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( фанеры) assembly лесн., batch вчт., bag, bale, bank, (напр. символов) block, (данных, ошибок) burst, cluster, ( железных полос) faggot, fagot, pack, package, packet, parcel, pile, pocket, pouch, stack, train* * *паке́т м.1. ( тара) bag2. (листов, пластин и т. п.) stackвскрыва́ть паке́т — open the pack, separate the sheets after each rolling operationраскла́дывать паке́т (напр. листов) прок. — destack (e. g., sheets)3. (набор брусков или полос, напр. при получении пудлингового железа) faggotволново́й паке́т — wave packetпаке́т ди́сков вчт. — disk packпаке́т для молока́ — milk cartonпаке́т древеси́ны — (log) pileпаке́т желе́за (электромашин, трансформаторов и т. п.) — coreнабира́ть [собира́ть] паке́т желе́за — stack (up) laminations [punchings] into a coreперебира́ть паке́т желе́за — reblade the coreрасшихто́вывать паке́т желе́за — unblade the coreпаке́т кри́чного желе́за — muck bar pileпаке́т пиломатериа́лов — shipping bundleпаке́т пло́ских загото́вок метал. — slab pileстру́жечный паке́т — sandwichтру́бный паке́т — tube bankтру́бный, конвекти́вный паке́т — convection (tube) bankтру́бный паке́т пароперегрева́теля — superheater bank -
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