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1 fission product carry-over
vaporous carry-over — паровой унос; унос с паровой фазой
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > fission product carry-over
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2 carry-over
унос; вынос; перенос (с паром; с верхним слоем); захват; рециркулирующие примесиvaporous carry-over — паровой унос; унос с паровой фазой
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3 moisture carry-over
унос влаги; (механический) перенос влагиvaporous carry-over — паровой унос; унос с паровой фазой
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > moisture carry-over
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4 droplet carry-over
капельный унос (влаги); механический уносvaporous carry-over — паровой унос; унос с паровой фазой
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > droplet carry-over
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5 radioactivity carry-over
вынос радиоактивности; унос радиоактивностиvaporous carry-over — паровой унос; унос с паровой фазой
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > radioactivity carry-over
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6 mechanical carry-over
механический унос; капельный унос (примесей)vaporous carry-over — паровой унос; унос с паровой фазой
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > mechanical carry-over
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7 vaporous carry-over
паровой унос; унос с паровой фазойEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > vaporous carry-over
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