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Výsledky hledání "geothermal temperature gradient" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


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geothermal temperature gradient geotermický gradient [dži:əuӨə:məl temprәčә: greidiәnt] The increase in temperature per unit of depth through the crust and upper layers of the Earth's mantle in the direction toward the centre of the Earth. The average temperature gradient near the surface is approximately 30 K/km. geothermal gradient
temperature gradient teplotní gradient [tempričə greidi:ənt] lapse rate (of temperature)
vertical temperature gradient vertikální teplotní gradient, výšková změna teploty [və:tikəl tempričə greidi:ent] lapse rate
geothermal gradient geotermický gradient [dži:əuӨə:məl greidiənt] The increase in temperature per unit of depth through the crust and upper layers of the Earth's mantle in the direction toward the centre of the Earth. The average temperature gradient near the surface is approximately 30 K/km. geothermal temperature gradient
temperature teplota [tempričə]
air temperature teplota vzduchu [eə: tempričə]
surface temperature přízemní teplota vzduchu, povrchová teplota [sə:fis tempričə]
temperature conductivity teplotní vodivost [tempričə kondaktiviti]
temperature inversion teplotní inverze [tempričə invə:žən]
critical temperature kritická teplota [kritikəl tempričə]
effective temperature efektivní teplota [ifektiv tempričə]
gradient gradient, sklon, svah [greidiənt] The degree of inclination from the horizontal, expressed as a ratio, percentage, decimal or in degrees, as for example, the incline of a sewer.
temperature lapse rate vertikální teplotní gradient [tempričə læps reit]
vegetation gradient vegetační gradient [vedžiteišən greidi:ənt]
barometric gradient tlakový gradient [bærəumetrik greidiənt] The rate of horizontal change in air pressure from a particular point in any direction. pressure gradient
energy gradient gradient energie [enədži greidiənt] Change in energy per unit length in direction of flow or motion.
hydraulic gradient hydraulický gradient [haidro:lik greidiənt] The loss of head in a liquid flowing in a pipe or channel expressed as a ratio, the slope of curve or as a fractional drop (m/km).
environmental gradient gradient prostředí, environmentální gradient [invairənmentəl greidiənt]
pressure gradient tlakový gradient [prešә greidiәnt] The rate of horizontal change in air pressure from a particular point in any direction. barometric gradient
salinity gradient power osmotická energie [sæliniti greidiәnt pauә] Energy retrieved from the difference in the salt concentration between seawater and river water. osmotic power
geothermal power geotermální energie [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə]
geothermal anomaly geotermická anomálie [dži:əuӨə:məl anoməli] Conspicuous deviation of geothermal temperature gradient or heat flow from average values.
geothermal energy geotermální energie [dži:əuӨə:məl enədži] Energy generated from heat stored in the earth, or the collection of absorbed heat derived from underground.
geothermal fluid geotermální kapalina [dži:əuӨə:məl fluid] A dry steam, wet steam or hot water with dissolved and entrained substances conveyed or flowing out of the Earth's crust.
geothermal flux zemský tepelný tok [dži:әuӨә:mәl flәks] 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. terrestrial heat flow, geothermal flux density
salt gradient solar pond solární nádrž [so:lt grædiәnt sәulә pond] A naturally or artificially enclosed body of water collecting solar energy. It contains a stratified salt solution solar pond
geothermal flux density zemský tepelný tok [dži:әuӨә:mәl flәks densiti] 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. terrestrial heat flow, geothermal flux
geothermal hot water field zásobník geotermální vody [dži:əuӨə:məl hot wo:tə fi:ld] The occurence of water in an aquifer that is heated by its surroundings and that is maintained under a hydrostatic pressure greater than the saturation pressure so that no steam phase forms. geothermal hot water reservoir, water-dominated reservoir
geothermal hot water reservoir zásobník geotermální vody [dži:əuӨə:məl hot wo:tə rezəvwa:] The occurence of water in an aquifer that is heated by its surroundings and that is maintained under a hydrostatic pressure greater than the saturation pressure so that no steam phase forms. geothermal hot water field, water-dominated reservoir
geothermal power plant geotermální elektrárna [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə pla:nt] A power station or plant that converts geothermal energy into electrical energy. A geothermal heat station or plant makes geothermal enegy available as heat only, e.g. for space heating and process heating. geothermal power station
geothermal power station geotermální elektrárna [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə steišən] A power station or plant that converts geothermal energy into electrical energy. A geothermal heat station or plant makes geothermal enegy available as heat only, e.g. for space heating and process heating. geothermal power plant
geothermal steam field zásobník geotermální páry [dži:əuӨə:məl sti:m fi:ld] The occurrence of steam in underground structures that has been generated as a result of geothermal anomalies, but due to enclosing strata cannot escape or can only escape in negligible quantities. geothermal steam reservoir, steam-dominated geothermal reservoir
geothermal steam reservoir zásobník geotermální páry [dži:əuӨə:məl sti:m rezәvwa:] The occurrence of steam in underground structures that has been generated as a result of geothermal anomalies, but due to enclosing strata cannot escape or can only escape in negligible quantities. geothermal steam field, steam-dominated geothermal reservoir
steam-dominated geothermal reservoir zásobník geotermální páry [sti:m domineitid džieuӨә:mәl rezivwa] The occurrence of steam in underground structures that has been generated as a result of geothermal anomalies, but due to enclosing strata cannot escape or can only escape in negligible quantities. geothermal steam field