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1 deux temperatures methode
метод двух температур
Метод воспроизведения заданной относительной влажности газа, заключающийся в его увлажнении до состояния насыщения при определенной пониженной температуре и последующем изобарическом нагреве до рабочей температуры.
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2 incinération des boues
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sludge incineration
A method used for drying and reducing sludge volume and weight. Since incineration requires auxiliary fuel to obtain and maintain high temperature and to evaporate the water contained in the incoming sludge, concentration techniques should be applied before incineration. Sludge incineration is a two-step process involving drying and combustion after a preceding dewatering process, such as filters, drying beds, or centrifuges. (Source: CORBIT)
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