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| Terms for subject Environment (24829 entries) |
| Abblasestation | atmospheric exhaust station | |
| Abblasesystem | dump system | |
| Abblasesystem | steam dump system | |
| abbrennbares Gadoliniumoxid-Reaktorgift | gadolinium oxide burnable poison | |
| Abbrennen | prescribed burning | |
| Abbrennen nach chemischer Abtötung | brown and burn | |
| Abbrenntechnik | firing technique | |
| Abbruchmüll | demolition waste (Masonry or rubble wastes arising from the demolition of buildings or other civil engineering structures) | |
| Abbruchmüll | demolition waste | |
| Abbruchunternehmen | demolition business (The activity of reducing buildings or other structures to rubble) | |
| Abbruchunternehmen | demolition business | |
| Abdampfrückstand | dry residue | |
| Abdeckung | covering (No definition needed) | |
| Abdichtung | sealing (Luting, making watertight, waterproofing) | |
| Abendlärmindex | evening-noise indicator | |
| Abfackeln | flaring | |
| Abfackeln | gas flaring | |
| Abfackelung | flaring | |
| Abfackelung | flaring (1. Flares use open flames during normal and/or emergency operations to combust hazardous gaseous. The system has no special features to control temperature or time of combustion; however, supplemental fuel may be required to sustain the combustion. Historically, flares have been used to dispose of waste gases in the oil and gas industry and at wastewater treatment plants having anaerobic digestors. Regulation for thermal destruction of hazardous wastes limit the practical use of flaring to combustion of relatively simple hydrocarbons, such as methane from digesters or landfill gas collection systems. 2. A control device that burns hazardous materials to prevent their release into the environment; may operate continuously or intermittently, usually on top a stack) | |
| Abfackelung | gas flaring |