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81 bare pipe
rura nieizolowana -
82 barometric tail pipe
rura barometrycznaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > barometric tail pipe
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83 bell-and-spigot pipe
rura kielichowaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > bell-and-spigot pipe
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84 bell-and-spigot pipe joint
połączenie rurowe kielichoweEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > bell-and-spigot pipe joint
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85 belly pipe
dyszak w wielkim piecu -
86 bent pipe
łuk rurowy kształtka -
87 big inch pipe
rura o dużej średnicy do rurociągów -
88 blast pipe
okrężnica w wielkim piecuprzewód okrężny dmuchuprzewód pierścieniowy dmuchu -
89 blowdown pipe
rura spustowa -
90 blow-off pipe
rura spustowa -
91 brake pipe
przewód hamulcowy -
92 branch pipe
kształtka rurowa wielod rogowarura odgałęziona -
93 breeches-pipe
krzywak podwójnytrójnik rurowy w kształcie litery Y -
94 Briggs pipe thread
gwint rurowy BriggsaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > Briggs pipe thread
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95 British Standard Pipe screw thread
gwint rurowy brytyjskiEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > British Standard Pipe screw thread
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96 broken pipe
rozerwany rurociąg -
97 bustle pipe
okrężnica w wielkim piecuprzewód okrężny dmuchuprzewód pierścieniowy dmuchu -
98 casing pipe
rura okładzinowa -
99 chain pipe
kluza łańcuchowarura łańcuchowa -
100 chain pipe tongs
klucz łańcuchowy do rur
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