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L’air chaud se refroidit et se condense lorsqu’il atteint la surface de la pile de grain, et le cycle recommence.
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The warm air is cooled as it reaches the surface, condenses, and the cycle is repeated.
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La vapeur est refroidie dans une tour de refroidissement et se condense pour revenir à l’état liquide.
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The steam cools off in a cooling tower and condenses back to water.
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Il se refroidit et se condense à pression constante dans le condenseur, où il devient progressivement liquide. Il traverse ainsi la cloche de part en part.
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It cools and condenses at constant pressure inside the condenser, where it progressively liquefies, moving from one side of the bell to the other.
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L'été, de la brume apparaîtra souvent au-dessus de la banquise ou d'eaux couvertes de glaces. Ce type de brouillard se formerait quand l'eau de fonte à la surface de la glace se réchauffe, sature l'atmosphère et se condense en brouillard.
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Vessels operating in Canadian waters in late fall and winter are likely to experience some degree of topside icing on decks, bulwarks, rails, rigging, and spars. Icing can hinder shipboard activity and, in extreme cases, it can seriously impair vessel operations and stability. The accumulation of ice on a ship's superstructure can raise the centre of gravity, lower the speed and cause difficulty in manoeuvring. Icing can also create various problems with cargo handling equipment, hatches, anchors, winches, and the windlass. Smaller vessels are most at risk, and several fishing vessels have been lost off the Canadian east coast because of spray icing.
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Le procédé fonctionne comme un cycle continu ; le CO2 emprisonné sous terre se volatilise en gaz et remonte à la surface, permettant à la chaleur souterraine d'être libérée dans l'air frais de l'hiver par l'intermédiaire des ailettes de radiateurs. Le CO2 refroidit ensuite et se condense en liquide, retombant lentement goutte à goutte vers les enceintes, et le procédé recommence.
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All this work sets the stage for the centrepiece of the remediation project: what AANDC officials call the “freeze program.” The 237,000 tonnes of arsenic trioxide dust is stored underground in the existing network of underground chambers and stopes. The plan is to use a network of thermosyphons to freeze the rock surrounding these stopes, keeping this arsenic secured inside for at least a century. A thermosyphon functions passively by using pressurized carbon dioxide (CO2). The process works as a continuous cycle; the underground CO2 vaporizes into gas and rises to the surface, allowing the heat from below to be released into the cold winter air through radiator fins. The CO2 then cools and condenses into liquid, dribbling back down toward the stopes to begin the process again.