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Definition
Synonym
Kesselw�rter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kesselwärmedehnung
f
mach.
boiler thermal expansion; boiler thermal growth
Kesselwärter
m
mach.
boiler attendant; boiler operator
Kesselwagen
m
Kesselwagen
pl
tank car, tank wagon
tank cars, tank wagons
Kesselwagen
tank wagon
Kesselwagen
m
Kesselwagen
pl
tank car; tank wagon
tank cars; tank wagons
Kesselwandverkleidung
f
mach.
boiler wall cladding
Kesselwarte
f
mach.
boiler control room
Kesselwasser
f
boiler water
Kesselwasser
n
boiler water
Kesselwasseraufbereitung
f
mach.
boiler water treatment
Kesselwasseraufbereitung
f
techn.
boiler water treatment
Kesselwasserentspanner
m
mach.
boiler blow down tank vessel; boiler flash tank vessel
Kesselwasserentspanner
m
mach.
boiler blow down tank vessel; boiler flash tank vessel
Kesselwassertemperatur
f
techn.
gleitend abgesenkte Kesselwassertemperatur
boiler water temperature
continuously adjustable decreased boiler water temperature
Kesselwirkungsgrad
m
mach.
direkte Methode der Kesselwirkungsgradbestimmung
f
mach.
indirekte Methode der Kesselwirkungsgradbestimmung
f
mach.
boiler efficiency
boiler efficiency input-output method
boiler efficiency heat loss method
Kesselwirkungsgrad
m
techn.
direkte Methode der Kesselwirkungsgradbestimmung
f
mach.
indirekte Methode der Kesselwirkungsgradbestimmung
f
mach.
boiler efficiency
boiler efficiency input-output method
boiler efficiency heat loss method
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boiler thermal expansion; boiler thermal growth Synonyme
boiler
room
Klaxon
boiler
factory
brokerage
brokerage house
brokerage office
bucket shop
bull-roarer
bunco game
catcall
cherry bomb
clack
clacker
clapper
con game
confidence game
cracker
cricket
firecracker
goldbrick
horn
noisemaker
rattle
rattlebox
shell game
siren
skin game
snapper
steam whistle
stockbrokerage
thimblerig
thimblerigging
ticktack
whistle
whizgig
whizzer
Kesselw�rter Definition
Boiler
(
n.
)
One
who
boils.
Boiler
(
n.
)
A
vessel
in
which
any
thing
is
boiled.
Boiler
(
n.
)
A
strong
metallic
vessel,
usually
of
wrought
iron
plates
riveted
together,
or
a
composite
structure
variously
formed,
in
which
steam
is
generated
for
driving
engines,
or
for
heating,
cooking,
or
other
purposes.
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
act
of
expanding
or
spreading
out
Expansion
(
n.
)
That
which
is
expanded
Expansion
(
n.
)
Space
through
which
anything
is
expanded
Expansion
(
n.
)
Enlargement
or
extension
of
business
transactions
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
developed
result
of
an
indicated
operation
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
operation
of
steam
in
a
cylinder
after
its
communication
with
the
boiler
has
been
cut
off,
by
which
it
continues
to
exert
pressure
upon
the
moving
piston.
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
enlargement
of
the
ship
mathematically
from
a
model
or
drawing
to
the
full
or
building
size,
in
the
process
of
construction.
Growth
(
n.
)
The
process
of
growing
Growth
(
n.
)
That
which
has
grown
or
is
growing
Lacashire
boiler
(
)
A
steam
boiler
having
two
flues
which
contain
the
furnaces
and
extend
through
the
boiler
from
end
to
end.
Thermal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
heat
boiler thermal expansion; boiler thermal growth Bedeutung
expansion
enlargement
the
act
of
increasing
(something)
in
size
or
volume
or
quantity
or
scope
expansion
expanding
upon
adding
information
or
detail
auxiliary
boiler
donkey
boiler
(nautical)
an
extra
boiler
(as
a
ship's
boiler
that
is
used
while
the
ship
is
in
port)
boiler
steam
boiler
sealed
vessel
where
water
is
converted
to
steam
double
boiler
double
saucepan
two
saucepans,
one
fitting
inside
the
other
expansion
bit
expansive
bit
a
bit
with
a
cutting
blade
that
can
be
adjusted
to
different
sizes
expansion
bolt
a
bolt
that
has
an
attachment
that
expands
as
the
bolt
is
driven
into
a
surface
kettle
boiler
a
metal
pot
for
stewing
or
boiling,
usually
has
a
lid
slot
expansion
slot
(computer)
a
socket
in
a
microcomputer
that
will
accept
a
plug-in
circuit
board,
the
PC
had
three
slots
for
additional
memory
solar
thermal
system
a
system
that
converts
sunlight
into
heat
thermal
printer
a
printer
that
produces
characters
by
applying
heat
to
special
paper
that
is
sensitive
to
heat
thermal
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
in
which
nuclear
fissions
are
caused
by
neutrons
that
are
slowed
down
by
a
moderator
thermistor
thermal
resistor
a
semiconductor
device
made
of
materials
whose
resistance
varies
as
a
function
of
temperature,
can
be
used
to
compensate
for
temperature
variation
in
other
components
of
a
circuit
thermal
barrier
heat
barrier
a
limit
to
high
speed
flight
imposed
by
aerodynamic
heating
somatotropin
somatotrophin
somatotropic
hormone
somatotrophic
hormone
STH
human
growth
hormone
growth
hormone
a
hormone
produced
by
the
anterior
pituitary
gland,
promotes
growth
in
humans
expansion
enlargement
elaboration
a
discussion
that
provides
additional
information
emergence
outgrowth
growth
the
gradual
beginning
or
coming
forth,
figurines
presage
the
emergence
of
sculpture
in
Greece
rapid
climb
rapid
growth
zoom
a
rapid
rise
growth
industry
an
industry
that
is
growing
rapidly
growth
vegetation
that
has
grown,
a
growth
of
trees,
the
only
growth
was
some
salt
grass
growth
something
grown
or
growing,
a
growth
of
hair
hot
spring
thermal
spring
a
natural
spring
of
water
at
a
temperature
ofF
or
above
annual
ring
growth
ring
an
annual
formation
of
wood
in
plants
as
they
grow
thermal
rising
current
of
warm
air
old
growth
virgin
forest
forest
or
woodland
having
a
mature
or
overly
mature
ecosystem
more
or
less
uninfluenced
by
human
activity
second
growth
a
second
growth
of
trees
covering
an
area
where
the
original
stand
was
destroyed
by
fire
or
cutting
growth
stock
stock
of
a
corporation
that
has
had
faster
than
average
gains
in
earnings
and
is
expected
to
continue
to
economic
growth
steady
growth
in
the
productive
capacity
of
the
economy
(and
so
a
growth
of
national
income)
growth
growing
maturation
development
ontogeny
ontogenesis
(biology)
the
process
of
an
individual
organism
growing
organically,
a
purely
biological
unfolding
of
events
involved
in
an
organism
changing
gradually
from
a
simple
to
a
more
complex
level,
he
proposed
an
indicator
of
osseous
development
in
children
growth
a
progression
from
simpler
to
more
complex
forms,
the
growth
of
culture
increase
increment
growth
a
process
of
becoming
larger
or
longer
or
more
numerous
or
more
important,
the
increase
in
unemployment,
the
growth
of
population
population
growth
increase
in
the
number
of
people
who
inhabit
a
territory
or
state
thermionic
emission
thermal
emission
the
emission
of
electrons
from
very
hot
substances
coefficient
of
expansion
expansivity
the
fractional
change
in
length
or
area
or
volume
per
unit
change
in
temperature
at
a
given
constant
pressure
British
thermal
unit
BTU
B.Th.U.
a
unit
of
heat
equal
to
the
amount
of
heat
required
to
raise
one
pound
of
water
one
degree
Fahrenheit
at
one
atmosphere
pressure,
equivalent
to
.
calories
expansion
a
function
expressed
as
a
sum
or
product
of
terms,
the
expansion
of
(ab)^
is
a^abb^
thermal
equilibrium
a
state
in
which
all
parts
of
a
system
are
at
the
same
temperature
type
I
diabetes
insulin-dependent
diabetes
mellitus
IDDM
juvenile-onset
diabetes
juvenile
diabetes
growth-onset
diabetes
ketosis-prone
diabetes
ketoacidosis-prone
diabetes
autoimmune
diabetes
severe
diabetes
mellitus
with
an
early
onset,
characterized
by
polyuria
and
excessive
thirst
and
increased
appetite
and
weight
loss
and
episodic
ketoacidosis,
diet
and
insulin
injections
are
required
to
control
the
disease
growth
(pathology)
an
abnormal
proliferation
of
tissue
(as
in
a
tumor)
thermal
pollution
harm
to
lakes
and
rivers
resulting
from
the
release
of
excessive
waste
heat
into
them
growth
factor
a
protein
that
is
involved
in
cell
differentiation
and
growth
nerve
growth
factor
NGF
a
protein
that
is
involved
in
the
growth
of
peripheral
nerve
cells
phytohormone
plant
hormone
growth
regulator
(botany)
a
plant
product
that
acts
like
a
hormone
growth
hormoneeleasing
factor
GHRF
a
releasing
factor
that
accelerates
the
secretion
of
growth
hormone
by
the
anterior
pituitary
body
growth
rate
rate
of
growth
the
rate
of
increase
in
size
per
unit
time
thermal
caused
by
or
designed
to
retain
heat,
a
thermal
burn,
thermal
underwear
thermal
of
or
relating
to
a
hot
spring,
thermal
water
thermal
thermic
caloric
relating
to
or
associated
with
heat,
thermal
movements
of
molecules,
thermal
capacity,
thermic
energy,
the
caloric
effect
of
sunlight
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