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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 704700 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain animal food - production - products - tradefoodstuffs - production - products - trade
pellet preferred
pellet
Pellet
  • terake, sõmer, kuulike, mis tekib granuleerimisel
  • a ball of some plastic or soft substance, esp. of medicine or food
graanul
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  • Teraviljatangud, lihtjahu ja graanulid: - tangud ja -lihtjahu: - nisust ...
pellet preferred
Usage examples
  • Pelleting. Special shaping by compression through a die. Pellet, pelleted.
granule
pellet
boulette
Pellet
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ID 673313 Last modified 01.10.2025
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Domain powder metallurgyceramic technologypreparation of raw materials from minescasting
гранула preferred
  • pulbri või muu puistematerjali osake, mis võib muuhulgas olla saadud granuleerimise teel (vt granulatsioon, graanulpulber)
    Good to know
    • Graanul on pulbri osakesest suurem (üldjuhul mõõtmetega millimeetrist mõne millimeetrini), kuid väiksem kui pellet. (vrd pulber, pellet)
  • small grain (or pellet), which may be the product of granulation procedure (see: granulation, granular powder)
    Good to know
    • A granule is smaller than a powder particle (typically have particle size range about one millimeter to few millimeters) but smaller that a pellet. (compare: powder, pellet)
  • частица порошка или насыпного материала, которая получена, как правило, путём грануляции (см. грануляция, гранулированный порошок)
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    • Гранула меньше, чем частица порошка (обычно размером от одного миллиметра до нескольких миллиметров), однако меньше, чем окатыш (см. порошок, окатыш).
graanul
granule
гранула preferred
грануль

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