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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > thermal crack
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crack initiation — зарождение трещины; инициирование трещины
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > thermal crack
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1) Техника: термическая трещина, трещина теплового расширения2) Строительство: трещина от температурных напряжений3) Автомобильный термин: тепловая трещина, трещина, образовавшаяся при нагревании4) Металлургия: трещина, вызываемая нагревом -
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тепловая трещина, термическая трещина -
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трещина, образовавшаяся при нагреве, тепловая трещинаАнгло-русский словарь по сварочному производству > thermal crack
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > thermal crack
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трещина, образовавшаяся при нагревании; тепловая трещина -
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- crack
- nтрещина
- diagonal crack
- fatigue crack
- fire cracks
- frost crack
- hairline crack
- hair crack
- random cracks
- reflection cracks
- shearing cracks
- shear cracks
- shrinkage crack
- stress crack
- thermal crack
- tiny crack
- transverse crack
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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1) трещина; разрыв || трескаться, растрескиваться; разрываться; раскалываться2) мн. ч. метал. проф. рванины (раскрытые разрывы вследствие пониженной пластичности)•to bridge crack — перекрывать трещину;to point crack — расшивать трещину (напр. в штукатурке)-
accelerating crack
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alligator crack
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arrested crack
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basal crack
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bifurcated crack
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blunted crack
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blunt crack
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bond-failure crack
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branched crack
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branching crack
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brittle fracture crack
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butt crack
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central crack
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check crack
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chill crack
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chip cracks
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circular crack
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circumferential crack
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circumferential discrete crack
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clevage crack
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combined mode crack
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continuous crack
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contraction crack
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corrosion crack
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corrosion-fatigue crack
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craze crack
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creep crack
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critical crack
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crotchcorner crack
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crow-foot cracks
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curved crack
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cylindrical crack
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decelerating crack
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D-line cracks
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double edge crack
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draw crack
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drying crack
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edge crack
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elliptically shaped crack
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elliptical shaped crack
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embedded crack
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equilibrium crack
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expansion crack
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extending crack
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external crack
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fatigue crack
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fine crack
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finite crack
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fire crack
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flake crack
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flat crack
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flute crack
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fold crack
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forked crack
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frame cracks
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frost crack
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grinding crack
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growing crack
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hair-line crack
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hair crack
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halfway crack
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hanger crack
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hardening crack
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heat-treatment crack
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high-velocity crack
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inclined crack
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interface crack
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intergranular crack
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interlaminar crack
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internal crack
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line crack
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longitudinal crack
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longitudinal tie crack
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map cracks
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minute crack
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most vulnerable crack
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nonbranched crack
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nonextending crack
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nonthrough thickness crack
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nonthrough crack
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normal crack
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notch crack
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oblique crack
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panel crack
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partial crack
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part-through thickness crack
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part-through crack
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patched crack
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penetrated crack
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pickling cracks
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plate crack
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pressing crack
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primary crack
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progressive-type crack
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progressive crack
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propagating crack
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quenching crack
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quench crack
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rail seat crack
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relaxed crack
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ring crack
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rolled crack
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root crack
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secondary crack
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self-propagating crack
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semielliptical crack
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semiinfinite crack
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service-induced crack
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shallow crack
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sharp crack
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sharp-tipped crack
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shear crack
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shrinkage crack
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single edge crack
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skin crack
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slit crack
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solidification crack
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spreading crack
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straight crack
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strain crack
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stress corrosion crack
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stress crack
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stress fatigue crack
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submicroscopic crack
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subsurface crack
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surface crack
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surface-initiated crack
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tensile crack
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thermal crack
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thermal fatigue crack
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throat crack
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through-the-wall crack
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through-wall crack
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through-the-thickness crack
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tide crack
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tie center crack
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toe crack
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wedge-shaped crack
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welding crack
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1) трещина; расселина; щель2) трескаться; раскалываться•- branched crack - butt crack - capillary crack - central crack - contraction crack - cooling crack - corrosion crack - creep crack - cross crack - crow-foot crack - developing crack - expansion crack - failure crack - fatigue crack - fire crack - frost crack - hair crack - hair-fine crack - heat crack - horizontal crack - incipient crack - inclined crack - longitudinal crack - masked crack - root crack - service crack - sharp crack - shatter crack - shrinkage crack - star crack - surface crack - tiny crack - veed crack - wavy crack - wind crack* * *трещина- diagonal crack
- fatigue crack
- fire cracks
- frost crack
- hairline crack
- hair crack
- random cracks
- reflection cracks
- shearing cracks
- shear cracks
- shrinkage crack
- stress crack
- thermal crack
- tiny crack
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1) трещина
2) истрескаться
3) крекировать
4) расседаться
5) растрескиваться
6) расщеливаться
7) расщелина
8) расщелиться
9) щелка
– apex of crack
– contraction crack
– crack arrester
– crack case
– crack growth
– crack petroleum
– crack propagates
– crack propagation
– cross crack
– cross-cut end crack
– expanded crack
– fatigue crack
– fire crack
– grinding crack
– hair crack
– hair-line crack
– hardening crack
– incipient crack
– longitudinal crack
– mouth of crack
– pickling crack
– scarfing crack
– shrinkage crack
– star crack
– strain crack
– thermal crack
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