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1 converter of acid lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > converter of acid lining
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2 converter of acid lining
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > converter of acid lining
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3 converter of acid lining
Англо-русский металлургический словарь > converter of acid lining
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4 converter of acid lining
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > converter of acid lining
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5 converter of acid lining
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > converter of acid lining
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6 converter of acid lining
English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > converter of acid lining
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7 acid lining
<chem.proc> (gen.; vessel) ■ saure Auskleidung f ; saures Futter n -
8 lining
1. n подкладка2. n подкладочный материал3. n полигр. форзацный материалlining material — облицовочный материал; футеровочный материал
4. n тех. обкладка; облицовка, обшивка5. n тех. заливка6. n метал. футеровка7. n стр. опалубка8. n тех. грунтовка9. n полигр. оклейка10. n горн. крепление; обсадка11. n горн. крепь12. n выравнивание, выпрямлениеСинонимический ряд:1. facing (noun) appliquй; backing; bias; binding; facing; folds; hem; overlay; trim2. adjoining (verb) abutting; adjoining; bordering; butting against; butting on; communicating; joining; marching; neighboring; touching; verging3. ranging (verb) aligning; line up; lining up; ranging -
9 acid
1) кислота
2) кислотный
3) кислый
– acetic acid
– acid bottom
– acid brick
– acid catalysis
– acid catalyst
– acid corrosion
– acid dye
– acid dyeing
– acid egg
– acid extract
– acid fixer
– acid flux
– acid ion
– acid lining
– acid liquor
– acid number
– acid oxide
– acid phosphate
– acid pickling
– acid proof
– acid reduction
– acid refractory
– acid residual
– acid resistance
– acid salt
– acid slag
– acid steel
– acid tar
– acid test
– acid vulcanization
– acrylic acid
– adenylic acid
– aluminic acid
– aqueous acid
– ascorbic acid
– attack by acid
– battery acid
– boric acid
– carbolic acid
– carbonic acid
– combined acid
– conjugate acid
– cooking acid
– deoxyribonucleic acid
– di2-ethylhexylphosphoric acid
– dihydric acid
– dihydroxymaleic acid
– dry sulphuric acid
– fatty acid
– formic acid
– forming acid
– free acid
– humic acid
– hydrochloric acid
– hydrofluoric acid
– hydrogen acid
– hydrosulphuric acid
– hypobromous acid
– hyponitrous acid
– kill the acid
– mesotartaric acid
– mixed acid
– nitric acid
– nitrous acid
– oxalic acid
– perchloric acid
– phosphoric acid
– polybasic acid
– process acid
– prussic acid
– raw acid
– saturated acid
– strong acid
– sulphuric acid
– tetrabasic acid
– titrating acid
– tower acid
– unbound acid
– unsaturated acid
– waste acid
– weak acid
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10 brick-working lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > brick-working lining
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11 crucible lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > crucible lining
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12 cupola lining
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13 fire-clay lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > fire-clay lining
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14 ladle lining
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15 lead lining
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16 refractory lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > refractory lining
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17 seamless lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > seamless lining
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18 semipermanent lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > semipermanent lining
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19 shaft lining
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20 sintered lining
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > sintered lining
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