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Перевод: coking

[прилагательное]
коксовый;
[существительное]
коксование
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. The mine will produce 9 million tonnes of coking coal and 4 million tonnes of steam coal annually of which 5.3 million tonnes of coking coal will be exported to Japan.
2. Category by category, more than a third of Soviet goods measured by value (from sewing machines and locomotive cranes to coking equipment) are produced in a single factory.
3. He described the impossibility of extracting high-grade coking coal from the worn-out mines under his control, particularly if investment in modern machinery was cut.
4. At a rank stage corresponding to 3% Rm, the coal is still relatively rich in hydrogen: it contains 3.3% H, i.e. of the hydrogen content of a coking coal.
5. Currently the export trade has been hit by lower prices for both steam coal and coking coal but this has not prevented a number of large and expensive development projects aimed at significantly increasing output.
6. Soviet steel mills need 346,000 tonnes of coking coal a day but are getting only 200,000.
7. For example, in 1985 the steel industry, which relies on imports of both coking coal and iron ore, and which does not export enough to cover these requirements, made an agreement with the metal-working industry, which is a net exporter, to sell it 67 million of foreign exchange during the year.
8. This means that German coal producers can expect DM 550 million as coking coal aid and DM 184 million as investment help in 1984 but the government has expressed a disinclination to subsidise exports, which it plans to phase out.
9. William Boarden for timber and making ye coking stool - 14s. 11d".
10. An experiment near Bristol showed pollution downwind of a coking works could increase acidity tenfold in just 30 months.
11. There were violent clashes between police and pickets, notably at the Orgreave coking depot in Rotherham in the summer of 1984.
12. This was mainly caused by the decline of the German steel industry and the consequent dramatic reduction in coking coal demand but the general contraction in energy markets due to recession and conservation also contributed.