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blast-furnace graphite метал.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > доменный графит
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blacklead, carbon, graphite, black lead, lead* * *графи́т м.
graphite, blacklead, plumbagoвыделя́ть графи́т — reject [fiberate] graphiteизвлека́ть графи́т (из руды, напр. флотацией) — beneficiate natural graphite by (e. g., flotation)глобуля́рный графи́т — globular [spheroidal] graphiteдо́менный графи́т — blast-furnace graphiteкаранда́шный графи́т — pencil leadкарби́дный графи́т — carbide graphiteколло́идный графи́т — colloidal graphiteкристалли́ческий графи́т ( природный) — crystalline [vein] graphiteкусково́й графи́т ( искусственный) — (artificial) bulk graphiteсвя́занный графи́т — fixed graphiteсилици́рованный графи́т — silicicated graphiteскрытокристалли́ческий графи́т — cryptocrystalline graphiteсфероида́льный графи́т — spheroidal graphiteто́чечный графи́т — spotted graphiteчешу́йчатый графи́т ( природный) — flake graphite, “flake”шарови́дный графи́т — globular [spheroidal] graphiteэвтекти́ческий графи́т — eutectic graphiteэвтекто́идный графи́т — eutectoid graphite* * * -
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Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > шаровидный графит
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Engineering: blast-furnace graphite
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