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61 kvanteeffekt
subst. quantum efficiency -
62 kvantevirkningsgrad
subst. (fiberoptikk) quantum efficiency -
63 lysutbytte
subst. (fysikk) luminous efficiency -
64 malingsverdi på stål
subst. (malingstek) degree of paint protection efficiency -
65 malingverdi
subst. (korrosjonstek) degree of paint protection efficiency -
66 malingverdi på stål
subst. (korrosjon) degree of paint protection efficiency -
67 markedseffisiens
subst. (økonomi) market efficiency -
68 mekanisk virkningsgrad
subst. (vvs) mechanical efficiency -
69 mekanisk-hydraulisk virkningsgrad
subst. (fluidteknikk) hydromechanical efficiency -
70 mikrofilter
subst. (vvs) high efficiency filter, microfilter HEPA-filter -
71 nyttevirkning
subst. useful effect, efficiency -
72 produksjonseffektivitet
subst. productive efficiency -
73 prosesseffektivitet
subst. process efficiency -
74 rasjonalisering
subst. rationalization subst. US: streamlining subst. reorganization (to improve efficiency) -
75 rasjonaliseringsekspert
subst. efficiency expert -
76 renseeffekt
subst. (vvs) purification efficiency -
77 ribbevirkningsgrad
subst. (vvs) fin efficiency -
78 samlet termisk virkningsgrad
subst. (teknologi) overall thermal efficiency -
79 solfangers virkningsgrad
subst. (energi) collector efficiency -
80 solfangervirkningsgrad
subst. (energi) collector efficiency
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