невспыхивающий — flash-resistant material
-, негорючий (неподдерживающий горение) — flame-resistant material
-, листовой — sheet material
-, обтирочный (ветошь) — cleaning rags
-, огнестойкий — fire-resistant material
-, отделочный (стен, потолкoв, пола и бытового обору — lining /finishing/ material, lining, finish
дования, напр., кресел, пассажирских салонов и кабины экипажа) — the wall and ceiling linings, and the coverings of upholstery, floors, and furnishings must be at least flame resistant.
-, плакированный — clad material (alclad, copper-clad material)
-, подручный — available material
-, расходный — consumable /expendable/ material
-, самозатухающий — self-extinguishing material
неподдерживающий горение после прекращения воздействия пламенем. — coated fabric insulation covering must be self-extinguishing after flame removal.
- с высокой стойкостью к воспламенению — flame-resistant material
-, смазочный — lubricant
-, сыпучий — bulk (material)
-, теплоизоляционный — heat insulating material
-, трудновоспламеняемый — flame-resistant material
-, уплотнительный — sealing material
-, фрикционный (диска тормоза) — friction pad materialРусско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > материал
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