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1) Geology: dross coal, dry burning coal, non-clinkering coal, non-coking coal, nonclinkering coal, noncoking coal, yolk, yolk coal, yolks2) Engineering: dead coal, free-burning coal, non-caking coal, nonbaking coal, noncaking coal, open-burning coal3) Mining: dross-coal4) Metallurgy: candle coal5) Makarov: drossy coal6) Coal: nonmetallurgical coalУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неспекающийся уголь
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1) Geology: dead coal, free-burning coal, mill coal, noncoking coal2) Engineering: non-caking coal, non-coking coal, noncaking coal, open-burning coal3) Mining: cherry coal4) Metallurgy: candle coal, dry-burning coal, yolk coal5) Coal: nonmetallurgical coalУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > некоксующийся уголь
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