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1 fusion en gaz-flamme du verre de quartz
газопламенное наплавление кварцевого стекла
газопламенный способ
Наплавление кварцевого стекла в газокислородном пламени.
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- оптика, оптические приборы и измерения
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2 moulage du verre de quartz
плавка кварцевого стекла
Наплавление кварцевого стекла или получение заготовки или изделия из него.
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Франко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > moulage du verre de quartz
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3 fusion électrothérmique du verre de quartz
электротермическое направление кварцевого стекла
Наплавление кварцевого стекла в электропечах.
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4 fusion à plasma à haute fréquence du verre de quartz
высокочастотное плазменное наплавление кварцевого стекла
плазменный способ
Наплавление кварцевого стекла в высокочастотной низкотемпературной плазме.
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5 fondage du verre de quartz
наплавление кварцевого стекла
Получение кварцевого стекла плавлением различных видов кварцевого сырья.
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