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Chute drawer
| Глоссарий горнодобывающей промышленности |
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Chute, французский
Chute, английский
- Outfeed portion of a chipper. also known as a discharge spout (23).
- Portable chipper terms
- An open-top trough through which bulk materials are conveyed and lowered by gravity.
- Спинакер
- A fall of water or rapid; the word is much used in north america, wherever the nomenclature of the country retains traces of the early french settlers. (see shoot.)
- Спуск; лоток; желоб
- A ditch or inclined timber trough through which the overflow water or mud from a borehole is conducted from the collar of the hole to the sump. the chute may be fitted with baffles and screens to cause the cuttings to settle in the chute before reaching the sump. also called canal, ditch.
- An underground raise, shaft, or inclined trough conducting ore by gravity from a higher to a lower level. also, incorrectly spelled shoot.
- In cattle events, a fenced lane that contains a single cow behind a gate.
Chute (bell-less top), английский
Pelle;goulotte
Chute (bell-less top), английский
Chute boss, английский
Chute caving, английский
Chute checker, английский
Chute de la riviere, французский
Chute de pierres, французский
Chute du cavalier, французский
Chute du cavalier et du cheval, французский
Chute du cheval, французский
Chute loader, английский
Chute operator, английский
Chute outlet, английский
Chute system, английский
Chute trammer, английский
Chute; trough, английский
Draw, английский
- The amount of progress billings on a contract that is currently available to a contractor under a contract with a fixed payment schedule.
- Bottom spin (backspin) put on the cue ball by a draw shot
- A game that ends with a tied score.
- A step during the optical fiber manufacturing process in which a consolidated preform is loaded into a high temperature furnace and “drawn down” to the diameter of an optical fiber’s cladding, then cooled
- Тяга
- A sail draws when it is filled by the wind. a ship draws so many feet of water.—to let draw a jib is to cease from flattening-in the sheet.—draw is also a term for halliards in some of the northern fishing-boats.—to draw. to procure anything by official demand from a dockyard, arsenal, or magazine.— to draw up the courses. to take in.—to draw upon a ship is to gain upon a vessel when in pursuit of her.
- [1] to haul or pull. [2] to require a specific depth of water to float in. [3] to fill a sail with wind. [4] to requisition something from an arsenal, dockyard, or magazine [5] to remove wad, shot, and cartridge from a loaded cannon.
- Считывание непосредственно после записи; считывание сразу после записи
- To pull bit-blank metal toward a diamond by peening and calking when handsetting a diamond bit.
- To hoist.
- Тот, кто пытается спровоцировать собеседника на неосторожное замечание; тот, кто допытывается, выспрашивает тот, кто легко поддается на провокацию разводная часть моста
Draw (drew, drawn), английский
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Chute loader, английский
Chute checker, английский
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