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Hewn timber
| Строительный словарь и глоссарий по конструкциям |
Timber with or without wane, finished to size with hand tools such as an axe or adze.
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Hewn overhang, английский
In an early timber-framed house, the modest projection of an upper story beyond the story immediately below it, usually no more than a few inches. a heavy timber post extended from the foundation of the house to the upper story; this post was hewn away from just below the upper story down to the groundsill, thereby creating the appearance of an upper story slightly overhanging the lower one. compare with framed overhang. hex on drawings, abbr. for “hexagon” or “hexagonal.”
Hewn overhang., английский
Timbe, английский
[anglo-saxon]. all large pieces of wood used in ship-building, as floor-timbers, cross-pieces, futtocks, frames, and the like (all which see).
Timber, английский
- A wooden bearer which is used to support crossingwork assemblies.
- General term applied to forests and their products.
- A general term for natural or sawn wood in a form suitable for building or structural purposes.
- Пороки древесины, пороки лесоматериалов; ~s on the plaster
- A specialized trailer, used for transporting logs, consisting of a basic chassis with vertical stakes along the sides to hold the logs in place. there are several types of timber trailers: long wood trailers; usually with four stakes, but can have more, evenly spaced for tree length logs to be carried longwise on the trailer; short wood trailers, with two separated sets of four of stakes, commonly referred to as a double bunk, and piggyback trailers. these trailers can be self loaded onto the back of a truck
Timber, английский
Timber -, английский
Деревянная стержневая [рамная] конструкция; деревянный каркас wall ~ стеновой каркас; каркас перегородки
Timber and room, английский
Is the distance between two adjoining timbers, which always contain the breadth of two timbers, and two or three inches besides. the same as room and space, or berth and space.
Timber appraisal, английский
Economic appraisal of the monetary value of a timber stand (22).
Timber bond, английский
In masonry, a chain bond formed by the use of timber.
Timber boss, английский
Timber brick, английский
Timber building, английский
Timber connector, английский
One of a number of metal connectors used (with bolts) to join timber in heavy construction; usually the connector has a series of sharp teeth which dig into the wood as a bolt is tightened, thereby preventing lateral movement and decreasing the number of bolts required; another type employs a sharp round ring to perform this function.
Timber connector., английский
Timber drawer, английский
Timber drawing, английский
Timber foreman, английский
Timber framing, английский
Timber girder with web composed of two layers of crossing) planks, английский
Timber hitch, английский
A method of attaching a line to a spar. 325 timber
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Hit and miss, английский
Areas on dressed or moulded boards that that are not fully machined. it results form unacceptable unevenness in the
Hardboard, английский
- A pressed homogenous fibreboard having a mean density of not less than 800 kg/sq m.
- A generic term for a panel manufactured primarily from interfelted lignocellulosic fibers (usually wood), consolidated under heat and pressure in a hot press to a density of 496 kg m–33 (31 lb ft–3) or greater
- Fiberboard having a density of from 30 to 50 lb per cu ft (480 to 800 kg per cu m); used for structural building applications, coreboards, etc. medium-density overlay an overlay of paper impregnated with a thermosetting resin; applied by a hot-press to plywood, fiberboard, medullary ray 625 medallion molding medullary rays particleboard, etc., usually to improve its appearance and durability. medium-duty scaffold a scaffold designed and constructed to carry a working load not to exceed 50 lb per sq ft (245 kg per sq m).
- A building material manufactured of wood fiber compressed into sheets; used extensively in building, e.g., as interior panels or durable siding. hard-burnt nearly vitrified; said of clay product which has been fired at a high temperature; usually has relatively low absorption and high compressive strength. hard-burnt brick, hard-fired brick a clay unit that has been molded to the desired shape and then treated in a kiln at a high temperature to increase its mechanical strength, moisture resistance, and weather resistance.
- Древесно-волокнистая плита
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