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1 hardening of concrete
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hardening of concrete
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2 concrete hardening
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3 concrete hardening agent
<build.mat> ■ Betonhärtungsmittel nEnglish-german technical dictionary > concrete hardening agent
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4 rapidly hardening concrete
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5 rapid hardening
<build.mach> (concrete, mortar) ■ frühhochfest -
6 твердение бетона
твердение бетона
Процесс превращения бетонной смеси в бетон, обладающий заданными прочностными свойствами
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7 cure
< leath> ■ Konservierung f< prod> (hardening; e.g. of paint, lacquer, varnish) ■ Härten n DIN 55945 ; Härtung f ; Aushärten nvi < plast> (resins; e.g. acrylic, body filler, adhesives) ■ aushärten vi ; durchhärten vi ; härten vi -
8 curing
< leath> ■ Konservierung f< prod> (hardening; e.g. of paint, lacquer, varnish) ■ Härten n DIN 55945 ; Härtung f ; Aushärten n -
9 время твердения бетона
время твердения бетона
Промежуток времени, в течение которого бетонная смесь после её уплотнения переходит в твёрдое состояние с заданной прочностью
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