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1 stress expansion
nRAIL expansión por tensiones f -
2 expansion
nGEN dilatación f, expansión f, extensión f -
3 stress
1 nC&G tensión fCOAL carga f, esfuerzo m, tensión fCONST esfuerzo m, tensión fGEOL fatiga f, tensión fMAR POLL esfuerzo mMECH carga f, fatiga f, fuerza f, tensión fMECH ENG esfuerzo m, fatiga f, fuerza f, tensión f, resistencia a la deformación f, resistencia a la fatiga fMETALL esfuerzo repetitivo m, fatiga fP&R carga f, esfuerzo m, fatiga f, tensión fPETR TECH esfuerzo m, tensión fPHYS, SPACE tensión fWATER TRANSP esfuerzo m2 vtMECH ENG sobrecargar, someter a esfuerzoPHYS tensionar -
4 expansion stress
nHYDRAUL esfuerzo de dilatación m -
5 thermal
1 adjPHYS, REFRIG, THERMO térmico2 -
6 direct
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