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Polymers: very fine furnace (black)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > тонкая печная сажа
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* * *чугу́н м.1. ( первичный продукт доменного производства) pig ironвыпуска́ть чугу́н ( из доменной печи) — tap pig iron (from a blast furnace) (Примечание. В контексте pig iron заменяется термином the metal.)модифици́ровать чугу́н — inoculate pig ironразлива́ть чугу́н — cast [pour, teem] pig iron, cast the metal2. ( продукт вторичной плавки) cast ironбе́лый чугу́н — white cast ironвысоколеги́рованный чугу́н — high-alloy cast ironвысокопро́чный чугу́н — high-duty [high-strength] cast ironчугу́н горя́чего хо́да — hot-blast [hot-blown] pig ironдревесноу́гольный чугу́н — charcoal pig ironзерка́льный чугу́н — mirror [specular] iron, spiegeleisenко́вкий чугу́н — malleable cast ironко́ксовый чугу́н — coke pig ironкрупнозерни́стый чугу́н — (very) open-grained pig ironлеги́рованный чугу́н — alloy cast ironлите́йный чугу́н — ( идущий в чугунолитейное производство) foundry pig iron; ( получаемый в литейном производстве) cast ironмалофо́сфористый чугу́н — low-phosphorus pig ironмашинострои́тельный чугу́н — engineering cast ironмелкозерни́стый чугу́н — fine-grained pig ironмодифици́рованный чугу́н — inoculated [modified] cast ironнекондицио́нный чугу́н — off(-analysis) [off-grade] pig ironнема́рочный чугу́н — ungraded pig ironнизкокремни́стый чугу́н — dry pig ironноздрева́тый чугу́н — porous [open-grained] cast ironотбелё́нный чугу́н — chilled cast ironпереде́льный чугу́н — (conversion) [steel-making] pig ironполови́нчатый чугу́н — mottled cast ironприро́дно-леги́рованный чугу́н — natural alloyed pig ironсе́рый чугу́н — grey cast ironтвё́рдый чугу́н ( при загрузке в конвертер) — cold pig iron
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