Translation of heat (English-English)

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buckwheat: belongs to the Polygonaceae family
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

desuperheating: heat exchanger, preceding the condenser or incorporated in it, for removing all or part of the superheat
Category: Mechanical engineering

desuperheating: for efficient performance the desuperheating and subcooling zones must be effectively isolated from the condensing section of feedwater heaters
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

desuperheating: desuperheating sprays are needed by some reheat units when their loads drop to less than 5%.A meter on the main-steam control valves or exhaust-hood thermostat operates the desuperheating-spray valve automatically to cool l-p end of the turbine during low-load operation
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

desuperheating: a separate desuperheating section is mounted in the LP turbine gland steam supply system.This is to provide for reducing the temperature of the sealing steam when required for proper matching with the rotor shaft end temperature.This necessity may occur such as after load rejection from the turbine unit when the source of sealing steam supply is taken from the main steam supply.For either drum or once-through type boilers,sufficient storage capacity should prevail for 20 to 30 minutes
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

direct-heated: the source of heat for a -- is the air that circulates through the dryer.
Category: Chemistry

escheat: the reversion of property to the state in event the owner thereof dies leaving no will and having no legally qualified heir to whom the property may pass by lawful descent
Category: Law

heat: that which imparts to matter the quality of being hot, the measure of rising temperature. According to its source of energy, heat can be: chemical heat, produced as a result of an oxidation process; electrical heat, produced by an electric current flowing through a conductor or by a spark jumping an air gap; mechanical heat, generated by compression (such as gas under pressure) or by friction; nuclear heat, released from the disintegration of the nucleus of the atom; physiological heat, produced by biochemical processes in the living organism
Category: Management in the public and private sector

heat: a form of energy which is exchanged between a system and its environment or between two parts of the system subject to a temperature difference existing between them
Category: Mechanical engineering

heat: shows the disposition of heat produced for sale.The large majority of the heat included in this column results from the combustion of fuels although some small amounts are produced from electrically powered heat pumps and boilers.Any heat extracted from ambiant air by heat pumps is shown as indigenous production
Category: Statistics

heat-activated: dry adhesive that is rendered tacky or fluid by application of heat,or heat and pressure,to the assembly
Category: General

heat-dissipating: For the purpose of climatic testing,a specimen is considered heat-dissipating when the hottest point on its surface,measured in free air conditions,is more than 5å C above the ambient temperature of the surrounding atmosphere after temperature stability has been reached.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

heat-sensitive: easily affected by heat
Category: Various industries and crafts

heat-set: letterpress and lithographic inks which dry fast under the action of heat by evaporation of their high boiling solvent
Category: Printing and publishing

heat-setting: In order to ensure that the crimp is not readily removed by tensions imposed in these processes,the fibre may be set to impart permanency of crimp
Category: Various industries and crafts

heat-shield: usually non-structural layer protecting primary structure from high-temperature environment which would degrade strength such as around aeroplane afterburners, at base of large rocket vehicle and, especially, over upstream face of body on re-entry
Category: Mechanical engineering

heat-shrinkable: a polymeric material capable of being reduced in size when exposed to heat
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heat-treated: either drinking milk intended for sale to the final consumer and to institutions,obtained by heat treatment and presented in the forms defined in Annex C,Chapter 1.A.4(a),(b),(c)and(d)or milk treated by pasteurization for sale in bulk at the request of the individual consumer
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heate: characteristic flavour of oils caused by excessive and/or prolonged heating during processing,particularly when the paste is thermally mixed,if this is done under unsuitable conditions
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heate: a bed of soil in a low glass frame heated by fermenting manure or by other means and used for forcing or for raising early seedlings
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heated: characteristic flavour of oils caused by excessive and/or prolonged heating during processing,particularly when the paste is thermally mixed,if this is done under unsuitable conditions
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heater: an electrically heated element for supplying heat to an indirectly heated cathode
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heater: an assembly incorporating one or more heating elements
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heater: An appliance used for raising the temperature,e.g.of air(in all accommodation space),of water(used for washing),of fuel oil(preparatory to burning),etc.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heater: a device which adds heat to the working medium
Category: Mechanical engineering

heater: a stove, furnace, radiator, or other devise for giving off heat.
Category: Technical and industry in general

heaterman: the man responsable for the reversal of the battery heating system
Category: Mining

heath: an open,uncultivated tract with a sandy or gravelly soil supporting low vegetation(typically coarse grasses and Ericaceae)and occasionally scattered tree growth,particularly Pine
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heathland: shallow acid peat land
Category: The cosmos

heating: any technique for producing heat
Category: Mechanical engineering

heating: supplying heat to a substance
Category: Physics

heating: heating wine to a temperature of about 120 o to 130 o F(49 o to 54 o)for a few months.A process used in the production of certain types of wine in California and Madeira
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

heatless: air previously dried at pressure is expanded to atmospheric pressure and allowed to flow through the saturated compound to drive off collected moisture
Category: Physics

heatshield: usually non-structural layer protecting primary structure from high temperature environment which would degrade strength,such as around aeroplane afterburners,at base of large rocket vehicle,and especially,over upstream face of body on re-entry
Category: News-systems and communications

indirectly-heated: One in which the flue gases do not flow through the oven compartment.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

low-heat: a cement evolving lower and slower heat of hydration during setting and hardening than the ordinary Portland cement. It is distinguished by high percentages of dicalcium silicate (C2S) and tetracalcium alumino-ferrite (C4AF) and low percentage of tricalcium silicate (C3S) and tricalcium aluminate C3A (C3A).It has greater resistance to sulphate solutions; it has less rapid strength development, but equal strength at advanced ages, particularly in mass concrete, and has greater resistance to cracking
Category: Building industry

overheat: semiconductor device whose electrical resistance varies with the temperature,used as a means of detecting increase in temperature
Category: Transport

overheated: a term applied when,after exposure to an excessively high temperature,a metal develops an undesirably coarse grain structure,but is not necessarily damaged permanently.Unlike burned structure,the structure produced by overheating can be corrected by suitable heat treatment,by mechanical work or by a combinaison of both
Category: Iron and steel industries

overheating: excessive economic activity which economic analysts fear may lead to inflation
Category: Economics

overheating: the condition when the normal operating temperature of an item of equipment is exceeded
Category: Mechanical engineering

overheating: exposure of a metal to a high temperature, resulting in impairment of its physical properties, as a result of the development of a very large grain size..
Category: Iron and steel industries

preheat: a hot cathode lamp which requires preheating of the electrodes for starting
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

preheat: an allowance in sizing a space-heating appliance to permit rapid heating up from cold; it is expressed as a percentage of the steady-state heat requirements
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

preheat: a furnace for the preliminary heating of metal which would be damaged if raised too quickly to the required temperature
Category: Iron and steel industries

preheating: preheating: preliminary heating of the piece to a temperature below that envisaged for heat treatment
Category: Iron and steel industries

preheating: in air conditioning, heating the air in advance of other processes
Category: Physics

preheating: a conditioning treatment in which timber is steeped in hot preservative or steam before pressure is applied
Category: The chemical industry

preheating: heating a food product prior to a subsequent treatment
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

preheating: process of transferring heat to a substance before a process
Category: Various industries and crafts

reheat: to heat again
Category: Mechanical engineering

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