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English-russian plastics terminology dictionary > orientation shrinkage test
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English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > orientation shrinkage test
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* * *испытание, проверка; опыт; проба; исследование, анализ || испытывать, проверять; исследовать, производить анализ
- accelerated test
- accelerated light ageing test
- accelerated weathering test
- ageing test
- alternating bending test
- ball test
- bend test
- biaxial flexural test
- blank test
- burning test
- cold bend test
- creep test
- crushing test
- cup flow test
- cyclic racking test
- deflection test
- doubling-over test
- drop test
- dropping dart test
- dropping sand-bag test
- Elmendorf tear test
- endurance test
- falling ball impact test
- falling weight test
- fatigue test
- fire test
- flexural impact test
- hot penetration test
- impact test
- impact fatigue test
- long duration test
- Martens test
- Mooney plasticity test
- notch-bar impact test
- Olsen stiffness test
- orientation shrinkage test
- oven test
- performance test
- protracted test
- quantitative test
- service test
- short time test
- sizing test
- specimen test
- standard test
- step-by-step test
- tensile impact test
- tensile strength test
- thermal ageing test
- thermal shock test
- tropicalization test
- twisting test
- weathering test
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