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


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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.
reactor reaktor [ri:æktə]
SBR reactor reaktor SBR [es bi: a: ri:æktә] Activated sludge wastewater treatment with discontinuous operation in one tank.
breeder reactor produkční reaktor, plodící reaktor [bri:də rijæktə]
catalytic reactor katalytický konvertor, katalyzátor výfukových spalin, katalyzátor (u automobilů) [kætәlitik riæktә] An air pollution abatement device that removes organic contaminants by oxidising them into carbon dioxide and water. catalytic converter, catalytic muffler
fission reactor štěpný reaktor, reaktor pro štěpnou reakci [fižən riæktə] The most common type of nuclear reactor in which atoms of elements such as uranium-235 and plutonium-239 are split by neutrons, thus releasing energy mainly in the form of heat.
fusion reactor termonukleární reaktor, syntézní termonukleární reaktor [fju:žən rijæktə] A type of nuclear reactor whose energy is derived from the fusion of two atoms, usually deuterium or tritium, to form one helium atom with a consequent relase of energy.
Magnox reactor reaktor chlazený oxidem uhličitým [mægnoks ri:æktə] A type of gas-cooled nuclear reactor in which the moderator is graphite and core coolant gas is carbon dioxide.
plutonium reactor plutoniový reaktor [plu:tәuniәm riæktә] plutonium pile
reactor containment ochranná obálka, kontejnment [ri:æktə kәnteinmənt] A pressure resistant containing system entirely surrounding a nuclear reactor and designed to prevent the release, even under the conditions of a reactor accident, of unacceptable quantities of radioactive material beyond a controlled zone.
boiling water reactor varný reaktor [boiliŋ wo:tə riæktə] A type of water-cooled nuclear reactor in which pressurized water acts not only as a coolant and moderator but also is allowed to boil within the reactor itself. BWR
water-cooled reactor vodou chlazený reaktor [wo:tə ku:ld ri:æktə] A type of nuclear reactor in which water is used as a core coolant and also, in most cases, as a moderator. WCR
light-water reactor lehkovodní reaktor [lait wo:tə ri:æktə]
pressurized-water reactor tlakovodní reaktor [prešəraizd wo:tə ri:æktə] PWR
advanced gas-cooled reactor moderní plynem chlazený reaktor, AGR [ədva:nst gæs ku:ld rijektə] A type of nuclear reactor in which the fuel source is enriched uranium dioxide and the coolant is carbon dioxide.
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 power nukleární energie, jaderná energie [nju:kliə pauə] Energy generated by a nuclear reactor primarily by nuclear fission. atomic power
extra-nuclear mimojaderný [ekstrә njukliə] extra-core
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 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.
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
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
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
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
International Nuclear Information System Mezinárodní systém jaderných informací, INIS [intənæšənəl njukliə infəmeišən sistəm]