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Blasthole drill

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  1. A drill which cuts holes in rock for the placement of explosives.

  2. Any rotary, percussive, fusion-piercing, churn, or other type of drilling machine used to produce holes in which an explosive charge is placed. also called shothole drill.


Blasthole machine, английский



Blasthole, английский
    A hole in which an explosive charge is placed.


Blasthole bit, английский
    A noncoring bit. compare noncoring bit, plug bit.


Blasthole charger, английский

Blasthole driller, английский

Blasthole machine, английский

Drill, английский
  1. (crop science) a farm implement for planting seeds which forms a small furrow, deposits the seed in dribbles, covers the seed, and packs soil over it. it can also deposit fertilizer, lime, or other amendments into the soil, alone or with the seed.

  2. A designed shot or routine used for practice

  3. Тренировка; упражнение; освоение

  4. A tool which rotates very rapidly to make a hole, especially a surgical instrument used in dentistry to remove caries  verb to make a hole with a drill  a small hole is drilled in the skull.  the dentist drilled one of her molars.

  5. Systematized instruction in the practice of all military exercises.

  6. Systemized instruction in naval or military exercises and movements.

  7. Any cutting tool or form of apparatus using energy in any one of several forms to produce a circular hole in rock, metal, wood, or other material. see calyx drill, churn drill, core drill, diamond drill, rock drill, rotary drill, shot drill.

  8. To make a circular hole with a drill or cutting tool.

  9. A strong denim-like material with a diagonal 2 x 1 weave running toward the left selvage. drill is often called khaki when it is dyed that color.

  10. Any technique based on repetition or cueing.

  11. To bore a hole in the earth, usually to find and remove subsurface formation fluids such as oil and gas.


Drill, английский
    Taillant


Drill, английский

Drill, английский

Drill, немецкий
    Sammelbegriff für alle schwergewebe in köper- und besonders in fischgratbindung aus leinen, halbleinen oder baumwolle, vorzugsweise für berufskleidung und matratzenbezüge


Drill (dentistry), английский

Drill adapter, английский
    Адаптер


Drill ahead, английский
  1. Drilling ahead. 1. to sink a borehole into solid or unconsolidated rock material, such as overburden or glacial till, to a considerable depth below the bottom of the casing or drivepipe. 2. to restart or resume drilling operation. 3. to drill boreholes in advance of mine workings to explore for or locate old mine workings or a water bearing formation.

  2. Продолжать ^бурение


Drill and blast, английский
    Construction method in which pilot holes are drilled for explosive charges. the resulting debris is carried out and the process is repeated.


Drill and blast raise driving, английский

Drill at assembly with, английский

Drill axis, английский

Drill bar, английский
    A drill column that is set horizontally instead of vertically in an underground workplace.


Drill base, английский
    Metal or wood framework on which a drilling machine is mounted.


Drill bit, английский
  1. One of a number of different types of detachable cutting tools used to cut circular holes in rock, wood, metal, etc. also called drill crown in africa and england.

  2. The cutting tool at the bottom of the drill pipe which bores into the formation. there are many different types and styles of cutting faces and materials used for drill bits, and these are tailored for specific types of rock, or formations. drill bits range in size from 3-3/4” (95.25 mm) to 36” (914.4 mm), and drill bit sizes are limited by the kind of casing pipe used to keep the well from collapsing. roller cone-type and pdc (polycrystalline diamond compact)-type bits are most commonly used.

  3. The cutting or boring element used to access oil or gas in the drilling process. not only are most bits roller-cone bits, but the drill bit also typically includes both the cutting element and the circulating element.


Explosives, английский

Percussive, английский
    A ударный timbre, transition


Churn drill, английский
  1. A drill whose cutting action is achieved by raising and dropping a chisel bit.

  2. Churn drilling. portable drilling equipment, usually mounted on four wheels and driven by steam-, diesel-, electric-, or gasoline-powered engines or motors. the drilling is performed by a heavy string of tools tipped with a blunt-edge chisel bit suspended from a flexible manila or steel cable, to which a reciprocating motion is imparted by its suspension from an oscillating beam or sheave, causing the bit to be raised and dropped, thus striking successive blows by means of which the rock is chipped and pulverized and the borehole deepened; also, the act or process of drilling a hole with a churn drill. extensively used by the diamond-drilling industry to drive pipe vertically through difficult and deep overburden or fractured barren ground before coring operations with a diamond drill. also called american-system drill, blast-hole drill, cable drill, cable-system drill, cable-tool drill, rope-system drill, shothole drill, spudder, spud drill, well drill.


Core drill, английский
  1. A drill used to remove a sample of rock in situ, for determining bedrock profiles or for obtaining a core for testing; the sample is retained in the core barrel.

  2. A mechanism designed to rotate and cause an annular-shaped rock-cutting bit to penetrate rock formations, produce cylindrical cores of the formations penetrated, and lift such cores to the surface, where they may be collected and examined. see also adamantine drill, calyx drill, diamond drill, rotary drill, shot drill.

  3. The act or process of producing a cylindrical core of rock, using a core-drilling machine and equipment.