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1 печь для варки фритты
Engineering: frit furnaceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > печь для варки фритты
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2 под
( печи) backstone, bakestone, bottom, floor, hearth, ( хлебопекарной печи) bottom plate, siege, ( горелки) sill сил., sole* * *под м. ( печи)
bottom, hearthзаправля́ть под метал. — fettle the bottomпод изна́шивается — the bottom erodesнабива́ть под — ram (in) [pack, tamp] the bottomнава́ривать под — burn (in) [frit, glaze in] the bottomнава́ривать под марте́на из, напр. песка́ — sinter, e. g., sand into the bottom of an open-hearth furnaceнава́ривать под марте́на песко́м — glaze on [frit] a sand bottom, glaze [frit] sand on the bottom of an open-hearth furnaceакти́вный под — effective hearthпод вагра́нки — (cupola) wellвраща́ющийся под — rotary bottom; rotating hearthки́слый под — acid bottomосновно́й под — basic hearthпод шлаковика́, накло́нный — slag stope -
3 наваривать под мартена песком
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > наваривать под мартена песком
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4 лещадь
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bottom; ( в доменной печи) blast-furnace bottom; ( в вагранке) cupola bottomвыкла́дывать ле́щадь из углеро́дистых бло́ков — line the furnace bottom with carbon blocksле́щадь изна́шивается — the bottom erodesнабива́ть ле́щадь — ram (in) [pack, tamp] the bottomнабива́ть ле́щадь огнеупо́рной ма́ссой — frit a refractory material into the bottomнава́ривать ле́щадь — burn (in) [frit] the bottomле́щадь из углеро́дистой набо́йки — carbon paste bottom* * * -
5 лещадь
ж. bottom; blast-furnace bottom; cupola bottomпод; лещадь — hearth bottom
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