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1 местное теплоснабжение
местное теплоснабжение
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local heat supply
The provision of heating fuel, coal or other heating source materials, or the amount of heating capacity, for the use of a specific local community. (Source: ISEP)
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2 обеспечение теплом
обеспечение теплом
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heat supply
The provision of heating fuel, coal or other heating source materials, or the amount of heating capacity, for the use of a municipality, or other heat user. (Source: ISEP)
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3 теплостанция, работающая на отходах
теплостанция, работающая на отходах
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waste-fed heating plant
Heating plant where fuel is provided from refuse. (Source: PHC)
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4 теплоэлектростанция, работающая на отходах
теплоэлектростанция, работающая на отходах
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waste-fed heating and power plant
Heating and power production plant where fuel is provided from refuse. (Source: PHCa)
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5 производство цемента
производство цемента
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cement manufacture
Cement is produced by heating a mixture of clay or shale plus chalk or lime in a rotary kiln up to 250 m long per 8 m diameter rotating at 1 rpm. The process can be wet, semi-dry or dry and the fuel can be pulverized coal, oil or gas. As the coal ash is similar in composition to the clay or shale, it can stay in the cement clinker. As one of the kiln operator's major costs is fuel and even a modest sized kiln can consume 8-10 tons of coal per hour, the cement kiln could, therefore, solve a disposal problem and also benefit the cement manufacturer by reducing fuel costs. (Source: PORT)
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6 топливные нефтепродукты
топливные нефтепродукты
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fuel oil
A liquid product burned to generate heat, exclusive of oils with a flash point below 38Đ°C; includes heating oils, stove oils, furnace oils, bunker fuel oils. (Source: MGH)
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7 бытовое топливо
бытовое топливо
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domestic fuel
Fuels obtained from different sources that are used for domestic heating. (Source: RRDA)
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8 добыча лигнита
добыча лигнита
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lignite mining
Extraction of brown coal from natural deposits; lignite is a brownish-black solid fuel in the second stage in the development of coal. It has a little over half the heating value of bituminous or anthracite coal. (Source: KORENa)
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9 одновременная генерация тепла и электричества
одновременная генерация тепла и электричества
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cogeneration
Usually the generation of heat in the form of steam, and the generation of power in the form of electricity. Combined heat and power plants are able to convert a much higher proportion of the energy in fuel into final output. The steam produced may be used through heat exchangers in a district heating scheme, while the electricity provides lighting and power. (Source: GILP96)
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10 снижение выброса отходящего газа
снижение выброса отходящего газа
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waste gas reduction
Reduction of the quantity of gaseous emissions in the atmosphere, from motorvehicles, industrial and heating plants, etc. by the adoption of clean technologies, the effectiveness of process operations, the improvement of fuel quality and the installment of chimney stacks high enough to ensure the dispersion of gases. (Source: FLGISA)
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