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1 carbon dioxide-graphite reactor
Engineering: CGRУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > carbon dioxide-graphite reactor
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2 графит
carbon, graphiteРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > графит
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3 графит
graphite, plumbago, black lead; lead (в карандаше)* * ** * *graphite, plumbago, black lead; lead* * *black-leadcarbongraphitegraphiteskishmeta-anthraciteplumbago -
4 графит
blacklead, carbon, graphite, black lead, lead* * *графи́т м.
graphite, blacklead, plumbagoвыделя́ть графи́т — reject [fiberate] graphiteизвлека́ть графи́т (из руды, напр. флотацией) — beneficiate natural graphite by (e. g., flotation)глобуля́рный графи́т — globular [spheroidal] graphiteдо́менный графи́т — blast-furnace graphiteкаранда́шный графи́т — pencil leadкарби́дный графи́т — carbide graphiteколло́идный графи́т — colloidal graphiteкристалли́ческий графи́т ( природный) — crystalline [vein] graphiteкусково́й графи́т ( искусственный) — (artificial) bulk graphiteсвя́занный графи́т — fixed graphiteсилици́рованный графи́т — silicicated graphiteскрытокристалли́ческий графи́т — cryptocrystalline graphiteсфероида́льный графи́т — spheroidal graphiteто́чечный графи́т — spotted graphiteчешу́йчатый графи́т ( природный) — flake graphite, “flake”шарови́дный графи́т — globular [spheroidal] graphiteэвтекти́ческий графи́т — eutectic graphiteэвтекто́идный графи́т — eutectoid graphite* * * -
5 свободный углерод
1) Engineering: free carbon2) Automobile industry: (несвязанный) free carbon, graphite, uncombined carbon3) Metallurgy: kish (на наваренном металле) -
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blacklead, carbon, graphite, plumbago, black lead, mineral carbon, wad брит., leadРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > графит
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7 углеграфитовая щётка
син. угольная щеткаcarbon-graphite brush (син. carbon-brush)Щётки электрических машин, состоящие из углерода и графита. -
8 износостойкий углеграфит
Silicates: abrasion-resistant carbon-graphiteУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > износостойкий углеграфит
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9 углеграфит
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10 угольный графит
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13 маркировка частицами угля
Русско-английский научный словарь > маркировка частицами угля
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14 углерод
углерод
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carbon
A nonmetallic element existing in the three crystalline forms: graphite, diamond and buckminsterfullerene: occurring in carbon dioxide, coal, oil and all organic compounds. (Source: CED)
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > углерод
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15 графит
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16 графитированный уголь
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17 графито-углеродный тормозной диск
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > графито-углеродный тормозной диск
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18 графитовый ядерный реактор
carbon reactor, graphite(-moderated) reactorРусско-английский политехнический словарь > графитовый ядерный реактор
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19 графитоуглеродная ткань
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > графитоуглеродная ткань
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20 уран-графитовый ядерный реактор
carbon-uranium reactor, graphite-uranium reactorРусско-английский политехнический словарь > уран-графитовый ядерный реактор
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