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Grapple yarding
| Глоссарий терминов в лесозаготовках и производстве пиломатериалов |
Cable yarding with grapple instead of chokers (22).
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Grapple, английский
- Hinged mechanism capable of being opened an-d closed; used to grip logs during yarding or loading (22).
- A clamshell, 2 which has three or more jaws; especially suitable for handling rocks such as rip rap.
- [1] to come to close quarters with an enemy vessel, take hold of it with grappling irons, and pull it alongside for boarding. along with ramming, this was the preferred method of naval combat until the advent of effective artillery. [2] a grappling iron.
Grapple dredge, английский
Grapple skidder, английский
Harvesting machine classifications, single function machines: skidder
Grapple, to, английский
To hook with a grapnel; to lay hold of. first used by duilius to prevent the escape of the carthaginians.
Grapple-grummit, английский
Grappler, английский
A pointed spike that is driven into masonry to provide an eye for support of the brackets of a scaffold. grass cloth, china grass cloth a loosely woven fabric of vegetable fibers; used for wall covering.
Yard, английский
- 1. a system of track within defined limits. (nsw) 2. a system of tracks not designated as part of the defined interstate rail network used for loading or unloading trains or for other purposes. (artc)
- Place where logs are accumulated (22).
- "ярд".
- Ярд y/d yaw damper демпфер рыскания
- Миллиард.
- 1. yard: the horizontal spar from which a square sail is suspended.
- That part of a building plot not occupied by the building, open to the sky. yardage 1. the number of cubic yards excavated or filled. 2. an area or surface, expressed in square yards.
- Ярд = 91,44см
- A measure of length, consisting of 3 feet.
- [1] a cylindrical spar, tapered at each end and slung across a mast to support a sail. [2] a similar spar on a powered warship, supporting signal halyards, blinkers, and antennae. [3] a shore establishment which builds, repairs, or maintains ships. [4] the worm 362 campus of the u.s. naval academy is sometimes called “the yard.”
- Slang for one billion currency units. used particularly in currency trading, e.g., for japanese yen since one billion yen equals approximately us$10 million. it is clearer to say, "i`m a buyer of a yard of yen," than to say, "i`m a buyer of a billion yen," which could be misheard as "i`m a buyer of a million yen."
- Ярд (мера длины = 3 фунтам = 0,914 м)
Yard, английский
A system of track within defined limits
Yard, английский
Yard, английский
Yard, английский
To remove or displace forcefully. example engine trouble, asked the large mechanic? lets just yard that sucker right out of the car and have a look!
Yard, английский
A rod or spar fastened across a mast to support a sail.
Yard, английский
Yard ( yd ), английский
Ярд = 91,44см
Yard (yd), английский
Ярд = 91,44см
Yard and stay, английский
A handling rig in which one boom is positioned over the hatch, and another over the ship’s side. cargo is moved from one to the other by means of lines running between them.
Yard boom, английский
A spar swung over the side to handle cargo.
Yard denier, английский
The denier of a filament yarn. it is the product of the denier per filament and the number of filaments in the yarn.
Yard drain, английский
A surface drain; used to clear an open area of surface water.
Yard end, английский
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Skyline, английский
- Cableway stretched tautly between two spar trees and used as a track for a skyline carriage (22).
- The outline of buildings against the background of the sky.
- Очертание города на фоне неба
Ground-lead logging, английский
Cable yarding method in which the main line lead block is hung on a stump. the logs are not lifted from the ground (22).
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