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na | metal or PVC pipe OR metal or PVC tube |
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na | se concontró "deck conduit" |
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na | hatch cover |
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metal or PVC pipe OR metal or PVC tube Explanation: It depends on the text, PVC are plastic ones and metal it's done in different types of metal, STEEL • ALUMINUM • STAINLESS STEEL • COPPER • STEEL ALLOYS The usage vary, for water, electricity, etc... The following site has some types of tubes. Saludos Vivian : ) Reference: http://www.webendtube.com/ |
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se concontró "deck conduit" Explanation: en el contexto de buques (electricidad) en: http://www.divernet.com/boats/humb396.htm |
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hatch cover Explanation: From Diccionario para ingenieros by Louis A. Robb, John Wiley & Sons, NY, '55, 22nd printing CECSA, Mexico, '75, listed as equivalent of 'cubierta de escotilla' (cn) = construcción naval. |
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