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1 нагар
2) Aviation: calamine3) Naval: carbon residue4) Military: (на коллекторе) blackening, residue5) Engineering: blackening, caking, carbon, carbon deposit, carbon ridge, coke, combustion deposits, deposit, scale, soot, soot formation, varnish (в двигателе)6) Railway term: deposit of oil, lamp black7) Automobile industry: deposit of carbon, deposit of soot, fouling, soot deposit8) Cinema: incrustation9) Forestry: oil deposit, scorch, scorch mark10) Metallurgy: kish11) Jargon: gook12) Oil: carbonaceous deposit, coke (в крекинг-установке, на катализаторе, в двигателе)13) Silicates: soot deposits14) Ecology: quench layer15) Oilfield: carbon cake (в выхлопной трубе), carbon laydown (в двигателе)16) Galvanic: burnt deposit18) Arms production: (пороховой) sooting19) Makarov: coke (в крекинг-установке, на КТ, в двигателе и т.п.), deposition, thief (на свече)20) Cement: carbon deposition -
2 остаток после сжигания
Engineering: combustion depositsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > остаток после сжигания
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3 отложение продуктов горения
Engineering: combustion depositsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отложение продуктов горения
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4 не представлять большой ценности
Не представлять большой ценностиThese measurements were not found to be of much value because of formation of deposits on the surface of the specimens from the combustion gases.Such a simple model has limited value.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > не представлять большой ценности
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