турбина

турбина

A rotary motor driven by a flow of water, steam or wind to produce electrical energy.

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реакциона турбина

Energy; Hydroelectric

Тип турбине који користи комбинацију притиска и воде за производњу енергије. Клизач је код реакцијске турбине смештен воду на одређени начин да изричито дозвољава води да тече ...

пулсна турбина

Energy; Hydroelectric

Uses speed of flowing water to generate movement in runner, allowing the flow of water to strike each individual blade directly. Impulse turbines are usually used for high head, ...

телење

Geography; Physical geography

A form of ablation whereby a mass of ice breaks away from a glacier or sheet. After reaching a body of water the tip of the glacial mass is floated creating stresses with the main ...

артешки

Geography; Physical geography

The upward movement of groundwater by hydrostatic pressure.

циклус лишавања

Geography; Physical geography

Much the same as the cycle of poverty but as applied to emdw inner city areas. Low wages and poverty mean overcrowding and no investment in housing. These cause poor health and ...

камбријан

Geography; Physical geography

У геолошко време, период који је трајао пре од 570 до 505 милина година.

вештачка поплава

Geography; Physical geography

Deliberate release of water from dam reservoirs to create downstream flooding that is beneficial to farmland or wetland areas.

дерегулација

Geography; Physical geography

The removal of rules, regulations and laws previously imposed on an industry. Often welcomed as the removal of monopoly rights which improve competition and opportunity, they can ...

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