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1 nuclear waste disposal in space
удаление радиоактивных отходов в космос
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[А.С.Гольдберг. Англо-русский энергетический словарь. 2006 г.]Тематики
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > nuclear waste disposal in space
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2 nuclear waste disposal in space
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > nuclear waste disposal in space
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3 permanent nuclear waste disposal
постоянное захоронение РАО; захоронение РАО на продолжительный периодnuclear waste disposal — захоронение РАО; уничтожение РАО
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > permanent nuclear waste disposal
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4 space disposal
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > space disposal
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5 disposal
1) размещение2) удаление; устранение3) сброс, отведение ( сточных вод)4) отвал (напр. грунта при дноуглубительных работах)•disposal by dilution — сброс сточных вод ( в водоём или водоток) без очистки-
ash disposal
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automatic chip disposal
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brine disposal
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burial ground disposal
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deep-ocean disposal
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deep-well disposal
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dredge disposal
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extraterrestrial disposal
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fumes disposal
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geological disposal
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ice cap disposal
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island disposal
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land disposal
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nuclear-waste disposal
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ocean disposal
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overburden disposal
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radioactive waste disposal
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refuse disposal
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reverse-well disposal
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salt disposal
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sanitary disposal
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scrap-metal disposal
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sea disposal
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sewage disposal
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slag disposal
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soil disposal
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space disposal
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swarf disposal
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underground disposal
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6 space disposal
удаление отходов в космическое пространство; размещение отходов в космосе -
7 on-site disposal
захоронение (РАО) на площадке АЭС; захоронение (РАО) на территории АЭС; обезвреживание (РАО) на территории АЭСnuclear waste disposal — захоронение РАО; уничтожение РАО
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > on-site disposal
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8 deep well disposal
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > deep well disposal
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9 geological disposal
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > geological disposal
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10 island disposal
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > island disposal
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11 land disposal
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > land disposal
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12 salt mine disposal
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > salt mine disposal
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13 eternal disposal
окончательное захоронение (РАО); окончательное удаление; окончательное уничтожениеrefuse disposal — удаление мусора ; очистка населённых мест
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > eternal disposal
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14 perpetual disposal
окончательное захоронение (РАО); окончательное удаление; окончательное уничтожениеrefuse disposal — удаление мусора ; очистка населённых мест
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > perpetual disposal
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15 TRU waste
age waste — выдерживать радиоактивные отходы; вылёживать РАО
nuclear waste disposal — захоронение РАО; уничтожение РАО
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16 ultimate disposal
окончательное захоронение (РАО); окончательное удаление; окончательное уничтожениеrefuse disposal — удаление мусора ; очистка населённых мест
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > ultimate disposal
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17 NWDS
nuclear waste disposal in space - сброс радиоактивных отходов в космос; удаление радиоактивных отходов в космос -
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сокр. [nuclear waste disposal in space] удаление в космос радиоактивных отходов (атомной промышленности) -
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1) Военный термин: navigation/weapons delivery system2) Техника: nuclear waste disposal in space3) Сокращение: Navigation & Weapon Delivery System
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