Englisch - Türkisch
Definition von aération im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- Aeration Lagoon
- (Su arıtma) Havalandırma havuzu, havalandırma tankı
- aeration drainage
- havalandırma drenajı
- aeration phase
- havalandırma evresi
- aeration tank
- havalandırma tankı
- aerate
- havalandır
- aerate
- havalandırmak
- aerate
- içine tenek karıştırmak
- aerate
- teneklendirmek
- Extended Aeration Reactor
- Uzun Havalandırmalı Reaktör
- aerate
- havalandir
- de aeration
- havalandırma de
- extended aeration
- uzun havalandırma
- aerate
- havayla temas ettirmek aerator havalandırıcı
- aerate
- {f} gaz doldurmak
- aerate
- {f} hava vermek
- aerate
- içine hava karıştırmak
- artificial aeration
- (Askeri) yapay havalandırma
- de aeration
- (Havacılık) sıvıdan havayı alma
- de aeration
- (Havacılık) ayırma işlemi
- spiral aeration
- spiral havalandırma
- zone of aeration
- havalı zon
- zone of aeration
- hava zonu
Relevante Übersetzungen
Englisch - Englisch
Definition von aération im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- aeration
- The process by which air is circulated through or mixed with a substance such as soil or a liquid
- aeration
- The process where air and water are mixed This may be in the form of bubbling air into water, or letting water fall through the air The process is usually used to increase the oxygen concentrations in water The efficiency of aeration equipment is determined by the amount of surface area interface between the water and air and the energy required to produce that interface A summary of the devices used and their corresponding efficiencies is shown in the table It is also used for other processes such as degassing, mixing and destratification
- aeration
- The process of mixing air and water In a spa this can happen two ways: 1) Using an Air Blower to force air into an air channel or through the spa jets 2) With Venturi Air Controls which allow air to be pulled into and mixed with the water in the spa jet
- aeration
- The process of pulling small plugs (about ½" wide and 3" long) from the turf to relieve compacted soil and allow water and nutrients to reach roots Back to alphabetical list
- aeration
- A physical water treatment involving the addition of air to water The process is used to control taste and odour, and to remove dissolved iron
- aeration
- a process used in wastewater treatment that promotes biological degradation of organic matter in water The process can be passive (waste is exposed to air), or active (a mixing or bubbling device introduces oxygen)
- aeration
- the act of charging a liquid with a gas making it effervescent the process of exposing to air (so as to purify)
- aeration
- Supplying soil and roots with air or oxygen
- aeration
- The process of adding air to a water supply for the purpose of oxidation Aeration is frequently used to remove iron and hydrogen sulfide
- aeration
- The process of letting a wine "breathe"
- aeration
- {i} process of charging a liquid with a gas; process of exposing to the effect of air (as in oxygenating blood)
- aeration
- The process of letting a wine "breathe" in the open air by swirling the wine in a glass, which can soften young, tannic wines
- aeration
- Any active or passive process by which intimate contact between air and liquid is assured, generally by spraying liquid in the air, bubbling air through water, or mechanical agitation of the liquid to promote surface absorption of air
- aeration
- A process which promotes biological degradation of organic waste The process may be passive or active
- aeration
- the mixing or turbulent exposure of water to air and oxgen to dissipate volatile contaminants and other pollutants into the air
- aeration
- The mixing or turbulent exposure of water to air and oxygen to dissipate volatile contaminants and other pollutants into the air
- aeration
- This is the process of trying to drive more oxygen (air) into the wine, usually done through decanting, double decanting, or vigorous swirling in the glass This can be very helpful for young wines but can also be very harmful to older, more mature wines Merely allowing the wine to BREATHE is usually considered less invasive
- aeration
- the act of charging a liquid with a gas making it effervescent
- aeration
- The process by which air in the soil is replaced by air from the atmosphere The rate of aeration depends largely upon the volume of pores in the soil
- aeration
- The process of exposing compost material to air
- aeration
- The process of introducing (dissolving) air into wort or beer Aeration of chilled wort at yeast pitching time is desirable, because yeast need oxygen to reproduce Aeration of wort or beer at any other time in the brewing or fermenting process is generally considered to be bad, since it can cause oxidation, which leads to stale flavors
- aeration
- Any active or passive process by which intimate contact between air and liquid are assured, generally by spraying liquid in the air, bubbling air through water, or mechanical agitation of the liquid to promote surface absorption of air
- aeration
- A process of supplying or introducing air/oxygen into a medium which promotes biological degradation of organic matter in water The process may be passive (as when waste is exposed to air), or active (as when a mixing or bubbling device introduces the air)
- aeration
- Making contact between air and a liquid by spraying liquid into the air or by agitating the liquid to promote absorption of air Also act of fluffing molding sand
- aeration
- bringing about the contact of the compost with air through turning, or ventilating to allow microbial aerobic metabolism
- aeration
- A technique by which air is introduced into a liquid, bubbles and aerosols are generated, and dissolved gases are released For example, water aerated by passage through a shower head will release dissolved radon gas
- aeration
- the process of exposing to air (so as to purify)
- aeration
- A process which promotes biological degradation of organic matter in water The process may be passive (as when waste is exposed to air), or active (as when a mixing or bubbling device introduces the air)
- aeration
- getting oxygen into the compost by mixing or turning
- aeration
- The process or method of bringing about intimate contact between air and a liquid
- aeration zone
- A portion of the lithosphere in which the functional interstices of permeable rock or earth are not filled by water under hydrostatic pressure
- aeration zones
- plural form of aeration zone
- aeration tank
- A chamber used to inject air into water
- aeration tank
- the first stage of secondary treatment of wastewater Here, sewage is mixed with air and bacteria so that any organic material is broken down
- aeration tank
- a chamber used to inject oxygen into wastewater during treatment
- aeration tank
- Serves as a chamber for injecting air into water
- aerate
- {v} to impregnate or saturate with carbonic acid or fixed air
- aerate
- To supply oxygen or air
- aerate
- To supply or charge a liquid or body of water with a gas, as to expose a body of water to the circulation of air for purification
- aerate
- To dissolve air in a liquid
- aerate
- to add air to water or to the pores in soil It adds oxygen and allows other gases trapped in the water to escape
- aerate
- impregnate, combine, or supply with oxygen; "oxygenate blood"
- aerate
- To dissolve air in a liquid The introduction of air into a mixture through agitation The only time this is good in brewing is when you pour the chilled water into the primary fermenter The wort should never be aerated
- aerate
- To aerate a substance means to cause air or gas to pass through it. Aerate the soil by spiking with a fork. = oxygenate. to put a gas or air into a liquid or into soil (aer , from )
- aerate
- Aeration is a process that relieves soil compaction and increases water and air movement throughout the soil Thatch is stimulated to decompose when a lawn is aerated
- aerate
- aerate (sewage) so as to favor the growth of organisms that decompose organic matter
- aerate
- To saturate with atmospheric air or oxygen into solution
- aerate
- expose to fresh air; "aerate your old sneakers"
- aerate
- To allow or promote exchange of soil gases with atmospheric gases
- aerate
- To impregnate with gas, usually air
- aerate
- {f} charge a liquid with a gas; expose to the effect of air (as in to oxygenate blood); air out, expose to fresh air; (Nautical) charge air and oxygen into livewells to keep fish alive
- aerate
- Aerate means the same as "sift " To pass dry ingredients through a fine-mesh sifter so large pieces can be removed The process also incorporates air to make ingredients like flour, lighter
- aerate
- In brewing practice, to forcibly introduce air or pure oxygen into wort to facilitate yeast growth
- aerate
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- aerate
- This refers to a manual process whereby an air stream is blown onto paper sheets to create a riffling effect that separates the sheets as they are fed to the printing press