Tensile 0.1% proof-stress
Lithuanian translation: 0,1% (sąlyginė) takumo riba
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| 4 | 0,1% (kompensuojamoji) takumo riba |
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| 3 | įtempis 0,1%, atsparus smūgiams |
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| tensile 0.1% proof-stress įtempis 0,1%, atsparus smūgiams Explanation: . |
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| tensile 0.1% proof-stress 0,1% (kompensuojamoji) takumo riba Explanation: Google daug pavyzdžių su takumo ribomis. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 21 mins (2017-06-12 10:58:33 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Proof stress= offset yield point, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yield_(engineering) |
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