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Auger drill
| Diamond Glossary (алмазы и бриллианты - глоссарий терминологии) |
- A drill using an auger run on a torque bar. see auger
- A drill using an auger-drill head run on continuous-flight augers. see auger 2.
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Aug, английский
- Augmentation
- Augmented
- Augment (mode)
- August
Augēre, латинский
Augēre [eo, auxi, auctum], латинский
Augēre [eo, xi, ctum], латинский
Auganite, английский
Auge, немецкий
Auge, немецкий
Auge a air, французский
Auge a secousses, французский
Augelite, английский
Augen, английский
Augen gneiss, английский
Gneiss with feldspar appearing as eyes in the bedrock.
Augen schist, английский
Augen structure, английский
Augen-blast, английский
Augen-clast, английский
Augenblicklich einsetzendes starkes rauscherlebnis, немецкий
Augend, английский
Первое слагаемое
Augens [ntis], латинский
Auger, английский
- A short spiral-shaped tool run on a torque bar to drill soils and soft rocks, serving also as a platform to retain the cuttings for removal by raising the auger to the surface.
- A drill rod with continuous helical fluting, which acts as a screw conveyor to remove cuttings pro duced by an auger-drill head. see continuous-flight auger.
- The process of drilling holes using auger equip ment.
Auger, русский
Continuous, английский
- Непрерывный
- Непрерывный; длительный; продолжающийся
- A продолженный, дли- тельный, непрерванный form, future, past, present contoid n контоид
- Непрерывный, неразрывный, сплошной, неразрезной (об элементах конструкции)
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Auger rod, английский
- Torque bar,
- Continuous-flight auger,
Airblast, английский
- A term improperly used by some diamond drillers as a synonym for air circulation. see air circulation.
- A disturbance in underground workings accompanied by a strong rush of air. the rush of air, at times explosive in force, is caused by the ejection of air from large underground openings, the sudden fall of large masses of rock, the collapse of pillars, slippage along a fault, or a strong current of air pushed outward from the source of an explosion.
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