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= transpiration cooling проникающее охлаждениеEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > sweat cooling
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Газовые турбины: охлаждение испарением, эффузионное охлаждение -
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Газовые турбины: охлаждение испарением, эффузионное охлаждение -
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• охлаждение эффузией, выпотеванием• охлаждение эффузией, просачиванием -
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > sweat cooling
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охлаждение эффузией, выпотеванием или просачиванием -
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Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > sweat cooling
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охлаждение выпотеванием, пористое охлаждение -
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охлаждение; снижение радиоактивности -
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- film cooling
- flood cooling
- flood-type cooling
- flying-off cooling
- force cooling
- hydrogen cooling
- liquid cooling
- mist cooling
- oil cooling
- oil-jet cooling
- spindle cooling
- sweat cooling
- transpiration cooling
- water coolingEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > cooling
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выплавлять баббит из вкладыша; заливать шов припоем; выделять влагу- sweat cooling - sweat gasoline - sweat joint -
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