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Горное дело: образующее золу включение -
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1) загрязнение
2) <engin.> примесный
3) примесь
– acceptor impurity
– ash-forming impurity
– donor impurity
– impurity activation
– impurity band
– impurity center
– impurity gradient
– impurity ionization
– interstitial impurity
– substitutional impurity
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установление; выяснение- ash - ash-bearing fuel - ash bin - ash-bit damper - ash bowl - ash box - ash bunker - ash catcher - ash collector - ash content - ash content in oil - ash corrosion - ash disposal - ash erosion - ash-forming impurity - ash-free - ash-free filter - ash-free fuel - ash handling - ash hole - ash hopper - ash pan - ash-pan damper - ash pit - ash pond - ash reciever - ash removal - ash-rich fuel - ash sluicing device - ash specification - ash test - ash tray - ash wood- fly ash- oil ash - pulverized fuel ash - zinc ash
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