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1 vaporized fuel
1) Военный термин: испарившееся горючее2) Техника: пары топлива -
2 vaporized fuel
горючее в парообразном состоянии; испарившееся горючее [топливо]Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > vaporized fuel
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3 vaporized fuel flow
Техника: поток паров топлива -
4 vaporized fuel inlet
Техника: впуск паров топлива -
5 vaporized fuel line
Техника: топливопровод топливных паров -
6 vaporized fuel outlet
Техника: выпуск паров топлива -
7 fuel
топливо; ркт. горючее; заправлять(ся) топливомcarbon compounds liquid hydrogen fuel — ракетное горючее на основе соединений углерода и жидкого водорода
cold starting priming fuel — пусковое [стартовое] топливо для низких температур
request a minimum fuel GCA — просить разрешение на посадку по системе «Джи-Си-Эй» с учётом минимального расхода топлива
— AB fuel— dry fuel— fuel on— low fuel— net fuel— wax fuel— wet fuel— ZIP fuel -
8 pressurization
нагнетание, повышение давления; наддув ( кабины) ; подача ( топлива) под давлением; вытеснение ( топлива из баков) ; создание внутреннего избыточного давленияEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > pressurization
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