[lang name="English"]fuel a reactor — загружать реактор ядерным топливом
[lang name="English"]general reactor equation — общее уравнение реактора
[lang name="English"]general-purpose reactor — реактор общего назначения
[lang name="English"]marine propulsion reactor — судовой ядерный реактор
[lang name="English"]natural fission reactor — природный ядерный реактор
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy. 2015.
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