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English to Russian translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) | |||||
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4 +1 | закалочный скруббер |
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3 +2 | охлаждение скруббера |
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3 +1 | скруббер-охладитель |
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закалочный скруббер Explanation: http://chem21.info/article/311368/ |
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скруббер-охладитель Explanation: * |
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охлаждение скруббера Explanation: имхо, тут quench - глагол и ссылочка про охлаждение скруббера https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quenching_(scrubber) |
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Reference Reference information: Похожий контекст http://cms.bepc.com/sites/CMS/files/files/site-access/dgc/pr... Scrubbing Section The fluidization/cooling air from the Granulator, which contains fine dust particles, is combined with air from the Crusher Feed Cooler, Product Cooler, Dissolving Tank, and various dust collection points. The combined air stream is cleaned in the Quench Scrubber and Micro Mist Venturi (MMV) Scrubber. In the Quench Scrubber, dust laden air is washed with a diluted urea solution. Through water quenching, the generation of fine droplets and creation of relative droplet/particle motion, the gas becomes saturated and coarse particulate is removed from the gas stream. Most of the urea dust is removed in this stage. A portion of the urea scrubbing solution is recirculated to the scrubber and the rest is recycled to the Urea Concentration Section via the Dissolving Vessel. The quenched air exhausts to the MMV Scrubber. https://dspace.tltsu.ru/bitstream/123456789/2004/1/Аликин Е.... Сырьём для получения карбамида служат газообразная двуокись углерода и жидкий аммиак. Двуокись углерода (СО2) из заводского коллектора подаётся в скруббер-охладитель |
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