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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 708321 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain air pollution & toxic gasesinternal combustion engines
suits preferred
  • gaaside, õhu, veeauru ja msg. tahkete osakeste hõljuv segu, mis tekib pms. orgaaniliste ainete (esmajoones kütuse) põlemisel või kuumenemisel. Suitsu keemiline koostis sõltub põlevast ainest ja põlemisrežiimist.
  • white, grey or black product formed of small particles, given off by something which is burning
  • particles suspended in the exhaust stream of a diesel engine which absorb, reflect, or refract light
suits preferred
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smoke

EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 734951 Last modified 03.05.2024
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Domain air trafficmeteorology
suits
FU
smoke
FU
  • small particles of carbonaceous material suspended in the air, which restrict visibility
Good to know
  • Valdkond ICAO lisade põhjal loodud klassifikaatori järgi: Lennumeteoroloogia
Good to know
  • The extent of obscurity is dependent on the amount of smoke particles and humidity, as the former serve as nuclei for the latter. Smoke is a residue from combustion.
suits
Usage examples
  • Halva horisontaalse nähtavuse põhjuseks on udu, uduvine, tuisud, vedelad või tahked sademed, aga ka inimtegevusest põhjustatud nähtused nagu suits ja sudu.
FU abbreviation
smoke
Usage examples
  • Obscurations are any phenomenon in the atmosphere, other than precipitation, that reduces the horizontal visibility in the atmosphere. The obscuration types are: mist (BR), fog (FG), smoke (FU), volcanic ash (VC), widespread dust (DU), sand (SA), haze (HZ), and spray (PY). Spray (PY) is coded only as BLPY.
FU abbreviation
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  • comes from the French word „fumée“. [20.03.2018]
fumée
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