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1 волнистость поверхности
1) Metrology: surface undulation, undulation, undulation frequency2) Plastics: surface waviness3) Electrochemistry: waviness of surfaceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > волнистость поверхности
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2 неровность поверхности
1) General subject: accident, undulation2) Engineering: surface irregularity, surface variance3) Construction: surface roughness4) Mathematics: irregularity of the surface, irregularityies of the surface5) Automobile industry: disfigurement of surface (дороги)7) Metrology: surface undulation8) Automation: rub, surface warpУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неровность поверхности
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3 шероховатость поверхности
microinch accuracy, surface finish, surface roughness, ( обработанной) surface undulationРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > шероховатость поверхности
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4 шероховатость (обработанной) поверхности
Automation: surface undulationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > шероховатость (обработанной) поверхности
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5 шероховатость обработанной поверхности
Makarov: surface undulationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > шероховатость обработанной поверхности
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6 шероховатость
1) General subject: abrasion, asperity, grain, scaliness, shagginess, wrinkle (в переносном смысле)2) Medicine: rugosity, scabrities, scabrities (кожи)3) Literal: blemish4) Engineering: scallops, seediness (дефект лакокрасочного покрытия), surface finish, tooth, undulation (поверхности)5) Agriculture: roughness (поверхности)6) Chemistry: pimpling7) Construction: coarseness, surface condition, tooth (поверхности после обработки)8) Mathematics: irregularity9) Automobile industry: bur, burr, nonskid quality (дорожного покрытия)10) Polygraphy: raggedness11) Textile: hardness12) Information technology: smoothness13) Oil: rugosity (стенок скважины), roughness, unevenness14) Silicates: crisp, crispiness, pockmarks15) Mechanics: rub, ruggedness16) Cellulose: bendtsen smoothness17) Microelectronics: ripple18) Polymers: crispness, mattness, blast anchor pattern (структура поверхности( глубина впадинок) после дробеструйной обработки)19) Automation: finish (поверхности), grit (абразива), gritness (абразива), unevenness (поверхности)20) Quality control: buckling (на литье)21) Makarov: degree of roughness (поверхности), finish (поверхности, детали, изделия), harshness, seediness (дефект лакокрасочного ПК)23) Shipbuilding: drop stitch (в сочетании с существительным floor даёт тип шероховатости пола (для повышения сцепления))24) Cement: non-skid properties -
7 шероховатость
asperity, surface finish, (поверхности, детали, изделия) finish, roughness, ( дефект лакокрасочного покрытия) seediness, ( поверхности после обработки) tooth, ( поверхности) undulation, unevenness* * *шерохова́тость ж.:шерохова́тость (пове́рхности) — (surface) roughness, degree of roughnessабсолю́тная шерохова́тость — absolute roughnessотноси́тельная шерохова́тость — relative roughness
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