power plant

English - Turkish

Definition of power plant in English Turkish dictionary

enerji santrali

Sami bir nükleer enerji santralinde çalışmıştı. - Sami worked at a nuclear power plant.

İşte bir atom enerji santrali. - Here is an atomic power plant.

(Askeri) GÜÇ KAYNAĞI: Motorlu araçlarda ve makinelerde motor, ateşleme sistemi, karbüratör, yağlama sistemi vesaire gibi güç ihtihsal eden parçalar grubu

santral

Nükleer enerji santralleri, ısı üretmek için uranyum fizyonuna dayanır. - Nuclear power plants rely upon the fission of uranium to generate heat.

İşte bir atom enerji santrali. - Here is an atomic power plant.

elektrik tesisi

power plant unit

(Askeri) KOMPLE MOTOR DÜZENİ: Süratle takılıp sökülmesi için tek bir cihaz halinde imal edilmiş teferruat ve kaportası dahil tam bir uçak motoru ambalajı

powerplant

enerji santrali

hydroelectric power plant

hidroelektrik santralı

nuclear power plant

nükleer santral

combined cycle power plant

Kombine çevrimli güç santrali

hydraulic power plant

hidrolik santral

powerplant

Elektrik santrali

solar power plant

Güneş enerjisi santrali

atomic power plant

atom enerji santrali

fossil fuel power plant

kömür santrali

lignite power plant

linyitli güç tesisi

thermal power plant

(Avrupa Birliği) termik santral

tidal power plant

gelgit enerjisinden elektrik üreten sistem

English - English

Definition of power plant in English English dictionary: The portion of a vehicle devoted to providing energy for motion; the engine or motor
A train without the power plant is just a bunch of metal boxes on wheels.; A station built for the production of electric power
All of this areas power comes from the nuclear power plant across the river.; 1 A human-made industrial system composed of machinery, equipment, and structures designed to convert various energy resources into electricity, usually on a large scale Examples include coal-fired and nuclear power plants and hydroelectric dams 2 Any human-made equipment or system that produces power, including the structure that contains it; An energy park comprising one or more (up to 10) modules Within a Power Plant, some rooms, e g Control Room, may be shared by the modules; An electric utility generating station; an electrical generating station; Central station generating facility that produces energy; A place where electricity is generated; A power plant is the same as a power station; A facility where electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels, controlling nuclear reactions, tapping hot subsurface rock bodies, or diverting water to turn turbines; building equipped with machines which generate power
power plants: plural form of power plant
powerplant: Alternative spelling of power plant
powerplant: An apparatus or an installation which provides power for industry, a machine, etc
electric power plant: {i} power station, station for the production of electricity and its supply to consumers
nuclear power plant: Any device or assembly that converts nuclear energy into useful power In a nuclear electric power plant, heat produced by a reactor is used to produce steam to drive a turbine that in turn drives an electricity generator
nuclear power plant: An electric power plant that converts nuclear energy into electrical energy Heat produced by a reactor is used to make steam to drive a turbine that in turn drives an electric generator
nuclear power plant: A facility in which heat produced in a reactor by the fissioning of nuclear fuel is used to drive a steam turbine
nuclear power plant: power plant where nuclear energy is converted into heat to use to produce steam for turbines and then drive generators which produce electric power
powerplant: {i} location where electrical power is produced, power station, powerhouse (Electricity)

power plant

Hyphenation

po·wer plant

Turkish pronunciation

pauır plänt

Synonyms

power station, atomic power plant, generating station, hydroelectric plant, hydroelectric scheme, nuclear power plant, powerhouse, power source, station

Pronunciation

/ˈpouər ˈplant/ /ˈpaʊɜr ˈplænt/

Etymology

[ 'pau(-&)r ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English, from Old French poeir, from poeir to be able, from Vulgar Latin potEre, alteration of Latin posse; more at POTENT.