Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
однофазных и двухфазных рабочих тел в замкнутых полостях
English translation:
one-and two-phase working mediums in cavities
Added to glossary by
Leah Aharoni
Jul 13, 2008 16:55
15 yrs ago
Russian term
однофазных и двухфазных рабочих тел в замкнутых полостях
Russian to English
Tech/Engineering
Science (general)
I need help with this entire sentence:
Научные интересы охватывают исследования теплообмена и гидродинамики однофазных и двухфазных рабочих тел в замкнутых полостях при различных энергетических нагрузках.
Thanks,
Leah
Научные интересы охватывают исследования теплообмена и гидродинамики однофазных и двухфазных рабочих тел в замкнутых полостях при различных энергетических нагрузках.
Thanks,
Leah
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one-and two-phase working mediums in cavities
I would translate the sentence like this:"Research interests cover the heat exchange and hydrodynamics of one-and two-phase working mediums in cavities
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single- and two- phases working bodies in closed cavities
Something like this:"The scope of study includes the heat exchange and hydrodynamics of single- and two- phases working bodies in closed cavities under various energy loads." Not sure about "рабочих тел". Take it as just an option.
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David Knowles
: It's got to be "phase" in the singular. Multitran offers a variety of options for рабочее тело, and I've no idea which one (if any) fits!
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Thank you, David. Agree with "phase".
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Dorene Cornwell
: Check "dual phase." You might need to solve the рабочее тело issue to pick the right way to figure out how to handle the phase issue.
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Thank you, Dorene
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singlephase and twophase operating bodies in closed cavities
The whole sentence makes a sense this way " Scientific interest embrace research on heat exchange and hydrodynamics of singlephase and twophase operating bodies in closed cavities at different energy loads."
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