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FBE
(redirected from Fusion bonded epoxy)

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FBEEuropean Banking Federation
FBEFaculty of the Built Environment (UNSW, Sydney Australia)
FBEFusion Bonded Epoxy (pipe coating)
FBEFemale Business Enterprise
FBEFleet Battle Experiment
FBEFull Blood Examination
FBEFloating Body Effect (microelectronics)
FBEFree Buffer Enquiry
FBEForum for the Built Environment (formerly the Faculty of Building)
FBEFundamentals of Business and Economics
FBEFleet Body Equipment (specialized fleet vehicle upfitting company in Texas and Missouri)
FBEFolding Boat Equipment (bridge)
FBEFlat Bed Electrophoresis
FBEFraming Bit Error (Hekimian)
FBEField Budget Estimate
FBEFranciscan Brothers of the Eucharist
FBEFast Blind Equalization
FBEFelony Breaking and Entering (police designation)
FBEFitness-Based Experiment
FBEFrame Bus Extender


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