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1 измельчение
1) General subject: breakage, disintegration, pounding, pulverization2) Geology: chopping, degradation in size, reduction in sizes, slacking3) Medicine: division4) Engineering: breakdown, breaking, breakup, chipping, comminution, crush, crushing, desintegration, granulating, grind, grinding, milling, pulverizing, reduction, shredding, size reduction5) Chemistry: bucking, comminuting, fining, pulpifying, pulping6) Construction: treatment7) Mathematics: crosspartition (разбиение), refinement (сетки)8) Mining: degradation, degradation in size (об угле), disruption, size degradation (об угле)9) Forestry: breaking-down, buck, chopping (брака, макулатуры), dispersal, dispersion, fragmenting10) Metallurgy: fine crushing11) Polygraphy: shredding (волокнистых материалов или бумаги)12) Oil: atomization (зерен стали), size degradation13) Immunology: trituration14) Biotechnology: blending15) Food industry: particle size reduction, toing break up16) Mechanic engineering: breaking-off17) Ecology: braking, pulverisation18) Sakhalin energy glossary: atomization (зёрен стали), refinement (of model coordinates) (координат модели)19) Oilfield: crush grinding20) Microelectronics: fragmentation21) Polymers: beating22) Automation: (механическое) milling, reducing23) Makarov: breakage (руды), dispensing, dispersal (почвы), dispersion (почвы), granulation, mastication, pulveration, pulverizing (до пылеобразного состояния)24) Cement: attrition grinding -
2 дробление
1) General subject: breakage, crush, division (акций), fragmentation, granulation, pounding, split, subdivision (акций - АД)2) Biology: embryonic fission, segmentation (яйца)3) Naval: crashing5) Military: dissipation, splitting up6) Engineering: break-up, breakdown, breakup, chipping, comminution, cracking, crushing, desintegration, disintegration, doubling (изображения на оттиске), kibble, mastication, milling, ragging (напр. руды), reduction, shattering, size reduction7) Construction: crushing out, grind, treatment8) Mathematics: fractination (напр., плана эксперимента), pulverization9) Railway term: chattering, knapping10) Economy: split-up11) Accounting: dilution (снижение дохода на акцию или балансовой стоимости акции в результате увеличения количества акций в обращении)12) Mining: cleavage (клеток), degradation, fragmenting (горной породы), ragging (руды), shattering (ископаемого при отбойке)14) Metallurgy: bucking, crumbling, granulating15) Psychology: fractionation16) Information technology: splitting18) Urology: lithotripsy20) Banking: segmentation21) Food industry: kibbling22) Silicates: beating, size degradation23) Ecology: prilling24) Patents: subdivision25) Business: parcelling out26) Oilfield: fracturing27) Investment: stock split29) Polymers: shredding32) Gold mining: brecciation, ragging (камня или руды для сортировки), rupture33) Electrochemistry: atomization34) Securities: fractionalization (ценной бумаги)35) Cement: shattering process -
3 помол
2) Engineering: comminution (измельчение), grinding3) Textile: milling (более тонкий)4) Silicates: grinding (более грубый), size degradation5) Cellulose: paper stock7) Plastics: grinding stock8) Makarov: coarse grinding (грубый; качество или тонина помола), coarse milling (грубый; качество или тонина помола), fine grinding (тонкий; качество или тонина помола), fine milling (тонкий; качество или тонина помола), grind (качество измельчения)9) Combustion gas turbines: grinding (твёрдого топлива)10) Cement: size reduction -
4 уменьшение крупности
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > уменьшение крупности
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5 измельчение
blending бтх, breakage, breakdown, breaking, breakup, chipping, comminution, crush, crushing, degradation горн., desintegration, disintegration, milling, grind, grinding, size reduction, reduction, shredding* * *измельче́ние с.
grinding; milling; comminutionосуществля́ть измельче́ние в за́мкнутом ци́кле с классифика́тором — carry out grinding in a close circuit with classification, gang [team] a grinder with a classifierизмельче́ние истира́нием — grinding by attritionмо́крое измельче́ние — wet grindingизмельче́ние разда́вливанием — grinding by crushingсухо́е измельче́ние — dry millingтонча́йшее измельче́ние — atomization, atomizingизмельче́ние у́гля ( непреднамеренное) — breakage [degradation] of coalизмельче́ние уда́рным де́йствием — impact grinding, grinding by impact* * * -
6 определение степени сопротивляемости крупного заполнителя разрушению при подвергании истиранию и ударам на
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > определение степени сопротивляемости крупного заполнителя разрушению при подвергании истиранию и ударам на
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7 размол
1) General subject: pulverization3) Railway term: size reduction4) Mining: degradation6) Cellulose: refining7) Makarov: pulveration8) Cement: grinding test -
8 дробление
cracking, breakage, breakdown, breaking, breakup, chipping, ( клеток) cleavage, comminution, crush, crushing, degradation, desintegration, disintegration, ( изображения на оттиске) doubling, fragmentation, milling, granulation, kibble, mastication, (напр. руды) ragging, size reduction, reduction, shattering* * *дробле́ние с.
breaking, crushingдробле́ние в за́мкнутом ци́кле — closed-circuit crushingприменя́ть дробле́ние в за́мкнутом ци́кле с грохоче́нием — close the crushing circuit with screeningдробле́ние в откры́том ци́кле — open-circuit crushingдробле́ние зерна́ — shattering of grainкру́пное дробле́ние — breaking, primary [coarse] crushingме́лкое дробле́ние — fine crushingдробле́ние ока́лины-валка́ми ста́на — брит. spellerizingдробле́ние сигна́ла ( в системе Морзе) — splitсре́днее дробле́ние — secondary crushingдробле́ние частоты́ — frequency splitting
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