What does CFUR mean?
CFUR means Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor?
Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor can be abbreviated as CFUR
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What does CFUR stand for? CFUR stands for "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor". |
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How to abbreviate "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor"? "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor" can be abbreviated as CFUR. |
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What is the meaning of CFUR abbreviation? The meaning of CFUR abbreviation is "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor". |
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What is CFUR abbreviation? One of the definitions of CFUR is "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor". |
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What does CFUR mean? CFUR as abbreviation means "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor". |
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What is shorthand of Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor? The most common shorthand of "Continuously Fed Unstirred Reactor" is CFUR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CACQ - Continuously Adaptive Continuous Query
- CRCTC - Continuously Regenerated Cation Trap Column
- CRATC - Continuously Regenerated Anion Trap Column
- CVRSS - Continuously Variable Road-Sensing Suspension
- CVSDM - Continuously Variable Slope Delta Modulation
- CVTCS - Continuously Variable Valve Timing Control System
- CVVTC - Continuously Variable Valve Timing Control System
- CVVTCS - Continuously Variable Valve Timing Control System
- Four-C - Continuously Controlled Chassis Concept
- 4C - Continuously Controlled Chassis Concept
- CDIP - Continuously Displayed Impact Point
- CCRP - Continuously Computed Release Point
- CCRR - Continuously Compounded Rate of Return
- RRMT - Reactor and Reactor Material Technology
- UWL - Unstirred Water Layer
- CSBR - Continuously Stirred Biofilm Reactor
- CSTR - Continuously Stirred Tank Reactor
- RBMK - Reactor Bolshoi Moschnosti Kanalynyi (nuclear reactor in former USSR; used at Chernobyl)
- usl - Unstirred Layer
- usls - Unstirred layers