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1 continuous waste
continuous waste ( continuous waste pipe) SAN durchlaufender Abfluss m (aus zwei oder mehr Waschbecken zu einem Geruchsverschluss)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > continuous waste
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2 continuous charging grate
English-german technical dictionary > continuous charging grate
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3 continuous operation
<tech.gen> (e.g. of components, functional units, systems, plants) ■ Dauerbetrieb m ; Dauereinsatz m ; Non-Stop-Betrieb m ugs<tech.gen> (of machines, plants) ■ Durchlaufbetrieb m<tech.gen> ■ kontinuierlicher Betrieb m< econ> ■ durchlaufender Betrieb m ; ununterbrochener Betrieb m ; Betrieb rund um die Uhr m ; Non-Stop-Betrieb m<pap.waste> (as the final stage in pulper detrashing systems) ■ kontinuierliches System n< proc> ■ Umlaufbetrieb m< prod> ■ Fließbetrieb m -
4 continuous print
<pap.waste> ■ Endlosdruck m -
5 continuous printing paper
<pap.waste> ■ Endlosdruckpapier nEnglish-german technical dictionary > continuous printing paper
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6 continuous pulper
<pap.waste> ■ kontinuierlicher Stofflöser m ; kontinuierlich arbeitender Stofflöser m -
7 continuous sliplining
<waste.hydr> ■ Langrohrrelining n
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