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Výsledky hledání "nuclear power" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


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nuclear power nukleární energie, jaderná energie [nju:kliə pauə] Energy generated by a nuclear reactor primarily by nuclear fission. atomic power
nuclear power station jaderná elektrárna, atomová elektrárna [nju:kliə pauə steišən] A power station in which nuclear energy is converted into electrical energy. nuclear power plant
nuclear jaderný, nukleární, atomový [njukliə]
nuclear membrane jaderný obal, jaderná blána [nju:kliə membrein]
nuclear neurosis jaderná neuróza [nju:kliə nju:rəusis] A pattern of mental health effects associated with individuals working in or living near nuclear power plants. Distress level increases when there is an accident.
nuclear reaction jaderná reakce, nukleární reakce [nju:kliə riækšən] An event in which one or more nuclei are in volved, resulting in a change of mass, charge or energy state.
nuclear reactor jaderný reaktor, atomový reaktor [nju:kliə riæktə] A device within which a nuclear reaction can be induced and controlled for producing vast quantities of heat energy that can be converted to other forms of energy, notably electricity.
nuclear safety jaderná bezpečnost, nukleární bezpečnost [nju:kliə seifti] The prevention of plant conditions or operating conditions that could lead to the endangering of persons or objects by radioactive contamination, ionising radiation or other release of energy.
nuclear waste jaderný odpad, radioaktivní odpad [nju:kliə weist] Radioactive waste materials produced as by-products of research and nuclear-power generation.
nuclear winter jaderná zima, nukleární zima [nju:kliə wintə] A theoretically deduced state that some scientists believe would exist after a nuclear war involving major atmospheric nuclear explosions.
nuclear accident jaderná havárie, jaderná nehoda [nju:kliə æksidənt] Any sudden and accidental incident or series of events caused by an uncontrolled chain reaction or to the uncontrolled escape of radioactive material.
nuclear energy jaderná energie, nukleární energie, atomová energie [nju:kliə enədži] The energy released in nuclear reactions or transitions. atomic energy, nuclear power
nuclear fission štěpení jádra [nju:kliə fišən] A process in which an atom of an element is struck by a neutron, causing the atomic nucleus to split apart and release other neutrons.
nuclear fuel jaderné palivo, nukleární palivo [nju:kliə fju:l] A material containing fissile nuclides which, when placed in a reactor, enable a self-sustaining chain reaction to be achieved.
extra-nuclear mimojaderný [ekstrә njukliə] extra-core
nuclear fusion syntéza jader, slučování jader [nju:kliə fju:žən] A process in which two nuclei of light elements such as hydrogen are combined to form a heavier nucleus such as helium with a substantial release of energy.
nuclear chain reaction jaderná řetězová reakce, nukleární řetězová reakce [nju:kliə čein riækšən] A series of nuclear reactions in which one of the agents necessary to the series is itself produced by the reactions so as to cause like reactions. chain reaction
special nuclear material štěpitelný materiál, štěpný materiál, speciální jaderný materiál [spešəl nju:kliə məti:riəl] Any material capable of releasing substantial amounts of nuclear energy. special fissionable material
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Hnutí za nukleární odzbrojení [kæmpein fo: njukliə disa:mment] A pressure group founded in the UK in 1958 by the philosopher Bertrand Russell and Canon L. John Collins. CND
International Nuclear Information System Mezinárodní systém jaderných informací, INIS [intənæšənəl njukliə infəmeišən sistəm]
power saw motorová pila [pauə so:]
wind power větrná energie, energie (získaná z) větru [wind pauə] Power produced from windmills (to drive machinery) and from wind turbines (to generate electricity).
power engineering energetika [pauə endžəni:riŋ]
power line silnoproudé vedení [pauə lain]
germination power klíčivost [džə:mineišən pauə] germinative capacity
horse power koňská síla, kůň (měrná jednotka) [ho:s pauə]
power station (esp. GB) elektrárna [pauə steišən] power plant (esp. US)
hydroelectric power vodní energie, hydroenergie, (elektrická) energie (získaná) z vodních elektráren [haidrәuilektrik pauә] 1. Power generated from the movement of water. The term is used to identify a type of electricity-generating station or any energy output in which the main mover is driven by flowing water. 2. The potential and kinetic energy of waters. hydropower, water power, hydroenergy
staying power stálost [steiiŋ pauə]
absorbing power absorpční schopnost [əbzo:biŋ pauə] absorbing capacity
tidal power přílivová energie, slapová energie [taidәl pauә] A form of hydropower that converts the energy of tides into electricity or other useful forms of power.
radiant power radiační tok, tok záření [reidiәnt pauә] radiant flux
atomic power atomová energie, jaderná energie, nukleární energie [ətomik pauə] Energy generated by a nuclear reactor, primarily by nuclear fission and experimentally by nuclear fusion. nuclear power
regeneration power schopnost zmlazování [ri:dženəreišən pauә] rejuvenation capacity
bactericidal power schopnost hubit baktérie [bæktirisaidəl pauə]
caloric power výhřevnost, kalorická hodnota [kalorik powə:] caloric value
vortex power vírová energie [vo:teks pauә] A form of hydro power which generates energy by placing obstacles in rivers in order to cause the formation of vortices which can then be tapped for energy.
osmotic power osmotická energie [ozmotik] Energy retrieved from the difference in the salt concentration between seawater and river water. salinity gradient power
water power vodní energie [wo:tə pauə] Power that is derived from the force or energy of moving water. hydropower
emissive power hustota toku vysílaného záření [imisiv pauə] The total power emitted from a surface at a specified temperature and in defined surroundings per unit area. emittance, emission factor
wave power slapová energie [weiv pauə] The generation of electrical power from the stored kinetic energy contained within ocean waves.
self-purifying power samočistící schopnost, schopnost samočištění [self pju:rifaiiŋ pauə] The capacity of a natural body of water to receive a certain amount of wastewaters or toxic materials without deleterious effects and without damage to aquatic life or humans who consume the water. self-purifying capacity, self-cleaning capacity, assimilative capacity
wind power větrná energie [wind pauә] Conversion of wind energy into a useful form, such as electricity, using wind turbines.
power coefficient aerodynamická účinnost [pauə kəuifišənt] The ratio of the mechanical power at the shaft to the power corresponding to a given ambient wind velocity across the total swept area.
geothermal power geotermální energie [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə]
solar power satellite solární satelit [sәulә pauә sætәlait]
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
wind-power generator větrná elektrárna, větrný generátor, větrný agregát [wind pauә dženәreitә] An installation in which the rotor of a wind turbine is coupled to an electric generator. wind generator
solar power tower solární pec [sәulә pauә tauә] A device that collects and often concentrates solar radiation for producing high-temperature heat, as for cooking. Solar furnaces usually incorporate mirrors to focus the sun's rays on the material under heat treatment or being melted. solar furnace
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
wind-power plant větrná elektrárna [wind pauә pla:nt] wind-power station
power plant fumes (pl.) elektrárenské páry (pl.), elektrárenské zplodiny (pl.) [pauə pla:nt fju:mz] The vapour effluents of power plants.
wind-power station větrná elektrárna [wind pauə steišən] wind-power plant
power quality analyser analyzátor výkonu a kvality [pauә kwoliti ænәlaizә] PQA
heliothermal power station tepelná sluneční elektrárna [hi:liəuӨә:mel pauә steišәn] A power station in which thermal energy received directly from the sun is converted into electrical energy. solar thermal power station, solar thermal electric power plant, solar thermal power unit
stand-alone power system samostatná napájecí síť, ostrovní síť [stænd әlәun pauә sistәm] Off-the-grid electricity system for locations that are not fitted with an electricity distribution system. SAPS, SPS
power station with reservoir akumulační vodní elektrárna [pauə steišən wiӨ rezəvwa:] A hydro-electric power station associated with storage capacity to regulate the water supply to the turbines.
hydroelectric power plant vodní elektrárna, hydroelektrárna [haidrәuilektrik pauә pla:nt] A plant designed to convert the gravitational energy of waters into electrical energy. hydro-electric power station
purchasing power parity parita kupní síly [pә:čisiŋ pauә perәti] PPP
marine current power energie mořských proudů [mәri:n kәrәnt pauә] Power based on the harnessing of the kinetic energy of marine currents.
tidal power plant přílivová elektrárna [tailәl pauә pla:nt] A hydro-electric power station that exploits the head occuring between the level of the water in the sea at low tide and that of the seawater impounded in a basin separated from the sea at high tide. tidal power station
tidal power station přílivová elektrárna [taidəl pauə steišən] A hydro-electric power station that exploits the head occuring between the level of the water in the sea at low tide and that of the seawater impounded in a basin separated from the sea at high tide. tidal power plant
oil-fired power station elektrárna na topné oleje, elektrárna na naftu [oil faiəd pauə steišən] A type of power station in which oil is used to generate steam for use by electricity generating turbines.
run-of-river power station průtočná vodní elektrárna [ran əv rivə pauə steišən] A hydro-electric power station which uses the river flow with very little alteration and little or no impoundment of the water. run-of-river plant
salinity gradient power osmotická energie [sæliniti greidiәnt pauә] Energy retrieved from the difference in the salt concentration between seawater and river water. osmotic power
pondage power plant jezová vodní elektrárna [pondidž pauә pla:nt] A hydro-electric power station in which the filling time of the reserve based on the water cumulative flows is no more than two weeks. pondage power station
pondage power station jezová vodní elektrárna [pondidž pauə steišən] A hydro-electric power station in which the filling time of the reserve based on the water cumulative flows is no more than two weeks. pondage power plant
solar thermal power station tepelná sluneční elektrárna [səulə Өə:məl pauə steišən] A power station in which thermal energy received directly from the sun is converted into electrical energy. heliothermal power station, solar thermal electric power plant, solar thermal power unit
solar thermal power unit tepelná sluneční elektrárna [səulə Өə:məl pauə ju:nit] A power station in which thermal energy received directly from the sun is converted into electrical energy. solar thermal power station
hydro-electric power station vodní elektrárna, hydroelektrárna [haidrəu ilektrik pauə steišən] A plant designed to convert the gravitational energy of waters into electrical energy. hydro-electric power plant, hydroelectric plant, hydro-electric works
pumped storage power station přečerpávací vodní elektrárna [pampt sto:ridž pauə steišən] A power station with a reservoir filled exclusively or partially with the use of pumps. Water is pumped up to the upper reservoir at times of excess electricity production for subsequent hydroelectricity generation. pumped storage plant
remote area power supply samostatná napájecí síť, ostrovní síť [rimeut eriә pauә sәplai] Off-the-grid electricity system for locations that are not fitted with an electricity distribution system. RAPS
solar thermal electric power plant tepelná sluneční elektrárna [sәulә Өә:mәl әlektrik pauә pla:nt] A power station in which thermal energy received directly from the sun is converted into electrical energy. solar thermal power station
small hydro-electric power station malá vodní elektrárna, vodní mikroelektrárna [smo:l haidrәu әlektrik pauә steišәn] small hydropower plant, minipower station, micropower station