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81 letdown and purification system
układ drenażu i oczyszczania chłodziwaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > letdown and purification system
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82 letdown system
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83 letdown valve
zawór upustowy z obiegu pierwotnego -
84 letdown area
зона снижения ( с эшелона) на посадку -
85 letdown chart
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown chart
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86 letdown facilities
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown facilities
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87 letdown instructions
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown instructions
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88 letdown pattern
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown pattern
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89 letdown plate
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown plate
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90 letdown point
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown point
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91 letdown procedure
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92 letdown turbopump
ТНА выдвигающийся в. потокEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > letdown turbopump
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93 letdown flow
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94 letdown heat exchanger
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > letdown heat exchanger
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95 letdown pump
сливной насос; спускной насосturbine driven feedwater pump — турбопитательный насос; ТПН
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96 letdown stream
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > letdown stream
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97 letdown system
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > letdown system
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98 letdown tank
дренажный бак; сливной бак; дренажная ёмкость; резервуар-хранилище; спускной бокfeeder tank — питательный бак; рабочий бак
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99 letdown valve
клапан на линии продувки; клапан на линии вывода теплоносителяEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > letdown valve
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100 excesss letdown heat exchanger
теплообменник системы дренажей на АЭС
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > excesss letdown heat exchanger
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letdown — noun Date: 1768 1. a. discouragement, disappointment < his latest novel is a letdown > b. a slackening of effort ; relaxation 2. the descent of an aircraft or spacecraft to the point at which a landing approach is begun 3. a physiological… … New Collegiate Dictionary