What does KERS mean?
KERS means kinetic energy retrieval system
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Energy Abbreviations
Particularly in Energy Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for kinetic energy retrieval system?
kinetic energy retrieval system can be abbreviated as KERS
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What does KERS stand for? KERS stands for "kinetic energy retrieval system". |
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How to abbreviate "kinetic energy retrieval system"? "kinetic energy retrieval system" can be abbreviated as KERS. |
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What is the meaning of KERS abbreviation? The meaning of KERS abbreviation is "kinetic energy retrieval system". |
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What is KERS abbreviation? One of the definitions of KERS is "kinetic energy retrieval system". |
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What does KERS mean? KERS as abbreviation means "kinetic energy retrieval system". |
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What is shorthand of kinetic energy retrieval system? The most common shorthand of "kinetic energy retrieval system" is KERS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- KEWC - Kinetic Energy Weapon Chemical
- KEWO - Kinetic Energy Weapon Orbital
- KE-ASAT - Kinetic Energy Anti-Satellite System
- KEASAT - Kinetic Energy ASAT
- KEBPI - Kinetic Energy Boost Phase Intercept
- KECPW - Kinetic Energy Cavity Penetrator Weapon
- KEPD - Kinetic Energy Penetrator Destructor
- KERD - Kinetic Energy Release Distribution
- KERMA - Kinetic Energy Released in Materials
- KESS - Kinetic Energy Storage System
- KET - Kinetic Energy Transfer
- KEW - Kinetic Energy Weapon
- KEWE - Kinetic Energy Weapon Electromagnetic
- KEWG - Kinetic Energy Weapon Ground
- KDEC - Kinetic Energy Weapons Digital Emulation Center
- KDSS - Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System
- KEMS - Kinetic Energy Monitoring System
- KERS - Kinetic Energy Recovery System
- SREC - Système de Récupération de l'Energie Cinétique (French: Kinetic Energy Recovery System; braking system)
- SBKEWS - space-based kinetic-energy weapon system