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1 winding
s ovoj, motanje, namatanje; [el] namot; zavoj, okuka* * *
kalem
likvidacija
motanje
namotaj
namotavanje
navoj
navojak
obrtni
ovoj
vijugav
zavojit -
2 winding up
s namatanje, navijanje* * *
likvidacija -
3 winding-up
s namatanje, navijanje -
4 winding number
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5 winding bend
zavoja; vijuga; zavijutak; okuka -
6 winding course
krivudavo, vijugavoi protjecanje; -
7 winding sheet
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8 winding-sheet
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9 damping winding
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10 interturn short circuits in winding
English-Croatian dictionary > interturn short circuits in winding
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11 stabilizing winding
stabilizacijski namot -
12 tertiary winding
tercijarni namot -
13 unicoil winding
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14 unsymetrical double lap winding
nesimetriÄni dvovojni petljasti namotEnglish-Croatian dictionary > unsymetrical double lap winding
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15 armature winding
namot armature, rotorski namot, namote kotve. -
16 rotary winding
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17 self winding
adj automatski (sat), koji se sam navija -
18 shunt winding
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19 voltage winding
naponski namot; paralelni namot;
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