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101 coal pipe
cienki i nieregularny pokład węgla -
102 coil pipe
wężownica -
103 collecting pipe
kolektorrura zbiorcza -
104 communication pipe
potok komunikacyjnyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > communication pipe
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105 conductor pipe
konduktorrura prowadnikowarura spustowa -
106 conduit pipe
rura kablowarurkowanie -
107 connection pipe
króciecłącznik rurowy -
108 convergent pipe
konfuzorzwężka rurowa zbieżna -
109 corrugated pipe
rura falista -
110 crater pipe
krater wada spoiny -
111 creased pipe bend
zgięcie rurowe fałdziste -
112 cross ribbed pipe
rura poprzecznie żebrowana -
113 delivery pipe
rura doprowadzającarura tłoczna -
114 discharge pipe
rura odprowadzająca -
115 distributing pipe
przewód rurowy rozdzielczy -
116 double contained pipe
rurociąg podwójnyrurociąg z podwójnymi ściankamiEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > double contained pipe
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117 double-pipe condenser
skraplacz przeciw-prądowy dwururowyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > double-pipe condenser
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118 double-pipe heat exchanger
wymiennik ciepła przeciwprądowy dwururowywymiennik ciepła typu rura w rurzeEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > double-pipe heat exchanger
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119 drain pipe
drenrura spustowarura ściekowarurka drenażowasączek -
120 drainage pipe layer
układarka drenówEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > drainage pipe layer
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