Examples of using Lead content in English and their translations into Russian
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Lead content.
Rating Lead content.
Lead content mg/l.
Maximum lead content g/l.
Lead content in petrol.
Median allowable lead content.
Maximum lead content inleaded petrol.
Well, give or take, depending on the lead content.
Lead content in batteries is no longer restricted.
Parties have given special attention to standards controlling the lead content of petrol.
The lead content of unleaded petrol is limited to 5 mg/l.
A highly relevant first step in countries where the lead content is still high.
Figure I: The lead content of the NC-R clone versus that of the NC-S clone.
The Committee reviewed compliance with the obligation for the lead content of marketed petrol.
Further optimization andthe addition of organic components brought the lead content down to 0.25 g/l.
The lead content in dusts from crystal glass melting is usually about 20-60.
Loons and other wildlife often swallow abandoned split shots, then suffer illness ordeath due to the lead content.
The lead content of petrol is regulated, although no leaded petrol was sold in 1997.
In 1997 thetax on petrol was differentiated, with a lower rate for petrol with a lead content of less than 0.05 g/l.
Plus high lead content in the paint, so we're talking old container, manufactured outside the EU.
Despite a wide range in retail prices,there was no correlation between price and lead content among the 58 paint samples collected.
We have reduced the lead content in our products by using special lead-free ROHS solder and components.
EPE also called for measures to promote unleaded petrol and to reduce the lead content of petrol with the aim of phasing out lead from petrol.
The lead content is not sufficient to cause a clear threat to human health, but there is the potential adverse effects on the human body.
Parties marketing unleaded petrol with a lead content lower than 0.013 g/l shall endeavour to maintain or lower that level.
Some countries have already worked out policies and measures for phasing out leaded petrol,including limits on lead content, tax incentives for unleaded petrol and information campaigns.
One recommendation was to reduce the lead content in petrol with the ultimate aim of completely phasing out lead from petrol in Europe.
In Norway, petrol with a lead content of a maximum of 0.15 g/l was allowed for historic vehicles, but the sales were limited to 0.5% of total yearly petrol sales.
Almost all Parties have introduced prohibitions with a lead content limit for petrol of 0.005 g/l, which is lower than the limit set in the Protocol.