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1 fuel nitrogen
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > fuel nitrogen
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2 fuel nitrogen
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3 fuel nitrogen
Техника: топливный азот -
4 fuel-nitrogen conversion
преобразование топливного азота
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > fuel-nitrogen conversion
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5 fuel nitrogen oxidations
топливные оксиды азота
Образуются в процессе горения в результате окисления содержащегося в топливе азота.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > fuel nitrogen oxidations
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6 fuel-nitrogen conversion
преобразование топ дивного азотаАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > fuel-nitrogen conversion
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7 fuel nitrogen conversion
Техника: преобразование топливного азотаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > fuel nitrogen conversion
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8 nitrogen
- nitrogen-assimilating - nitrogen balance - nitrogen-bearing - nitrogen case-hardening - nitrogen-containing fuel - nitrogen detector - nitrogen dioxide - nitrogen fertilizer - nitrogen fertilizer plant - nitrogen fixer - nitrogen freezing system - nitrogen getter - nitrogen hardening - nitrogen-loving - nitrogen manure - nitrogen oxides - nitrogen pressurized service brake - nitrogen purging of tank - nitrogen-shielded arc welding - nitrogen-starved -
9 fuel
1) топливо, горючее || заправлять(ся) топливом, заправлять(ся) горючим•-
acid sludge fuel
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additional fuel
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aircraft engine fuel grade 100
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aircraft fuel grade 100
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alcohol fuel
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alternate fuel
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annihilation fuel
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antiknock fuel
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aromatic fuel
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ash-bearing fuel
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ash-free fuel
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ash-rich fuel
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atomic fuel
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atomized fuel
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automotive fuel
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aviation blending fuel
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aviation fuel
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aviation mixed fuel
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backup fuel
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binary fuel
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biomass-based fuel
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black oil fuel
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blended fuel
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blending fuel
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borderline fuels
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bunker fuel
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by-product fuel
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ceramic nuclear fuel
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clean-burning fuel
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climb fuel
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coal-derived liquid fuel
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coal-in-oil fuel
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coal-water fuel
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cold-starting fuel
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colloidal fuel
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commercial grade fuel
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composite fuel
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concentrated nuclear fuel
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cupola fuel
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degraded fuel
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denatured fuel
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diesel fuel
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dispersion fuel
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domestic fuel
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doped fuel
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dribbling diesel fuel
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dusty fuel
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emulsified fuel
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engine fuel
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enriched fuel
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ethanol fuel
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ethylized fuel
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finished fuel
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fissionable fuel
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fission fuel
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fossil fuel
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fresh fuel
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fusionable fuel
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fusion fuel
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gas fuel
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generative fuel
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heavy oil fuel
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high-antiknock fuel
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high-flash fuel
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high-grade fuel
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high-moisture fuel
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high-speed diesel fuel
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high-sulfur fuel
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high-volatile fuel
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household fuel
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hydrocarbon fuel
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hydrogen fuel
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hydrogen-based gaseous fuel
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intentionally dumped fuel
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irradiated fuel
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jet aircraft fuel
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jet fuel
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knock-free fuel
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lead-free fuel
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light diesel fuel
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light-volatile fuel
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liquid fuel
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liquid gas fuel
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liquid hydrocarbon fuel
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liquid transportation fuel
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lower enrichment nuclear fuel
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low-grade fuel
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low-sulfur fuel
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low-volatile fuel
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mixed oxide fuel
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motor fuel
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motor volatile fuel
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nitrogen-containing fuel
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nonfroth fuel
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nonhydrocarbon motor fuel
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nonleaded fuel
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nuclear fuel
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oil fuel
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oxygen-oil rocket fuel
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patch fuel
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petroleum fuel
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pollution-free fuel
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poor diesel fuel
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poor ignition quality fuel
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porous fuel
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powdered fuel
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power booster fuel
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power fuel
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power-plant fuel
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premium fuel
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premium motor fuel
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premium-priced fuel
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pressed fuel
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pressure fuel
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primary nuclear fuel
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process fuel
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pulverized fuel
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pumpable fuel
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radioactive fuel
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railroad fuel
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recycle nuclear fuel
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reduced-enrichment fuel
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reference fuel
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replacement fuel
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rocket fuel
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safety fuel
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shellspark fuel
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slurry fuel
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smokeless fuel
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solid fuel
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spent fuel
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sphere-pac fuel
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standard fuel
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starting fuel
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stove fuel
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sulfur-bearing fuel
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superoctane number fuel
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superoctane fuel
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synthetic liquid fuel
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temporary fuel
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transport fuel
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turbine fuel
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two-stroke fuel
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unleaded fuel
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unsafe fuel
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uranium carbide fuel
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vehicle fuel
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waste fuels
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10 nitrogen
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11 nitrogen-containing fuel
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > nitrogen-containing fuel
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12 fuel bound nitrogen
связанный топливный азот
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > fuel bound nitrogen
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13 fuel-fabrication plant
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > fuel-fabrication plant
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14 fuel-reprocessing plant
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > fuel-reprocessing plant
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15 nitrogen-containing fuel
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > nitrogen-containing fuel
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16 nitrogen-containing fuel
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > nitrogen-containing fuel
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17 nitrogen purge fuel gas system
Общая лексика: система топливного газа для продувки азотомУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > nitrogen purge fuel gas system
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18 nitrogen will act as back-up for fuel gas purging of flare header
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > nitrogen will act as back-up for fuel gas purging of flare header
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19 nitrogen-containing fuel
Техника: азотсодержащее топливоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > nitrogen-containing fuel
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20 nitrogen-containing fuel
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > nitrogen-containing fuel
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