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1 охлаждающий агент
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > охлаждающий агент
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2 хладагент
quenching agent нефт.-хим., refrigerating fluid* * *хладаге́нт м.
coolant, refrigerant, refrigerating [cooling] medium -
3 закалочная среда
1) Engineering: hardening compound, quench, quenchant, quencher, quenching medium2) Construction: hardening medium3) Automobile industry: cooling medium, quenching media4) Metallurgy: media quench, quenching compound5) Silicates: quenching agent, tempering medium6) Automation: hardening agent -
4 охладитель
1) General subject: refrigerant2) Naval: chiller, heat-exchange medium3) Medicine: condenser, coolant, refrigerator4) Engineering: cooler (устройство), cooling agent (среда), cooling medium, heat pump5) Construction: cooling apparatus, cooling coil6) Automobile industry: cold-producing medium8) Metallurgy: cutting compound9) Oil: cooler (для газлифтных клапанов перед их установкой), cooling agent, quenching medium10) Astronautics: heat exchanger, intercooler11) Food industry: cooling unit12) Coolers: chilling unit, cold carrier (вещество), cold-producing device, coolant (вещество), cooling device13) Ecology: refrigerant fluid15) Combustion gas turbines: cooling agency -
5 закалочное средство
1) Engineering: hardening compound, hardening medium, quenching medium2) Polygraphy: hardener3) Makarov: hardening agent, quenching agent4) Cement: quenchУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > закалочное средство
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6 тушитель
1) General subject: sprinkler2) Engineering: quenching agent (гасящая добавка)3) Physics: quencher4) Makarov: killer (люминесценции), quenching agent (люминесценции) -
7 гасящая примесь
( в люминесценции) quenching admixture, quenching impurity, quenching agent -
8 хладагент
1) Engineering: cooling medium, refrigerant agent, refrigerant coolant, refrigerating agent, refrigerating fluid, refrigerating medium, refrigeration oil2) Automobile industry: coolant, cooling agent3) Mining: freezing medium4) Electronics: agent5) Oil: quenching agent, refrigerant6) Astronautics: coolant medium7) Food industry: cryogen8) Coolers: cold carrier, refrigerant medium9) Sakhalin energy glossary: HTF (heat transfer fluid), heat transfer fluid (HTF), rfgt10) General subject: coolant (кондиционера), refrigerant (применительно к кондиционеру воздуха)11) Makarov: cold fluid (в теплообменнике), cold stream (в теплообменнике), heat-removing agent -
9 гасящая добавка
1) Engineering: quenching admixture2) Makarov: quencher, quenching agent -
10 охлаждающий агент
1) Military: refrigerant2) Engineering: cooler3) Oil: coolant, cooling medium, quenching agent4) Drilling: cooling agent5) Sakhalin energy glossary: cutting lubricant (при высверливании образцов керна) -
11 хладагент
cooling agent, quenching agent, coolant, cryogen -
12 хладагент
cooling agent, quenching agent, coolant, cryogen -
13 гаситель
1) General subject: extinguisher2) Aviation: dumper3) Military: damper (колебаний)4) Engineering: absorber, dampener (колебаний), damper, shock absorber, suppressant, suppressing device, suppressor6) Forestry: flow damper7) Physics: catcher8) Electronics: dissipator, quencher9) Information technology: killer10) Oil: slaking apparatus11) Makarov: annihilator, damper (колебаний, вибраций), damping element, luminescence killer (люминесценции), moderator, quencher (люминесценции), quenching agent (люминесценции), shock absorber (колебаний, вибраций), slaking machine, stabilizer, suppressor (колебаний, вибраций)13) Combustion gas turbines: annihilator (напр., колебаний, энергии) -
14 гасящая примесь
Makarov: quenching agent -
15 хладагент
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16 гаситель
м.1) (колебаний, вибраций) damper, supressor; shock absorber2) ( люминесценции) quencher; quenching agent, killer, luminescence killer•- гаситель колебаний
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17 тушитель
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18 тушитель
( люминесценции) quenching agent, quencher -
19 тушитель
( люминесценции) quenching agent, quencher -
20 тушитель
( гасящая добавка) quenching agent
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