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Výsledky hledání "waste heat" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
waste heat tepelný odpad, odpadní teplo [weist hi:t] thermic waste
sensible heat teplo přenášené od povrchu do atmosféry turbulentní výměnou [sensibəl hi:t]
come in heat říjet, být v říji [kam in hi:t] be rutting, be bulling, be tupping, be hogging, be horsing
heat 1. teplo, žár, 2. zahřívat, ohřívat, rozžhavit [hi:t]
heat value výhřevnost [hi:t vælju] fuel value, caloric value
heat exchanger výměník tepla [hi:t iksčeindžə]
heat-trapping gas skleníkový plyn [hi:t træpiŋ gæs] greenhouse gas
heat island tepelný ostrov [hi:t ailənd] The zone of slightly increased air temperatures that occur in association with a large urban area owing to the absorption and storage of solar radiation by the urban fabric and the heat generated by the cities, industries, buildings, traffic, etc...
total heat value spalné teplo, celkové spalné teplo [təutəl hi:t vælju:]
heat of combustion spalné teplo [hi:t əv kәmbasčən] combustion heat
heat of moistening skropné teplo [hi:t əv moisəniŋ]
resistance to heat odolnost proti horku [rizistəns tu hi:t]
heat passage tepelná vodivost [hi:t pæsidž] heat conductivity, thermal conductivity, heat conduction, heat transfer
heat pollution tepelné znečištění [hi:t pәlu:šən]
combustion heat spalné teplo [kәmbasčәn hi:t] heat of combustion
heat pump tepelné čerpadlo [hi:t pamp] A machine or device that moves heat from one location (the 'source') to another location (the 'sink' or 'heat sink') using mechanical work.
heat sink chladič [hi:t siŋk] Environment or object that absorbs and dissipates heat from another object using thermal contact (either direct or radiant).
latent heat latentní skupenské teplo, skupenské teplo [leitənt hi:t]
heat stress teplotní stres [hi:t stres] A strain or interference caused by frequent periods of very hot weather that disturb the functioning a living organism.
heat balance tepelná bilance [hi:t bæləns]
heat transfer tepelná vodivost [hi:t trænzfә] heat conductivity, thermal conductivity, heat conduction, heat passage
heat capacity (1) tepelná jímavost [hi:t kəpa:siti] thermal capacity
heat treatment tepelné zpracování [hi:t tri:tmənt] A process for conditioning sludge prior to dewatering based on heating it under pressure for up to an hour to break down the gel structure.
heat capacity (2) termální kapacita [hi:t kəpa:siti] The capacity of a body to store heat.
heat wave vlna veder, horká vlna [hi:t weiv] A popular term to describe a spell of exceptionally hot weather.
heat engine tepelný motor [hi:t endžin] Device that converts thermal energy to mechanical output.
heat conduction tepelná vodivost [hi:t kәndәkšәn] heat conductivity, thermal conductivity, heat transfer, heat passage
heat conductivity tepelná vodivost [hi:t kondaktiviti] thermal conductivity, heat conduction, heat transfer, heat passage
excess heat odpadní teplo [ekses hi:t]
heat-transfer medium teplonosná látka, (kolektorové) teplonosné médium [hi:t trænsfə mi:diəm] The medium such as air, water or other fluid that passes through the solar collector or maintains contact with it and extracts from it the heat energy collected. heat-transfer fluid, cooling medium
heat lost correction korekce na ztrátu tepla do okolí [hi:t lost kәrekšәn] radiation correction
urban heat island městský tepelný ostrov [ə:bən hi:t ailәnd]
heat pump plant soustava s tepelným čerpadlem [hi:t pamp pla:nt] A plant comprising a heat pump, the heat source installation and associated auxiliaries.
heat conductivity coefficient koeficient tepelné vodivosti [hi:t kondaktiviti kəuifišənt]
heat-transfer fluid teplonosná látka, (kolektorové) teplonosné médium [hi:t trænzfә flu:id] The medium such as air, water or other fluid that passes through the solar collector or maintains contact with it and extracts from it the heat energy collected. heat-transfer medium, cooling medium
heat exchange water topná voda [hi:t eksčeindž wo:tә] Water used to transfer heat.
terrestrial heat flow zemský tepelný tok [tәrestri:əl hi:t fləu] The flow of heat travelling from the interior of the Earth to its surface due to the higher temperatures prevailing in the interior arising from the decay of radioactive elements in the Earth's crust and residual heat in the Earth's formation. geothermal flux density, geothermal flux
waste tip skládka, složiště odpadu, deponie [weist tip] A dumping place for unwanted rubbish. waste site
waste oil odpadní ropné produkty [weist oil] Oil arising as a waste product of the use of oils in a wide range of industrial and commercial activities, such as engineering, power generation and vehicle maintenance and should be properly disposed of, or treated in order to be reused.
waste odpad, odpady (pl.), odpadky (pl.), hlušina [weist] Material, often unusable, left over from any manufacturing, industrial, agricultural or other human process; Material damaged or altered during a manufacturing process and subsequently left useless.
waste air odpadní vzduch [weist wo:tә] Exhaust or gaseous air given off by any industrial, manufacturing or chemical process.
waste bin nádoba na odpad [weist bin] A container for litter, rubbish, etc.
low-waste society nízkoodpadová společnost, společnost s nízkou produkcí odpadů [ləu weist səsaiəti]
waste ground pustina [weist graund] waste land
waste gases (pl.) odpadní plyny (pl.) [weist gæsiz] Gaseous discharges containing solid, liquid or gaseous emissions.
waste classification kategorizace odpadu [weist klæsifikeišәn] The arrangement of unwanted materials left over from manufacturing processes or refuse from places of human or animal habitation into a variety of categories based on chemical and microbiological constituents or other common characteristics.
waste sorting třídění odpadu [weist so:tiŋ] Separating waste into different materials, such as glass, metal, paper, plastic, etc.
explosive waste explozivní odpad, výbušný odpad [ekspləuziv weist] Waste that is unstable and may readily undergo violent chemical change or explode.
agricultural waste zemědělský odpad [ægrikalčərl weist]
waste charge poplatek z odpadu [weist ča:dž] Imposed fee, expense, or cost for the management of refuse or unwanted materials left over from a manufacturing process.
low-waste technology nízkoodpadová technologie [lәu weist teknolәdži]
waste generation vytváření odpadu [weist dženәreišәn] The weight or volume of materials and products that enter the waste stream before recycling, composting, landfilling or combustion takes place. Also can represent the amount of waste generated by a given source or category of sources.
waste collection sběr, shromažďování odpadu [weist kәlekšәn] The periodic or on-demand removal of solid waste from primary source locations using a collection vehicle and followed by the depositing of this waste at some central facility or disposal site.
waste storage skladování odpadu [weist storidž] Temporary holding of waste pending treatment or disposal. Storage methods include containers, tanks, waste piles, and surface impoundments.
textile waste odpad z výroby textilu [tekstail weist] Waste waters produced in connection with the preparation of wool, cotton, silk, jute and man-made fibres, or during the manufacture of fabrics from them, including scouring, de-sizing, dyeing, printing, bleaching and mercerising.
farm waste zemědělský odpad, odpad ze zemědělské činnosti [fa:m weist]
waste incinerator zařízení na spalování odpadu [weist insinәreitә] Establishment where waste is burnt.
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.
reactive waste reaktivní odpad [ri:æktiv weist] Those materials that can react with each other or with air or water in a dangerous fashion.
waste composition složení odpadu [weist komәzišәn] The component material types, by percentage or weight, emanating from any source.
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.'
thermic waste tepelný odpad, odpadní teplo [Өə:mik weist] waste heat
flammable waste hořlavý odpad [flæməbəl weist] A waste capable of igniting easily and burning rapidly.
garden waste zahradní odpad [ga:dәn weist] Natural organic matter discarded from gardens and yards including leaves, grass clippings, prunings, brush and stumps.
waste land pustina [weist lænd] waste ground
aqueous waste vodná fáze odpadu [ækwi:jəs weist] A waste stream that is water-based.
residential waste domovní odpad [rezidenšәl 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
household waste domovní odpad [haushəuld 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. residential waste, domestic waste
waste composting kompostování odpadu [weist kompəustiŋ] The natural biological decomposition of organic material in the presence of air to form a humus-like material. Controlled methods of composting include mechanical mixing and aerating, ventilating the materials by dropping them through a vertical series of
waste transport přeprava odpadu [weist trænspo:t] The collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste (including after-care of disposal sites).
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.
gaseous waste plynný odpad [gæsiəs weist]
waste load množství odpadu na osobu a rok [weist leud] The amount of domestic and municipal waste generated by a consumer society per person per year. waste factor
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.
residual waste reziduální odpad [rizidjuəl weist] Material left after any waste treatment process, including industrial, urban, agricultural, mining or other similar treatments.
municipal waste komunální odpad [mjunisipəl weist] Waste from households, as well as other waste which, because of its nature or composition, is similar to waste from household.
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.
waste degasification odplyňování odpadu [weist di:gæsifikeišәn] The removal of gaseous components form waste.
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.
trade waste odpad z obchodní činnosti [traid weist] All types of waste generated by offices, restaurants, shops, warehouses and other such non-manufacturing sources, and non-processing waste generated at manufacturing facilities such as office and packaging waste.
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 management odpadové hospodářství, nakládání s odpady [weist mænidžmənt] The collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste (including after-care of disposal sites).
bulk waste velkorozměrový odpad [balk weist] Large items of waste material, such as appliances, furniture, large auto parts, trees, branches, stumps, etc.
non-waste technology bezodpadová technologie [non weist teknolədži]
incineration waste odpad ze spalování [insinəreišən weist] The residue from incineration other than incinerator ash and fly ash.
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
treatment of waste úprava odpadu, zpracování odpadu [tri:tmənt əv weist] A change of waste when it is subjected to any process, including making it re-usable or reclaiming substances from it. waste treatment
nuclear waste jaderný odpad, radioaktivní odpad [nju:kliə weist] Radioactive waste materials produced as by-products of research and nuclear-power generation.
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 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.
type of waste druh odpadu [taip әv weist] A grouping by type of unusable material left over from any process.
organic waste organický odpad [o:gænik weist] Waste containing carbon compounds; derived from animal and plant materials.
industrial waste průmyslový odpad, odpad z průmyslové výroby [indastriəl weist] Solid, liquid and gaseous wastes originating from the industrial manufacture of products.
waste volume objem odpadů [weist volju:m] The total amount of refuse or unusable material produced at any source.
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.
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.
waste dump halda [weist damp] Area where wastes are deposited and burned.
waste water odpadní voda [weist wo:tə] Used water, or water that is not needed, which is permitted to escape, or unavoidably escapes from canals, ditches, reservoirs or other bodies of water, for which the owners of these structures are legally responsible. effluent
utilisable waste využitelný odpad, zužitkovatelný odpad [ju:tilaizәbəl weist]
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