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1 gaseous fission product yield
Атомная энергия: выход ГПД (ГПД - сокр. от "газообразные продукты деления"), выход газообразных продуктов деленияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > gaseous fission product yield
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2 platinoid fission product
gaseous fission product — газообразный продукт деления; ГПД
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > platinoid fission product
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3 average neutron yield per fission
выход нейтронов на один акт деления; выход нейтронов на одно деление; коэффициент ню; среднее число возникающих при одном делении вторичных нейтронов; среднее число нейтронов на акт деленияundergo fission — подвергаться делению; претерпевать деление
double fission — распад на две частицы; деление на две части
gaseous fission product — газообразный продукт деления; ГПД
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > average neutron yield per fission
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4 neutron yield per fission
выход нейтронов на один акт деления; выход нейтронов на одно деление; коэффициент ню; среднее число возникающих при одном делении вторичных нейтронов; среднее число нейтронов на акт деленияundergo fission — подвергаться делению; претерпевать деление
double fission — распад на две частицы; деление на две части
gaseous fission product — газообразный продукт деления; ГПД
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > neutron yield per fission
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5 выход газообразных продуктов деления
1) Engineering: fission gas release2) Atomic energy: gaseous fission product yieldУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выход газообразных продуктов деления
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6 выход ГПД
Atomic energy: gaseous fission product yield (ГПД - сокр. от "газообразные продукты деления")
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