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1 wastes section
Пищевая промышленность: цех отходов -
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Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > wastes section
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3 wastes
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4 domestic wastes
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5 recycling of wastes
повторное использование отходов; утилизация отходов -
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1) подача; нагнетание || подавать; нагнетать ( жидкость или газ)2) производительность (насосной станции, компрессора)4) слив; сброс; выпуск || сливать; сбрасывать; выпускать6) разгрузка, выгрузка || разгружать, выгружать7) дебит (водяной скважины, колодца)8) попуск ( из водохранилища); опорожнение ( водохранилища) || опорожнять ( водохранилище)9) ж.-д. высадка ( пассажиров)10) цел.-бум. напуск ( массы на сетку)11) разгрузка, снятие нагрузки || снимать нагрузку ( с системы)12) эл. разряд15) спускная труба•to allow discharge — возбуждать разряд; зажигать разрядdischarge of seepage — гидр. фильтрационный расход-
abnormal glow discharge
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air discharge
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alternating discharge
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arc discharge
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ashore discharge
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auxiliary discharge
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avalanche discharge
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ballast discharge
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band shaped discharge
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battery discharge
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bin discharge
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bloom discharge
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bottom discharge
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brushing discharge
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brush discharge
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capacitor discharge
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cast section discharge
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center discharge
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chute discharge
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cloud discharge
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cloud-to-cloud discharge
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cloud-to-ground discharge
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compressor discharge
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conductive discharge
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constricted discharge
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continuous discharge
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convective discharge
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corona discharge
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creeping discharge
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dark discharge
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deep discharge
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dirty discharge
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disruptive discharge
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divertor discharge
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ducted discharge
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electrical discharge
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electric discharge
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electrostatic discharge
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environmental discharge
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equilibrium well discharge
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explosive discharge
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field discharge
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filamentary discharge
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filament discharge
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flare discharge
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flood discharge
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flow discharge
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free-flow discharge
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fuel discharge
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full-capacity discharge
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gascous discharge
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gas discharge
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globular discharge
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glow discharge
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gravity discharge
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groundwater discharge
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high-frequency discharge
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high-voltage discharge
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hydraulic discharge
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impulsing discharge
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industrial discharge
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initial discharge
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intermittent discharge
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internal discharge
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laminar discharge
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lasing discharge
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leakage discharge
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lightning discharge
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marginal discharge
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maximum probable flood discharge
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metal discharge
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microwave discharge
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mud pump discharge
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non-self-maintained discharge
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oily discharge
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orifice discharge
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oscillatory discharge
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outlet discharge
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partial discharge
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peak discharge
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Penning ion-gage discharge
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Penning discharge
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pinch-effect discharge
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pinch discharge
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pipeline discharge
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plasma discharge
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point discharge
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pressure discharge
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pulsed discharge
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residual discharge
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sediment discharge
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self-maintained discharge
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silent discharge
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smooth discharge
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spark discharge
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spontaneous discharge
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spray discharge
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static discharge
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storm discharge
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streamer discharge
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submarine wastewater discharge
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subnormal discharge
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surface discharge
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surge discharge
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tank washing discharge
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thermal discharge
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torch discharge
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toxic discharge
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track discharge
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unit discharge
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vacuum discharge
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wastes discharge
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white discharge
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zero discharge
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