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1 теплота горения
1) Military: (пороха) calorimetric value2) Engineering: heat of combustion3) Automobile industry: heat range4) Oil: combustion heat5) Arms production: calorimetric value (пороха) -
2 теплотворная способность
1) General subject: calorific capacity, calorific effect, heating value, calorific value (АД)2) Geology: heating capacity3) Medicine: calorific antiserum4) Military: calorific valve, heat of combustion, heat power, heat valve5) Engineering: btu content, caloric power, caloric value, caloricity, calorific efficiency (топлива), calorific power, thermal power6) Construction: heat output, heating power, net calorific power7) Automobile industry: heating effect8) Mining: heat content (горючего)9) Metallurgy: calorific effervescive, heat-producing value10) Oil: calorie power, heat value11) Astronautics: calorimetric value, combustion value12) Mechanics: thermal value13) Cellulose: Furnace Heat Release (теплотворная способность различных типов отходов при их сжигании)14) Power engineering: calorific capacitance15) Makarov: combustion value (топлива)16) Cement: heat absorption capacity, heat capacity, heat storage capacity, heating outputУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > теплотворная способность
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3 теплотворность
1) Naval: heat power, thermal power2) Military: heating efficiency3) Engineering: caloric power, caloric value, caloricity, calorific capacity, calorific power, heat value, heating value4) Automobile industry: heat output, heating effect, thermal value5) Oil: calorie power, heating capacity6) Special term: calorific value7) Astronautics: calorimetric value, combustion value, heat of combustion8) Power engineering: calorific capacitance9) Electricity: calorific output10) Combustion gas turbines: calorific effect, heating power -
4 теплота горения (пороха)
Military: calorimetric valueУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > теплота горения (пороха)
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