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1 strength seam
см. strong seamАнгло-русский словарь по сварочному производству > strength seam
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2 strength seam
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > strength seam
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3 strength seam
шов, несущий нагрузку -
4 strength seam
1) Техника: прочный шов2) Металлургия: шов, несущий нагрузку -
5 strength seam
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6 seam
3) горн. пласт; пропласток; слой4) трещина; волосовина || трескаться6) мн. ч. прослойки ( дефект кирпича)7) швейн. сшивать•to tighten seam — уплотнять [конопатить\] шов-
back panel seam
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bearing seam
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blister seam
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book seam
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bound seam
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box seam
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busting seam
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butted seam
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butt seam
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cast seam
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closed seam
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coal seam
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crimped seam
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cross seams
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crotch seam
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deep-seated seam
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double lapped seam
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double seam
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double soldered seam
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double-flanged seam
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edge finishing stitching seam
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fashion seam
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faulted seam
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felled seam
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flanged seam
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flat seam
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flat-lying seam
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folded seam
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gaseous seam
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generous seam
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girth seam
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gorge seam
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hair seam
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high seam
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honey-comb seam
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inclined seam
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inner side seam
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lap seam
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leather seam
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leg seam
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level seam
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linking seam
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lock seam
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longitudinal seam
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looping seam
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low seam
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middle seam
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mock seam
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mold seam
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multiple seam
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opened seam
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open-lap seam
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ornamental stitching seam
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outcropping seam
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outside sleeve seam
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overcast seam
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overhead seam
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overlying seam
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panel seam
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pipe seam
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piping seam
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plain lapped seam
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plain pressed open seam
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plain seam
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post-fell seam
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quilting seam
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rantering seam
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rich seam
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riveted seam
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rivet seam
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seat seam
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shadow seam
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shallow seam
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side body seam
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side seam
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single seam
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slated seam
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sleeve head seam
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slot seam
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soldered seam
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staggered seam
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standing seam
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steeply pitching seam
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steep seam
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strap seam
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strength seam
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strop seam
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thick seam
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thin seam
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top-stitched seam
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transverse seam
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underarm seam
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underlying seam
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unworked seam
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virgin seam
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weld seam
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workable seam -
7 seam
шов; стык; спай; линия сварки
- caulked seam
- caulking seam
- circumferential seam
- double-flanged seam
- flanged seam
- girth seam
- lap seam
- longitudinal seam
- reinforced seam
- side seam
- soldering seam
- staggered seam
- strength seam
- strong seam
- tight seam
- tight-strong seam
- weld seam
- welding seam
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8 seam weld
роликовое сварное соединение; роликовый сварной шов -
9 strength [strong] seam
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > strength [strong] seam
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10 seam strength
Техника: прочность шва -
11 strength of a rivet seam
kekuatan kampuh -
12 dry strength
1. механическая прочность в сухом состоянии2. прочность всухую -
13 patient strength
воен. численность больных и раненых в госпитале -
14 ounce strength
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15 joint or seam strength
прочность шва или соединения
Максимальная растягивающая сила в шве, образованная от соединения двух или более полотен.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > joint or seam strength
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16 rivet seam strength
wytrzymałość szwu nitowegoEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > rivet seam strength
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17 welded seam strength
English-Finnish dictionary of machine parts > welded seam strength
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18 welded seam strength
English-Russian dictionary of machine parts > welded seam strength
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19 прочный шов
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20 прочный шов
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