core shielding

core shielding
защита активной зоны; экран активной зоны

[lang name="English"]top shielding — верхняя защита

[lang name="English"]water shielding — водная защита

[lang name="English"]upper shielding — верхняя защита

[lang name="English"]shielding system — система защиты

[lang name="English"]all-out shielding — круговая защита


English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy. 2015.

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