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Výsledky hledání "maximum allowable waste water load" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
waste stream tok odpadu [weist stri:m] The total flow of solid waste from homes, businesses, institutions and manufacturing plants that is recycled, burned, or disposed of in landfills, or segments thereof such as the 'residential waste stream' or the 'recyclable waste stream.'
waste land pustina [weist lænd] waste ground
waste disposal zneškodňování odpadu, nakládání s odpadem, uložení odpadu (do úložiště bez záměru ho opětovně vyjmout) [weist dispəuzəl] The deposit of waste in or on land or another activity based on handling the waste. disposal of waste
dealing with waste nakládání s odpady [di:liŋ wið weist] Any activity related to waste, in particular the collection, transport, storage and disposal of waste, including the treatment of the disposal site, the collection, purchase, treatment and utilization of waste as a source of secondary raw material. handling of waste
agricultural waste zemědělský odpad [ægrikalčərl weist]
farm waste zemědělský odpad, odpad ze zemědělské činnosti [fa:m weist]
denitrification of waste gas denitrifikace odpadního plynu [di:naitrifikeišən әv weist gæs] Current methods for controlling NOx emissions in motor vehicles include retardation of spark timing, increasing the air/fuel ratio, injecting water into the cylinders, decreasing the compression ratio, and recirculating exhaust gas. For stationary sources
biodegradable waste biologicky odbouratelný odpad [baiəudəgraidəbəl weist] Any waste that is capable of undergoing anaerobic or aerobic decomposition, such as food and garden waste, and paper and paperboard.
non-waste technology bezodpadová technologie [non weist teknolədži]
waste transport přeprava odpadu [weist trænspo:t] The collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste (including after-care of disposal sites).
waste management odpadové hospodářství, nakládání s odpady [weist mænidžmənt] The collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste (including after-care of disposal sites).
waste dump halda [weist damp] Area where wastes are deposited and burned.
garden waste zahradní odpad [ga:dәn weist] Natural organic matter discarded from gardens and yards including leaves, grass clippings, prunings, brush and stumps.
deposition of waste uložení odpadů [depəzišən əv weist] Dumping of waste in a dumping site. dumping of waste
pre-sorted waste předtříděný odpad [pri:so:tid weist]
alkali waste alkalický odpad, bazický odpad, zásaditý odpad [ælkəlai weist] A caustic, corrosive liquid waste, such as lye, with pH greater than or equal to 12.5.
nuclear waste jaderný odpad, radioaktivní odpad [nju:kliə weist] Radioactive waste materials produced as by-products of research and nuclear-power generation.
waste treatment úprava odpadu [weist tri:tmənt] The physical, thermal, chemical or biological processes, which change the characteristics of the waste in order to reduce its volume or hazardous nature, to facilitate its handling or to enhance recovery.
incineration of waste spalování odpadu [insinəreišən әv weist] The controlled burning of solid, liquid, or gaseous combustible wastes to produce gases and solid residues containing little or no combustible material in order to reduce the bulk of the original waste materials.
hazardous waste nebezpečný odpad [hæzədəs weist] Any waste or combination of wastes with the potential to damage human health, living organisms or the environment. Hazardous wastes usually require special handling and disposal procedures which are regulated by national and international laws.
waste dumping skládkování odpadu [weist dampiŋ] The disposal of solid wastes without environmental controls.
gaseous waste plynný odpad [gæsiəs weist]
reactive waste reaktivní odpad [ri:æktiv weist] Those materials that can react with each other or with air or water in a dangerous fashion.
organic waste organický odpad [o:gænik weist] Waste containing carbon compounds; derived from animal and plant materials.
waste utilization využívání odpadu, zužitkování odpadu [weist ju:tilaizeišən] The incorporation of wastes into natural or artificial cycles, mainly in order to recover secondary raw materials or energy.
incineration waste odpad ze spalování [insinəreišən weist] The residue from incineration other than incinerator ash and fly ash.
waste minimizing omezování vzniku odpadu [weist minimaiziŋ] Measures and/or techniques that reduce the amount of wastes generated during any domestic, commercial and industrial process.
waste exchange burza odpadu [weist eksčeindž] Exchange of the recyclable part of wastes. This procedure allows to minimize waste volume and the cost relating to waste disposal. The basis of waste exchange is the concept that "one company's waste is another company's raw material".
domestic waste domovní odpad [dəmestik weist] Waste from domestic property, i.e. a building or self-contained part of a building which is used for the purposes of living accommodation: a caravan, a residential home, premises forming part of an educational establishment or that of a hospital. household waste, residential waste
liquid waste kapalný odpad, tekutý odpad [likwid weist]
waste volume objem odpadů [weist volju:m] The total amount of refuse or unusable material produced at any source.
incompatible waste neslučitelný odpad [inkәmpætibəl weist] A hazardous waste that is unsuitable for placement in a particular device or facility because it may cause corrosion or decay of containment materials (e.g. container inner liners or tank walls).
waste export vývoz odpadu [weist ekspo:t] Transporting unwanted materials, including those leftover from a manufacturing processes, refuse, or trash to other countries or areas for the conduct of foreign trade.
flammable waste hořlavý odpad [flæməbəl weist] A waste capable of igniting easily and burning rapidly.
waste avoidance předcházení vzniku odpadů [weist әvoidәns] All measures by which production and consumption processes are caused to generate less (or no waste), or to generate only those wastes that can be treated without causing problems.
toxic waste toxický odpad [toksik weist] Refuse posing a significant hazard to the environment or to human health when improperly handled; includes carcinogenic, mutagenic, teratogenic or phytotoxic wastes, or wastes harmful to aquatic species, or poisonous wastes.
process waste výrobní odpad, odpad z výrobního procesu, odpad ze zpracování [prəuses weist]
industrial waste průmyslový odpad, odpad z průmyslové výroby [indastriəl weist] Solid, liquid and gaseous wastes originating from the industrial manufacture of products.
waste reclamation zhodnocování odpadu [weist reklimeišәn] Conversion of solid wastes into useful products, for example, composting organic waste to make soil conditioners, and separating aluminium and other metals for melting and recycling.
waste factor množství odpadu na osobu a rok [weist fæktə] The amount of domestic and municipal waste generated by a consumer society per person per year. waste load
waste balance bilance odpadu [weist bælәns] The inventory of all waste produced or recovered during a certain time period, classified by type and quantity.
sinking of waste ukládání odpadu pod vodou [siŋkiŋ әv weist] A manner of waste disposal in which refuse or unwanted material is dumped or submerged beneath the surface of a body of water.
hazardous waste management nakládání s nebezpečnými odpady [hæzədəs weist mænidžmənt] The systematic control of the collection, source separation, storage, transportation, processing, treatment, recovery and disposal of hazardous waste.
solid waste form pevný odpad, odpad v pevné formě [solid weist fo:m] The stable solid body formed by the solidification of waste and meeting specifications for emplacement.
solid-waste management nakládání s pevnými odpady, management tuhých odpadů [solid weist mænidžmənt] The systematic administration of activities that provide for the collection, source separation, storage, transportation, transfer processing, treatment and disposal of solid waste.
radioactive waste management hospodaření s radioaktivními odpady [reidi:əuæktiv weist mænidžmənt]
medium-level waste středně aktivní odpad [mi:diәm levәl weist] intermediate-level waste
intermediate-level waste středně aktivní odpad [intəmi:diət levəl weist] medium-level waste
high-level waste vysokoaktivní odpad, vysoce aktivní odpad [hai levəl weist]
waste conversion technique technologie konverze odpadu [weist kәnvә:žәn tekni:k] Any specialized procedure or method used to transform refuse from one state, form or chemical composition into another.
environmentally persistent waste odpad odolný z hlediska životního prostředí [invairənmentəli pəsistənt weist] Any waste that, if exposed to a natural environment, remains hazardous for an extended length of time.
reactive hazardous waste (1) reaktivní nebezpečný odpad [ri:æktiv hæzədəs weist] Waste that in itself is normally unstable and readily indused to violent chemical change but does not detonate. Waste that may react violently with water, form potentially explosive mixtures with water or generate toxic fumes when mixed with water.
waste disposal system systém nakládání s odpady [weist dispəuzəl sistəm]
reactive hazardous waste (2) reaktivní nebezpečný odpad [ri:æktiv hæzədəss weist] Waste that in itself is capable of detonation or explosive reactions, but requires a strong initiating source or waste that must be heated under confinement before initiation or reacts explosively with water.
Waste Management Committee Výbor pro nakládání s odpady [weist mænidžmәnt kәmiti:]
reactive hazardous waste (3) reaktivní nebezpečný odpad [ri:æktiv hæzədəs weist] Waste that in itself is readily capable of detonation, explosive decompositon or reaction at normal temperatures and pressures.
waste management programme program odpadového hospodářství [weist mænidžmənt prəugræm] A programme which contains methods for preventing and restricting waste production and involves requirements for its treatment, with the aim of protecting human health and the environment.
waste treatment plant závod na zpracování odpadu [weist tri:tmәnt pla:nt] Place where waste material is treated to make it reusable or so it may be disposed of safely.
hazardous waste generation vznik nebezpečných odpadů [hæzədəs weist dženəreišən] The act or process of producing hazardous waste.
waste analysis (pl. analyses) analýza odpadu [weist әnælisәs] An investigation carried out to decide what arrangements are appropriate for dealing with different kinds of wastes.
primary waste treatment primární čištění [praimeri weist tri:tmәnt] The first major stage of treatment following preliminary treatment in a sewage works, usually involving removal of settleable solids. primary treatment
hazardous waste landfill skládka nebezpečného odpadu [hæzədəs weist lændfil] An excavated or engineered area on which hazardous waste is deposited and covered.
hazardous waste leachate výluh nebezpečného odpadu [hæzədəs weist li:čeit] The liquid that percolates through or drains from hazardous waste placed in or on the ground.
long-lived radioactive waste radioaktivní odpad s dlouhým poločasem rozpadu, dlouhodobý radioaktivní odpad [loŋ livd reidijəuæktiv weist]
solid-waste management facility zařízení pro nakládání s pevnými odpady [solid weist mænidžmənt fəsiliti] Any resource, recovery system or component thereof, system, programme or facility for resource conservation and any facility for the treatment of solid wastes, including hazardous wastes.
short-lived radioactive waste radioaktivní odpad s krátkým poločasem rozpadu, krátkodobý radioaktivní odpad [šo:t livd reidi:əuæktiv weist]
water well studna, vrt [wo:tə wel] well
water need potřeba vody [wo:tə ni:d] The quantity of water required, over a given period, to satisfy fully a known or estimated requirement.
water nut kotvice [wo:tә nat] Trapa. water chestnut
water oak dub černý [wo:tə əuk] Quercus nigra l.
water voda, šťáva (z ovoce) [wo:tə]
used water splašková (odpadní) voda, splašky (pl.) [ju:zd wo:tә] sewage
raw water surová voda, nečištěná voda [ro: wo:tә] unspiked water, untreated water
available water disponibilní voda [əveilәbəl wo:tə]
water re-use opakované využívání (odpadní) vody, opětovné využití vody [wo:tə ri:ju:s]
well water studniční voda [wel wo:tə]
water-nut kotvice [wo:tə nat] Trapa. water chestnut
water demand spotřeba vody [wo:tə dima:nd] The actual quantity of water required for various needs over a given period as effected by economic, social and other factors.
water catchment jímání vody, záchyt vody [wo:tə kæčmənt] Collecting spring water into pipes or canals.
gravitation water gravitační voda [græviteišәn wo:tә] gravitational water
water-nymph řečanka [wo:tə nimf] Najas. spiny naiad
water vapour vodní pára [wo:tə veipə] A colourless, ordourless, gaseous form of water which mixes perfectly with other gases in the air. steam
connate water fosilní voda [koneit wo:tə] The water trupped in sedimentary rocks during their formation. fossil water
surface water povrchová voda, voda blízko povrchu [sə:fis wo:tə] Water accumulated at the ground level and naturally spreading over the ground before it has formed into a natural watercourse.
water solution vodný roztok [wo:tə solu:šən]
soft water měkká voda [soft wo:tə] Water which forms an immediate lather with soap and has a total hardness which is typically less than 60 milligrams per litre (e.g. CaCO3).
water purslane kalužník šruchový [wo:tə pə:slein] Peplis portula L.
water mold (US) saprolegnia [wo:tə məuld] Saprolegnia. water mould (GB), saprolegnia
alluvial water aluviální voda [əlu:vijəl wo:tə]
pendular water pendulární voda, zavěšená voda [pendjulə wo:tə] hanging water
water hyacinth vodní hyacinth, tokozelka sličná [wo:tə haiəsinӨ] Eichhornia crassipes.
percolating water prosakující voda, gravitační voda [pə:kəleitiŋ wo:tə] The water that passes through rocks or soil under the force of gravity. gravitational water, mobile water
water chestnut kotvice [wo:tə česnat] Trapa. water nut
water devil větrný vír [wo:tə devəl] A narrow column of whirling air formed around a centre of very low air pressure. land devil
infiltration water infiltrovaná voda [infiltreišən wo:tə] Groundwater entering a drain or sewer through broken or porous pipes or through defective joints.
gravitational water gravitační voda [græviteišənəl wo:tə] percolating water
fossil water fosilní voda [fosil wo:tə] The water trapped in sedimentary rocks during their formation; it is an important source of ground water. connate water
dystrophic water dystrofická voda, dystrofní voda [distrofik wo:tə]
water vole hryzec vodní [wo:tə vəul] Arvicola terrestris L.
constitution water skladebná voda, konstituční voda [konstitju:šən wo:tə]