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    Ratio between Hedge Lands and Coal
    Relation of a quantity of cover land (in cubic meters) and the amount of exploitable or exploitable coal (in cubic meters) for an opencast operation.
    Ratio between Hedge Lands and Coal in Lignite Exploitation
    Relation between the vertical thickness of the cover lands and the intermediate layers and the vertical thickness of the bed or beds. The exploitable thickness of the coal is equal to one.
    Ray of a Shovel Profile
    Distance between the aerodynamic center of the blade profile and the axis of rotation measured in the plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
    Reactive Power
    Product of the voltage or electromotive force by the reactive current at effective values. Note 1: The reactive current is the component of a current out of phase of 90. in relation to the voltage and does not contribute to supply power, but increases the losses of the system. Note 2: Reactive current is used to excite magnetic fields (in motors or transformers) or electric fields (in capacitors).
    Real Concentration Ratio
    Product of the geometric concentration ratio by the optical yield of a cell.
    Recoveries
    Schlam (sludges) recovery, slag fuel sludge, regenerated lubricants, reclaimed products in industry or agricultural waste, etc. Sometimes accounted for in the procurement.
    Note: it is therefore necessary to pay attention to the risks of double counting and, if the recovery of waste (urban or agricultural) is generally accounted for with primary production, the recovery from energy already accounted for elsewhere (recovery Of heat, for example) should be considered as a balance.
    Recovery Rate
    Relationship between a produced resource and an on-site resource. Expressed as a percentage; For hydrocarbons.
    RECS
    Renewable Energy Certificate System.
    Rectifier
    Electrical installation designed to transform alternating current (single-phase or multi-phase) into direct current.
    Reference Period
    Time interval to which certain data refer. Equivalent to the sum of the availability and unavailability times in the context of this Section.
    Reflection Degree
    Quotient of reflected luminous flux Ir and vertical and incident luminous flux Io on the body to be tested. Note: The degree of reflection of a body depends on its nature, the orientation and the state of the surfaces, as well as the wavelength and color of the light.
    Reflection Factor (Reflectance)
    Relation between the radiation reflected by a surface and the radiation incident on that surface. It also depends on the wavelength.
    Refund Channel (Discharge or Exit)
    Canal that restores the water used to the natural bed of the watercourse.
    Region
    When the published information refers to the term region, the scale at which it is to be understood is at the country level.
    Region
    When the published information refers to the term region, the scale at which it is to be understood is at the country level.
    Regolfo's Curve
    Curve representing the level of the water surface in the reservoir from the dam to its end.
    Reinforcement
    Support devices for the walls and roofs of excavations, whether by their support (frames or timber or metal supports), by hanging (bolts or screws) or by any other means ensuring the stability of the cavities for the time necessary for the operation.
    Rejection to estuarine waters
    Total emission of waste water for rivers and estuaries. It includes the treated liquid effluents and the cooling water, rejected in rivers and estuaries.
    Rejection to marine environment
    Total emission of wastewater to the sea. Includes treated liquid effluents and cooling water, discarded at sea.
    Renewable energies

    Energy sources that do not exhaust resources and that do not cause direct pollution, unlike oil or coal. The main Renewable Energies are solar, wind, hydro and geothermal. They are capable of achieving the energy transition and strengthening decarbonisation.