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Drum paneling
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
A form of door construction in which the panels are flush on both sides and covered with cloth or leather.
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Drum, английский
- Winch
- A container with a capacity of 55 u.s. gallons.
- Барабан
- See storm-drum.
- Diagnostic recorder for usability measurement
Drum, английский
Drum, английский
Drum, румынский
Drum & bass, английский
One of the music genres that appears under genre classification in windows media player library. based on id3 standard tagging format for mp3 audio files. winamp genre id # 127.
Drum (cartridge) reset switch, английский
Drum (test), английский
Tambour
Drum (test), английский
Drum barker, английский
Drum barrel, английский
Spool around which cable is wound (22).
Drum brake, английский
- Brake in which friction blocks or brake shoes lined with friction material are brought to bear on the periphery of a drum or cylinder. in most vehicle appucations the shoes are brought into contact with the inner periphery of the drum. see also internal expanding brake. see figure
- Brake design in which brake shoes press against the inside of a cylindrical drum to slow or stop the vehicle.
Drum capacity, английский
Drum cartridge, английский
Drum chamber material, английский
Drum chipper, английский
Drum counter, английский
Drum counterweight rope, английский
Drum curb, английский
Drum debarker, английский
- Harvesting machine classifications, single function machines: debarker
- Used primarily to remove bark from pulpwood. bolts tumble together forcibly and repeatedly in their passage through a large drum, rubbing off bark as they roll against each other and against the corrugated interior of the drum. the drum's corrugated inter
Drum drier, английский
Drum drive assembly, английский
Construction, французский
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Nippers, английский
- A form of hand pincers with cutting jaws that meet parallel to each other rather than at an angle; used for cutting wire, thin metal rods, or the like. node 1. in electric wiring, a junction point at which several distribution or wiring conductors come together. 2.a panel point.
- Are formed of clean, unchafed yarns, drawn from condemned rope, unlaid. the yarns are stretched either over two bolts, or cleats, and a fair strain brought on each part. they are then “marled” from end to end, and used in various ways, viz. to bind the messenger to the cable, and to form slings for wet spars, &c. the nipper is passed at the manger-board, the fore-end pressing itself against the cable; after passing it round cable and messenger spirally, the end is passed twice round the messenger, and a foretop-man holds the end until it reaches the fore-hatchway, when a maintop-man takes it up, and at the main-hatchway it is taken off, a boy carrying it forward ready coiled for further use.—selvagee nippers are used when from a very great strain the common nippers are not found sufficiently secure; selvagees are then put on, and held fast by means of tree-nails. ( see selvagee and tree-nails.)—buoy and nipper. burt`s patent for sounding. by this contrivance any amount of line is loosely veered. so long as the lead descends, the line runs through the nipper attached to a canvas inflated buoy. the instant it is checked or the lead touches bottom, the back strain nips the line, and indicates the vertical depth that the lead has descended.
Bid form, английский
A form furnished to a bidder to be filled out, signed, and submitted as his bid.
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