Übersetzung für 'brown coal' von Englisch nach Deutsch

brown coal

Braunkohle {f}geol.

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brown coal ash

Braunkohlenasche {f}geol.

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brown coal basin

Braunkohlenbecken {n}geol.

brown coal coke

Braunkohlenkoks {m}

brown coal conversion

Braunkohleverstromung {f}ecol.ind.tech.

brown coal deposit

Braunkohlenlagerstätte {f}geol.mining

Braunkohlelagerstätte {f} [Rsv.]geol.mining

brown coal field

Braunkohlerevier {n}mining

brown coal mine

Braunkohlegrube {f}mining

Braunkohlebergwerk {n}mining

brown coal mining

Braunkohleabbau {m}mining

brown coal mining [also: brown-coal mining]

Braunkohlebergbau {m}mining

Braunkohlenbergbau {m}mining

brown coal production

Braunkohlegewinnung {f}mining

Braunkohleförderung {f}mining

brown-coal excavator

Braunkohlebagger {m}mining

raw brown coal

Rohbraunkohle {f}

soft brown coal

Weichbraunkohle {f}geol.mining

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brown coal mining region

Braunkohlenbergbaugebiet {n}

brown coal opencast mine

Braunkohletagebau {m}mining

brown coal power plant

Braunkohlenkraftwerk {n}ind.

brown coal power station

Braunkohlekraftwerk {n}ind.

brown coal tar oil

Braunkohlenteeröl {n}

burning of brown coal

Braunkohleverbrennung {f}

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pulverized coal injection coal <PCI coal>

PCI-Kohle {f} [Hochöfen, PCI-Verfahren]ind.

Einblaskohle {f} [Hochöfen, PCI-Verfahren]ind.

metallurgical coal <met coal>

metallurgische Kohle {f}ind.

brown-beret / brown beret lichen [Baeomyces rufus]

Braune Köpfchenflechte {f}mycol.T

Braune Hutflechte {f}mycol.T

Fuchsrote Hutflechte {f}mycol.T

Fuchsrote Köpfchenflechte {f}mycol.T

chestnut-brown / chestnut brown antpitta [Grallaria erythroleuca]

Weißflecken-Ameisenpitta {f}orn.T

Kastanien-Ameisenpitta / Kastanienameisenpitta {f}orn.T

Tickell's brown hornbill / brown-hornbill [Anorrhinus tickelli, syn.: Buceros tickelli, Ptilolaemus tickelli]

Rostbauch-Hornvogel {m}orn.T

Tickellhornvogel {m}orn.T

brown-top / brown top (grass) [Agrostis capillaris, syn.: A. capillaris var. aristata, A. tenuis, A. vulgaris] [common bent]

Rotes Straußgras {n}bot.T

coal

Grubengold {n} [fig.] [Kohle]

schwarzes Gold {n} [fig. für: Kohle]

Kohle {f}

Steinkohle {f}

to coal

bunkern [Kohle]naut.

coal-fired {adj}

mit Kohle beheizt

coal hod

Kohleeimer {m}

coal-black {adj}

kohlrabenschwarz

• Fossil fuels are represented by brown coal exploited in Ticu–Dâncu–Băgara area and peat, exploited in Călățele–Căpățâna sector.
• Vattenfall's past expansion strategy has involved the acquisition of multiple brown coal (lignite)-fired power plants, which has been highly controversial in Sweden and Germany due to the fact that brown coal is among the most carbon-intensive forms of electricity generation.
• In the southern part of the district are big open pit Lignite (brown coal) mines.
• The district has rich lignite (brown coal) deposits, which is used in open pit mining.
• If the SEC did decide to construct a nuclear power station, it would have continued to construct brown coal power stations as well for some considerable time.

• During their three years of occupation, the Japanese built the Saketi–Bayah railway in southern Lebak to transport brown coal from the Bayah mines.
• The grade of coal produced depended on the maximum pressure and temperature reached, with lignite (also called "brown coal") produced under relatively mild conditions, and sub-bituminous coal, bituminous coal, or anthracite coal (also called "hard coal" or "black coal") produced in turn with increasing temperature and pressure.
• The extensive deposits of brown coal in those areas are mostly used for electricity production.
• A small number of brown coal deposits exist in the Geelong region, most notably at Anglesea, where it has been mined to fuel Alcoa's Anglesea Power Station since 1969.
• After World War II, the country was short of energy, relying on imported crude oil and natural gas from the Soviet Union, domestic brown coal, and nuclear and hydroelectric energy.

• Brown coal deposits are currently mined in the Konin area, and form the basis for the province's power industry (the Pątnów-Adams-Konin coal-fired power stations account for more than 10% of the national electricity production).
• The lignite, commonly known as brown coal, found in Vinnytsia is similar in quality to the well-known lignite of Dniprobas and can be used for energy purposes utilizing the semi-coking and hydrogenation methods.
• The Latrobe Valley is significant as the centre of Victoria's energy industry, specifically the mining and burning of brown coal to produce electricity.
• Electricity was generated at the Playford B (240 MW) and Northern power stations (520 MW) from brown coal mined at Leigh Creek, 250 km to the north.
• This gives information on the carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen composition of the coal, and determines the type of coal: lignite, brown coal, bituminous coal, anthracite or graphite.

• Experiments with FLOX-Technology have established that it can reduce the amount of NOx generated by 20% in the case of Rhenisch brown coal, and by 65% in the case of Polish black coal.
• Gippsland has no deposits of major industrial nonmetallic minerals, but it does feature the world's largest brown coal deposits and, around Sale and offshore in the Bass Strait, some of the largest deposits of oil and natural gas in Australia.