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1 flat lock [flat seam] stitch
стежок, выполняемый на плоскошовной машинеАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > flat lock [flat seam] stitch
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2 welding
сварка || сварочный
- a.c. arc welding
- acetylene welding
- air-acetylene welding
- all-position welding
- aluminothermic welding
- arc welding
- arc stud welding
- argon arc welding
- armour welding
- atomic welding
- atomic-hydrogen welding
- autogenous welding
- automatic welding
- back-hand welding
- back-step welding
- backward welding
- balanced welding
- bare-electrode welding
- bare-wire welding
- bead welding
- bench welding
- bevel welding
- blacksmith welding
- bridge welding
- bronze welding
- built-up welding
- butt welding
- butt seam welding
- button welding
- carbon-electrode welding
- carbon-arc welding
- carbon-dioxide-shielded arc welding
- cold welding
- condenser energy-storage welding
- contact welding
- continuous welding
- cross-wire welding
- d.c. welding
- d.c. arc welding
- deck welding
- direct welding
- double-electrode arc welding
- double-carbon arc welding
- downhand welding
- duplex welding
- duplex spot welding
- electric welding
- electric resistance welding
- electric-arc welding
- electromagnetic welding
- electromagnetic percussive welding
- electromatic welding
- electronic arc welding
- electropercussive welding
- electroslag welding
- electrostatic welding
- electrostatic percussive welding
- energy-storage welding
- erection welding
- field welding
- fillet welding
- fire-cracker welding
- fish-scale welding
- flash welding
- flash upset welding
- flat welding
- floor welding
- forehand welding
- forge welding
- forged spot welding
- fork welding
- friction welding
- fusarc welding
- fuse welding
- fusion welding
- galvanized welding
- gas welding
- gas-arc welding
- gas-pressure welding
- gas-shielded welding
- girth welding
- graphite arc welding
- gravity position welding
- groove welding
- hammer welding
- hammered resistance welding
- hand welding
- heavy welding
- heliarc welding
- helium arc welding
- hidden arc welding
- high-frequency welding
- horizontal welding
- hot-air welding
- hydrogen arc welding
- hydromatic welding
- indirect welding
- inert arc welding
- inert-gas arc welding
- intermittent welding
- inverted welding
- jump welding
- lap welding
- left-hand welding
- leftward welding
- light-gauge welding
- Linde welding
- line welding
- machine welding
- magnetic energy-storage welding
- manual welding
- mash welding
- mash seam welding
- metal welding
- metal-arc welding
- metal electrode welding
- metallic arc welding
- Mig welding
- mitre-flash welding
- mould welding
- multilayer welding
- multipass welding
- multiple-electrode welding
- multiple-electrode spot welding
- multiple-operator welding
- multiple-projection welding
- multiple-spot welding
- non-ferrous welding
- non-pressure welding
- one-operator vertical welding
- overhead welding
- overlap welding
- overlapping welding
- overlaying welding
- oxy-acetylene welding
- oxy-acetylene pressure welding
- oxy-butane welding
- oxy-hydrogen welding
- oxy-propane welding
- percussion welding
- percussive welding
- pin-point welding
- pipe welding
- pipeline welding
- plastic welding
- plate welding
- plug welding
- point welding
- poke welding
- press welding
- press cold welding
- pressure welding
- pressure contact welding
- pressure thermit welding
- program welding
- projection welding
- pulsation welding
- quasi-arc welding
- radio-frequency welding
- refrigerated welding
- refrigerated resistance welding
- relief welding
- resistance welding
- resistance percussion welding
- resistance stud welding
- ridge welding
- rightward welding
- rigid string welding
- ripple welding
- rivet welding
- roll welding
- roller spot welding
- scarf welding
- seam welding
- seam resistance welding
- self-adjusting arc welding
- semi-automatic welding
- sequence resistance welding
- series welding
- shape welding
- shielded arc welding
- shop welding
- shot welding
- shrink welding
- SIGMA welding
- single-spot welding
- site welding
- skip welding
- slot welding
- smith welding
- solid phase welding
- sound welding
- spot welding
- step-back welding
- stitch welding
- stored-energy welding
- stored-energy resistance welding
- string bead welding
- structural welding
- stud welding
- submerged arc welding
- submerged melt welding
- T welding
- tack welding
- Technotherm-Rakos welding
- tee welding
- T-fillet welding
- thermit welding
- thermit fusion welding
- Thomson welding
- tie welding
- Tig welding
- tip welding
- torch welding
- touch welding
- tube welding
- tungsten-arc welding
- twin-arc welding
- two-operator vertical welding
- ultrasonic welding
- ultra-speed welding
- underwater welding
- underwater arc welding
- unshielded arc welding
- upset welding
- upset butt welding
- vertical welding
- wandering welding
- wash welding
- water-gas welding
- Weibel welding
- Zerener welding
- zero welding -
3 weld
2) сварка, сваривание (см. тж
welding) || сваривать(ся)•to weld all around — накладывать шов по периметру;-
annealing weld
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arc-seam weld
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backing weld
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back weld
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beading weld
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bead weld
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bridge seam weld
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bridge spot weld
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butt weld
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cap weld
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caulking weld
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caulk weld
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chain intermittent weld
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circular weld
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closed weld
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cold weld
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composite weld
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concave weld
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convex weld
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corner-flange weld
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double-bevel weld
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double-fillet weld
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double-groove weld
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double-J groove weld
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double-U butt weld
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double-V butt weld
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downhand weld
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edge weld
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end fillet weld
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fibrous weld
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field weld
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fillet weld
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finished weld
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flange weld
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flare-bevel weld
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flash butt weld
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flat weld
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flush weld
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forge weld
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forged weld
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full strength weld
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full-sized weld
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fusion weld
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girth weld
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grooved weld
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groove weld
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heel weld
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incomplete-penetration weld
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inside weld
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intermittent weld
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J-groove weld
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joint weld
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lap weld
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laser weld
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line weld
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longitudinal fillet weld
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longitudinal weld
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melt-through weld
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metal-arc inert-gas weld
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miter fillet weld
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miter weld
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multilayer weld
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multipass weld
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multiple-bead weld
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multiple-pass weld
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multiple-row weld
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one-pass weld
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open weld
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outside weld
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overhead weld
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pad weld
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penetration weld
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plain butt weld
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plug weld
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porous weld
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poured weld
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pressure weld
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principle weld
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push weld
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resistance flash weld
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resistance spot weld
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resistance weld
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ripple weld
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rivet weld
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saddle weld
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scarf weld
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sealing weld
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seam weld
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shallow weld
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shop weld
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side fillet weld
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SIGMA weld
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single-bevel groove weld
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single-bevel weld
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single-pass weld
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single-U butt weld
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single-V butt weld
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site weld
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slotted weld
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slot weld
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spot weld
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square butt weld
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staggered weld
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stitch weld
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strength weld
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T weld
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tack weld
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T-butt weld
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tee-butt weld
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tee weld
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thermit weld
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Tig-arc weld
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Tig weld
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tight weld
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torch weld
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underhand weld
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upright horizontal weld
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upward vertical weld
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U-weld
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V-weld
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X-weld
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