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1 межзеренное скольжение
= зернограничное скольжение, зернограничное проскальзывание, скольжение по границам зеренua\ \ [lang name="Ukrainian"]міжзеренне ковзання, зерномежове ковзання, міжзеренне [зерномежове] проковзування, ковзання по межах зеренen\ \ grain-boundary slipde\ \ Korngrenzengleitungfr\ \ \ glissement au joint de grainскольжение, происходящее при определенных температурно-скоростных условиях деформирования и заключающееся в смещении одного зерна относительно другого; обычно наблюдается при высокотемпературной ползучести и сверхпластическом теченииТерминологический словарь "Металлы" > межзеренное скольжение
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