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Caisson cell
| Глоссарий по нефти и газу (англо-русский) |
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Отсек кессона, 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 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).
Cell, английский
- In wood anatomy, a general term for the minute units of wood structure that have distinct walls and cavities, including wood fibres, vessel segments, and other elements of diverse structure and function. in dense hardwoods, the fibre cells are thick walle
- The basic geographic unit of a cellular system and the basis for the generic industry term "cellular." a city or county is divided into small "cells," each of which is equipped with a low-powered radio transmitter/receiver. the cells c
- Небольшой пакет фиксированной длины 53 байта, из которых 5 байт занимает заголовок
- Сота, ячейка.
- /сота, ячейка/ зона действия одной базовой станции (base station)
- A fixed-length data packet transmitted in certain digital systems such as atm.
- A general term for the anatomical units of plant tissue, including wood fibers, vessel members, and other elements of diverse structure and function.
- A tiny unit of matter which is the base of all plant and animal tissue (note: for other terms referring to cells, see words beginning with cyt-, cyto-.) comment: the cell is a unit which can reproduce itself. it is made up of a jelly-like substance (cytoplasm) which surrounds a nucleus and contains many other small structures which are different according to the type of cell. cells reproduce by division (mitosis) and their process of feeding and removing waste products is metabolism. the division and reproduction of cells is the way the human body is formed.
- An air in the mastoid process
- Комплекс, производственная структура (напр., гибкий производственный модуль)
- The most basic, self-contained unit that contains the appropriate materials, such as plates and electrolyte, to produce electricity.
- A small, usually microscopic, membrane-bound structure that is the fundamental unit of all living things. organisms can be made up of one cell (unicellular; bacteria, for example) or many cells (multicellular; human beings, for example, which are made up of an estimated 100,000 billion cells.)
- A small structural unit, surrounded by a membrane, making up living things.
Cell, английский
Cell (battery), английский
- A single unit of an electrochemical device capable of producing direct voltage by converting chemical energy into electrical energy. a battery usually consists of several cells electrically connected together to produce higher voltages. (sometimes the terms cell and battery are used interchangeably). see also photovoltaic (pv) cell.
- A single unit of an electrochemical device capable of producing direct
Cell address, английский
Адрес ячейки
Cell address set, английский
Присвоение адреса ячейки
Cell adhesion, английский
The bonding of cells to surfaces or to other cells. protein molecules at the surface of cells are generally the glue involved in cell adhesion.
Cell array, английский
Cell barrier, английский
- A very thin region of static electric charge along the interface of the positive and negative layers in a photovoltaic cell. the barrier inhibits the movement of electrons from one layer to the other, so that higher-energy electrons from one side diffuse preferentially through it in one direction, creating a current and thus a voltage across the cell. also called depletion zone or space charge.
- A very thin region of static electric charge along the interface of the positive
Cell block, английский
Блок ячеек cell-block architecture блочно-клеточная архитектура
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Отсек кессона, русский
Отрицательное воздействие, русский
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