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101 vacuum arc heating furnace
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102 vacuum arc melting
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103 vacuum arc remelting
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104 vacuum arc remelting process
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105 vacuum belt-type filter
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106 vacuum brake force
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107 vacuum brazing
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108 vacuum breaker
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109 vacuum carbon deoxidation
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110 vacuum casting facility
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111 vacuum casting installation
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112 vacuum chamber
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113 vacuum circuit breaker
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114 vacuum circulation process
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115 vacuum cup
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116 vacuum cup lifting attachment
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117 vacuum decarburisation
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118 vacuum decarburization
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119 vacuum-degasified
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120 vacuum degassed
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