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1 clinker burning
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2 burning to clinker
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > burning to clinker
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3 Klinkerbrennen
Klinkerbrennen n 1. firing to clinker, burning to clinker; 2. firing to cement clinker, burning to cement clinkerDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Klinkerbrennen
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4 обжиг клинкера
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5 спекающийся уголь
1) Geology: clinker, soldering coal2) Engineering: agglomerating coal, baking coal, close-burning coal, coking coal, sintering coal3) Railway term: banding coal4) Mining: caking coal5) Metallurgy: carbonization coal, crozzling coal6) Makarov: binding coal, metallurgical coal -
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sg - brǽndetдрова́ мн* * *beat down, blaze, burn, char, cremate, fire, firewood, incinerate* * *I. (et) wood, firewood;(fig) you'll catch it, you'll get it in the neck.II. *( uden objekt) burn;( NB datid burned);( fortæres af ild) burn, be burnt,( om bygning) burn down, be burnt down;( være tændt) be lighted,(elekt) be on ( fx the light was on);( være hed) burn ( fx his hands were burning);[ hvor brænder det?] where is the fire?[ lade lyset brænde] leave the light on, let the light stay on;[ solen brændte] the sun blazed down;( med objekt) burn;( NB datid burnt);( om ligbrænding) cremate;( kaffebønner) roast;(porcelæn etc) fire;(teglsten etc) bake;[ brænde lys] have the light(s) on;( stearinlys) burn candles;[ brænde sit lys i begge ender] burn the candle at both ends;(se også skib);[ brænde af] burn ( fx rubbish), burn down ( fx the house);[ brænde af begær] burn with desire;[ brænde fyrværkeri af] let off fireworks;[ blive brændt `af](dvs svigtet) be let down;(dvs kom ikke) she stood me up;[ brænde efter at] be dying to ( fx he was dying to speak);[ brænde inde] die in a (, the) fire;[ brænde inde med varerne] be left with the goods on one's hands;[ han brændte inde med historien] he never got a chance of telling the story;[ brænde ned ( til grunden)] burn down, be burnt down;F be destroyed by fire;[ brænde op] be burnt, be destroyed by fire;[ brænde over](elekt: smelte) fuse,(om elekt pære) burn out;[ sennep brænder på tungen] mustard burns one's tongue;[ brænde `på]( om mad) catch ( fx the milk has caught); burn ( fx the porridge is burnt);(om slagger etc) cake, clinker;(om motor etc) seize up;(fig) break down;[ brænde ud] burn out;[ brænde sig] burn oneself,(fig) burn one's fingers (på on);[ brænde sig på en nælde] be stung by a nettle; -
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Cement — In the most general sense of the word, a cement is a binder, a substance which sets and hardens independently, and can bind other materials together. The name cement goes back to the Romans who used the term opus caementicium to describe masonry… … Wikipedia
