Примеры использования Creosote на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Creosote, chlorine, PCs.
Have you been sniffing the creosote again?
Creosote based products.
The other two were chromated copper arsenate(CCA) and creosote.
Creosote and oil borne preservatives.
Burning such wood can result in increased emission of creosote that collects in the flue pipes.
It is within the Creosote Rings Preserve of the Lucerne Valley and Johnson Valley.
A large number of toxic substances are contained in creosote including PAHs, phenol, and cresols.
Creosote is not approved in New Zealand as is the case with PCP New Zealand 2014.
The most widely used PAH-containing coal-tar products are carbolineum and creosote.
Creosote, like PCP, is an-oil based product used within industrial pressure treating of wood.
Although it is biosynthesized by a variety of organisms, this yellowish aromatic oil is usually derived from guaiacum or wood creosote.
Creosote, CO2… off the chart levels of methane, styrene, chloroform, sulfur, formaldehyde, chlorine, presence of PC's.
Copper naphthenate holds a smaller proportion of the wood treatment market than CCA,PCP and creosote but demand is expected to grow USEPA 2008b.
Similarly, creosote(which is 70-75% PAH) has been banned for sale and use in wood impregnation since 1996.
ACZA is also approved for use in coastal/marine applications with only a limited number of other approved preservatives notably creosote.
Creosote is a widely-used preservative for wood with proven efficacy, although it has negative environmental and health consequences.
For the purpose of these guidelines, the fraction of creosote which exceeds this value of vapour pressure at 293.15 K should be considered as a VOC;
A Marxist theory of art would probably conclude that the chef cannot be an artist, lacking autonomy andbeholden to the customer, Mr. Creosote, in all regards.
Conversely, the"Panamint, Saline, and Eureka valleys" have creosote bush, unlike the Deep Springs Valley which includes part of the Great Basin scrub desert.
Creosote is produced from the distillation of coal tars and contains between 200-250 chemical species, although 85% of these are polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs) Environment Canada 2013.
For the purpose of these Guidelines, the fraction of creosote which exceeds this value of vapour pressure at 293.15 K should be considered as an NMVOCs.
Creosote is of particular use in railway ties and cross-arms for utility poles(UNECE 2010) and in the EU the majority of creosoted wood is accounted for by these uses WEI-IEO 2008.
The Canadian response to the Annex F survey also states that creosote is the only significant wood preservative currently used to treat railway ties.
This source category covers the domestic application of glues, use of car care products, cleaning agents,leather and furniture care products, creosote, pesticides, and cosmetics.
The use of oil-based preservatives such as PCP and creosote provide an additional'suppleness' to wood which can protect against warping and cracking in hot dry climates.
This source category covers the domestic application of glues, use of car care products, cleaning agents, leather andfurniture care products, creosote, pesticides, and cosmetics.
Possibly using modified creosote which is taken to be a distillation fraction boiling between 270° C and 355° C, which reduces both the emissions of the more volatile PAHs and the heavier, more toxic PAHs;
In the USA and Canada alternative chemical treatments based around copper arsenates and creosote are used in some situations; while non-chemical alternative materials such as concrete and steel are also manufactured and used to a certain degree within infrastructure networks.
Also in the EU, creosote is extensively used across the EU Member States, and according to the European Electricity Industry Association, Eurelectric(2010), about 1 million m3 of wood were treated with creosote each year.