[lang name="English"]segmented rod — сегментный топливный стержень
[lang name="English"]hand control rod — стержень ручного управления
[lang name="English"]replacement rod — резервный топливный стержень
[lang name="English"]rod positioner — локализатор положения стержня
[lang name="English"]shadowing rod — экранирующее действие стержней
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy. 2015.
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