- corrosion [corrosive] fatigue
- коррозионная усталость
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corrosion [corrosive] fatigue
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Corrosive — Corrosion La corrosion désigne l altération d un matériau par réaction chimique avec un oxydant (le dioxygène et le cation H+ en majorité). Il faut en exclure les effets purement mécaniques (cela ne concerne pas, par exemple, la rupture sous l… … Wikipédia en Français
corrosion fatigue — the deterioration of properties resulting from repeated stressing of a metal in a corrosive medium. The rate of deterioration is greater than that resulting from either repeated stressing or corrosion alone … Mechanics glossary
corrosion fatigue — /kəˈroʊʒən fətig/ (say kuh rohzhuhn fuhteeg) noun the failure of a metal under stress when it is exposed to corrosive attack …
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