Примеры использования Combustion sources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Residential Combustion sources.
There are ELVs for all large and medium-sized combustion sources.
Small combustion sources priority 2.
Emission limit values to major new stationary combustion sources.
He requested that small combustion sources be added to table 3.
Reduction of unintentional POPs releases particularly from combustion sources.
Stationary combustion sources formed the major portion of emitted GHG's.
Update to Guidebook Chapter 1.A.4: Small Combustion Sources Priority 1.
There are no stationary combustion sources with a thermal input above 500 MWth in Norway.
The panel reported on progress made on a new Guidebook chapter"Small Combustion Sources.
Liechtenstein and Monaco do not have combustion sources large enough to meet the definitions in the Protocol.
The Aarhus Heavy Metals Protocol primarily addresses emissions of mercury from large, stationary combustion sources.
Emission limit values for stationary combustion sources(LAND 12-1998), 30 April 1998, MoE Order No. 67;
ELVs have been set for all large(output> 5 MWth) andmediumsized(output 0.2- 5 MWth) combustion sources.
Lithuania* has ELVs for existing stationary combustion sources> 500 MW according to the type of fuel.
Bulgaria* has adopted emission limit values identical to those in annex V for new combustion sources above 50 MW.
He indicated that small combustion sources were one area where the Expert Group could contribute significantly.
These particles are not released directly from combustion sources or other activities.
For stationary coal or oil combustion sources with a thermal input above 500 MWth the legally binding ELV is 500 mg/m3 dry gas, 101.32 kPa, 0oC, 6% O2.
Liechenstein and Norway currently have no stationary combustion sources with a thermal.
For existing major stationary combustion sources with a thermal input above 500 MW, annex V of the Protocol sets an emissions limit value of 400mg SO2/Nm3.
While the levels in Nukus might be affected by dust storms,frequent in that area, various combustion sources might dominate in Tashkent.
For major new stationary combustion sources see article 1(Definitions); for major stationary combustion source categories under the Protocol, refer to annex V.
Emission limit values orlimitations to major existing stationary combustion sources with thermal input between 50 and 500 MWth.
With reference to article 2,paragraph 5(a) and annex V, specify the emission limit values applied in your country to all major new stationary combustion sources.
Lithuania* has ELVs for existing andnew stationary combustion sources according to the type of fuel and the thermal capacity.
The 1994 Sulphur Protocol sets forth specific"emission andsulphur content limit values" for major stationary combustion sources(article 2.5);
However, available evidence suggests that PM from major combustion sources, mobile and stationary, is associated with serious health effects.
Sixteen Parties to the Protocol, and Bulgaria, Monaco and Poland,provided adequate information on progress made in applying emission limit values to major new stationary combustion sources.
PM originates from primary emissions(e.g. soot from combustion sources, sea salt and soil from wind-driven resuspension) and formation of secondary particles in the atmosphere.