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3 critical flow velocity
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1 nCOAL cascada f, chasquido m, estallido m, estampido m, fisura f, grieta f, hendidura f, raja fCONST diaclasa f, fisura f, grieta fCRYSTALL grieta fMECH fisura f, grieta f, hendidura f, rajadura fMETALL estallido m, grieta f, hendidura fTEXTIL rasgadura f2 viCRYSTALL, MECH ENG, METALL, P&R agrietarse
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