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1 stored ore
Горное дело: аккумулированная руда, замагазинированная руда -
2 stored ore
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3 stored ore
замагазинированная руда, аккумулированная руда -
4 ore
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- acinose ore
- additional ore
- amenable ore
- antimony ore
- argentiferous ore
- arsenical ore
- arsenical cobalt ore
- arsenical gold ore
- assured ore
- atomic ore
- auriferous ore
- band ore
- banded ore
- barium ore
- base ore
- battery ore
- bing ore
- bismuth ore
- black iron ore
- blast-furnace ore
- blocked-out ore
- bog ore
- bog iron ore
- bone ore
- brittle silver ore
- broken ore
- brown clay iron ore
- bucket ore
- calcined ore
- chrome ore
- chrome iron ore
- churn-drill ore
- clean ore
- clinton ore
- coarse ore
- cobalt ore
- commercial ore
- complex ore
- concentrating ore
- converter ore
- crude ore
- deaf ore
- developed ore
- development ore
- direct-shipping ore
- direct-smelting ore
- disseminated ore
- drag ore
- dredgy ore
- dry ore
- easily-crushed ore
- fausted ore
- fine ore
- first-class ore
- flaxseed ore
- fracture ore
- freed ore
- free-milling ore
- gougy ore
- hard ore
- high-grade ore
- high-oxide ore
- inferred ore
- lean ore
- live ore
- liver ore
- lode ore
- looking-glass ore
- low-grade ore
- lump ore
- magnetic ore
- marsh ore
- medium ore
- merchantable ore
- metallic ore
- mill ore
- milling ore
- moly ore
- norite ore
- outline an ore
- pay ore
- payable ore
- pea-cock ore
- poor ore
- positive ore
- possible ore
- powdered ore
- probable ore
- produced ore
- production ore
- pyritic ore
- quicksettling ore
- rebellious ore
- refractory ore
- refuse ore
- residual ore
- running ore
- run-of-mine ore
- run-of quarry ore
- salable ore
- screened ore
- shining ore
- shipping ore
- sized ore
- slably ore
- soluble ore
- specular iron ore
- stanniferous ore
- sticky ore
- stored ore
- sulphide ore
- suiphur ore
- swamp ore
- tendency-to-stick ore
- tin ore
- turkey-fat ore
- unoxidized ores
- unpay ore
- unpayable ore
- valuable ore
- visible ore
- wash ore
- weathered iron ore
- withdrawn ore
- yellow copper ore -
5 charge
1) заряд3) зарядка || заряжать (систему, аккумулятор и т. п.)4) загрузка; метал. завалка, засыпка || загружать; метал. заваливать, засыпать6) метал., сил. садка7) заливка, заправка || заливать, заправлять8) нагнетать9) наполнитель; навеска10) пищ. партия ( продукта)11) хол. заряжать ( систему) агентом•to calculate charge — 1. рассчитывать мощность заряда 2. рассчитывать тариф;to explode ( to fire) charge — взрывать заряд;to charge off — 1. списывать в расход 2. амортизировать;to push back ( in) charge — досылать заряд;to steam (to tamp) charge — производить забойку заряда;-
additional charge
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air-cushioned charge
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anionic charge
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anion charge
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annual standby charge
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atomic charge
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axle-changing charges
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background charge
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banking charge
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battery dry charge
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bed charge
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blast-hole charge
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blasting charge
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blended charge
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boost charge
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boost-pressure charge
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borehole charge
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bottom charge
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bound charge
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briquetted charge
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broomstick charge
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bulk charge
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buried charge
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capacitor charge
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capacity charge
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carrying charges
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catalyst charge
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cationic charge
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cation charge
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ceramic charge
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chamber charge
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coal charge
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coke charge
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column charge
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combined charge
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combustible charge
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concentrated charge
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connection charge
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constant-current charge
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constant-voltage charge
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container charge
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core charge
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cushioned charge
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Debye charge
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decked charge
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deep-hole charge
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deep-seated charge
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demurrage charge
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depreciation charges
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detonating charge
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directional charge
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divided charge
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effluent charge
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electrical charge
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electric charge
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electron charge
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electrostatic charge
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elementary charge
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emission charge
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energy charge
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equalizing charge
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equilibrium charge
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excess charge
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exploding charge
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explosive charge
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extended charge
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extra charge
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extrinsic charge
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ferric charge
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floating charge
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free charge
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freight charge
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fuel charge
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furnace charge
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group charge
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hanging charge
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heavy charge
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high-caking charge
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high-iron charge
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high-scrap charge
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hot charge
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hydrocarbon charge
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image charge
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induced charge
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initial charge
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initiating charge
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intake charge
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interface charge
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intrinsic charge
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inversion charge
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ionic charge
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ion charge
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iron charge
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jet charge
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kiln charge
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kilowatt-demand charge
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kilowatt charge
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lag charge
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layered charge
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lead cation charge
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like charges
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machine charges
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magnetic charge
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maintenance charges
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meter charge
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misfired charge
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misfire charge
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mold charge
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momentary charge
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multiple charge
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negative charge
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no-plug jet charge
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nuclear charge
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opposite charges
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ore charge
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photoproduced charge
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picture charge
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piezoelectric charge
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point charge
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polarization charge
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pollution charge
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positive charge
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power charge
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primary charge
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primer charge
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priming charge
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raw charge
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reactivity charge
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readiness-to-serve charge
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recovery charge
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refraction charge
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remanent charge
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ring charge
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rod charge
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running charges
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sandwich charge
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secondary charge
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self-fluxing charge
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separated charge
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service charges
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shaped charge
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sheet charge
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shot charge
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shothole charge
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space charge
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specific charge
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spherical charge
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sprung-hole charge
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standby charges
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standing charge
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static charge
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storage charge
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stored charge
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surface charge
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surplus charge
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tempering charge
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total charge
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trail cation charge
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transferred charge
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trapped charge
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trickle charge
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tumbling charge
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unit charge
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unlike charges
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usage charge
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variable charges
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volume charge
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water charge
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zero charge -
6 water corrosivity
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water corrosivity
Complex series of reactions between the water and metal surfaces and materials in which the water is stored or transported. The corrosion process is an oxidation/reduction reaction that returns refined or processed metal to their more stable ore state. With respect to the corrosion potential of drinking water, the primary concerns include the potential presence of toxic metals, such as lead and copper. (Source: WILKES)
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