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1 cracking heater
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2 cracking heater
(нефть) крекинг- печьEnglish-Russian dictionary of Oil Industry > cracking heater
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3 крекинг-печь
1) General subject: racking oven2) Engineering: cracker, cracking chamber, cracking furnace, cracking still, cracking unit, firecracker3) Oil: cracked still4) Mechanic engineering: (промышленная) furnace5) Makarov: cracking heater, pressure still -
4 крекинг-печь
cracking unit, cracking chamber, cracking furnace, craking heater, cracking still, cracker* * *кре́кинг-печь ж.
cracking still* * * -
5 крекинг-печь
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6 feed
1) питание
2) задающий
3) корм
4) кормораздаточный
5) механизм подачи
6) передивать
7) питальный
8) питательный
9) питать
10) подача
11) раскат
12) <agric.> кормовой
13) поддув
14) подавать
15) подвод
16) подать
17) расходный
18) загрузочный
19) сырьевой
20) барабанный
21) питающий
22) котловой
23) подающий
– agitator feed
– antenna feed
– apply feed
– automatic feed
– call feed
– cup feed
– drip feed
– feed a line
– feed board
– feed box
– feed chamber
– feed control
– feed cook-house
– feed cup
– feed current
– feed cylinder
– feed distirbutor
– feed distributor
– feed drill
– feed elevator
– feed fuel
– feed gear-box
– feed hopper
– feed naphtha
– feed opening
– feed pellet
– feed pipe-line
– feed plate
– feed pulp
– feed pump
– feed rate
– feed reversal
– feed roll
– feed roller
– feed shaft
– feed slurry
– feed spool
– feed sprocket
– feed tank
– feed tray
– feed unit
– feed water
– feed wheel
– feed wire
– formula feed
– fuel feed
– gravity feed
– hand feed
– line feed
– magazine feed
– overfire feed
– parallel feed
– pelletized feed
– power feed
– pressure feed
– process feed
– pump ink feed
– quadrature feed
– rerolling feed
– roll feed
– rotating feed
– series feed
– skelp feed
– sprue feed
– succulent feed
– sweep-form feed
– tape feed
– throw in feed
– top feed furnace
– underfire feed
– vacuum feed
– voltage feed
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