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1 water-soluble coolant
Автоматика: водоэмульсионная СОЖ -
2 water-soluble coolant
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > water-soluble coolant
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3 coolant
смазочно-охлаждающая жидкость, СОЖ- biostable coolant
- cutting coolant
- flood coolant
- flooded coolant
- grinding coolant
- high-pressure coolant
- induced coolant
- liquid coolant
- machining coolant
- petroleum-based coolant
- pressure-feed coolant
- through-spindle coolant
- through-the-tool coolant
- water-soluble coolantEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > coolant
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4 solution
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5 additive
1. n добавление, дополнение; добавка2. n приправа; добавка3. n присадка4. a спец. аддитивный; совокупный; кумулятивныйСинонимический ряд:accumulative (adj.) accumulative; additory; attained; chain; cumulative; gathered; increasing; secured; summative -
6 fluid
1) жидкость || жидкий; текучий2) газ || газообразный3) гидравлический; пневматический•- green metal cutting fluid
- braking fluid
- coolant fluid
- coolant-cutting fluid
- damping fluid
- dielectric fluid
- difficult-to-pump fluid
- electrolyte fluid
- exhaust fluid
- flushing fluid
- grinding fluid
- hydraulic fluid
- lapping fluid
- low-foaming fluid
- lubricant-bearing pressurized fluid
- lubricating fluid
- machining fluid
- metal-working fluid
- nitrite-free fluid
- operating fluid
- parting fluid
- petroleum fluid
- pressure fluid
- pressurized fluid
- quenching fluid
- refrigerent fluid
- soluble oil grinding fluid
- standard working fluid
- sulfurized cutting fluid
- tapping fluid
- water-mix cutting fluid
- working fluidEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > fluid
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