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Pump caissons
| Глоссарий по нефти и газу (англо-русский) |
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Кессоны насосов, русский
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Caisson, английский
- A 10" or 12" diameter hole drilled into the earth and embedded into bedrock 3 4 feet. the structural support for a type of foundation wall, porch, patio, monopost, or other structure. two or more "sticks" of reinforcing bars (rebar) ar
- [1] a watertight chamber in which underwater work can be done. [2] a floating vessel used as a floodgate in docks. [3] an ammunition chest or wagon. (also spelled cassoon and sometimes so pronounced.)
- A watertight chamber used in shaft construction under water. the ground within the chamber is excavated allowing the chamber to sink under its own weight into the ground.
- A pressurized, bell-shaped structure which allows construction fully under the water.
Caisson cell, английский
Caisson disease, английский
A condition in which a person experiences pains in the joints and stomach, and dizziness caused by nitrogen in the blood. also called the bends, compressed air sickness, decompression sickness comment: the disease occurs in a person who has moved rapidly from high atmospheric pressure to a lower pressure area, such as a diver who has come back to the surface too quickly after a deep dive. the first symptoms, pains in the joints, are known as ‘the bends’. the disease can be fatal.
Caisson drill, английский
An auger-like machine (or an attachment for a crane) used in foundation work to cut a vertical or inclined circular shaft in the earth for a building footing which is carried to solid material beneath.
Caisson gate, английский
Caisson pile, английский
A cast-in-place pile; made by driving a tube into the ground, emptying the tube, then filling with concrete. cajun cottage, cajun cabin a simple dwelling built by immigrants (acadians) from the maritime provinces of canada who, from about 1760 to 1790, settled largely in the bayou districts of
Caisson roof, английский
Caisson sinking, английский
Caisson vessel system, английский
Система кейсона (добычи нефти в шельфе при помощи плавучих платформ)
Caisson, 1., английский
Caisson, 2., английский
Caisson, or caissoon, английский
An adopted term for a sort of float sunk to a required depth by letting water into it, when it is hauled under the ship`s bottom, receives her steadily, and on pumping out the water floats her. these were long used in holland, afterwards at venice, and in russia, where they were known as camels (which see). caisson is also a vessel fitted with valves, to act instead of gates for a dry dock. used also in pontoons (which see).
Pump, английский
- Pompe
- A device which converts mechanical force and motion into hydraulic fluid power.
- To excite the lasing medium. pumping addition of energy (thermal, electrical, or optical) into the atomic population of the laser medium, necessary to produce a state of population inversion.
- A device or machine that compresses and/or transports fluids, usually by pressure or suction, or both; may be used to remove water from a construction site or to convey water from one elevation to another.
- A machine which forces liquids or air into or out of something verb to force liquid or air along a tube the heart pumps blood round the body. the nurses tried to pump the poison out of the stomach.
- Помпа, насос
- A well-known machine used for drawing water from the sea, or discharging it from the ship`s pump-well.—chain-pump, consists of a long chain, equipped with a sufficient number of metal discs armed with leather, fitting the cylinders closely, and placed at proper distances, which, working upon two wheels, one above deck and the other below, in the bottom of the hold, passes downward through a copper or wooden tube, and returning upward through another, continuously lifts portions of water. it is worked by a long winch-handle, at which several men may be employed at once; and it thus discharges more water in a given time than the common pump, and with less labour.—main pumps. the largest pumps in a ship, close to the main-mast, in contradistinction to bilge pumps, which are smaller, and intended to raise the water from the bilges when
- A device for moving, forcing, or lifting liquids; also, the act or process of moving such liquids.
- Мужская бальная туфля (обыкн. лакированная)
Pump, английский
Pump, английский
Pump, английский
Pump, шведский
Pump - storage plant, английский
Pump absorption, английский
The absorption of pump light, e.g. in a laser or a laser amplifier
Pump around air cooler, английский
Pump assembly, английский
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Кессоны насосов, русский
Кессон системы очистки сточных вод, русский
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