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Grapple dredge

Глоссарий горнодобывающей промышленности




    Dredge, английский
    1. Драга, земснаряд

    2. An iron scraper-framed triangle, furnished with a bottom of hide and stout cord net above, used for taking oysters or specimens of shells from the bottom.

    3. [1] a vessel equipped with machinery designed to scoop or siphon the sea bottom (also dredger). [2] to use such a vessel to deepen a channel, remove silt from waterways, or harvest oysters.

    4. A device for scraping or sucking the seabed, used for dredging (an excavation activity or operation usually carried out at least partly underwater).


    Dredge claims, английский

    Dredge disposal, английский

    Dredge pump, английский

    Dredge spoil bank, английский
      A subaerial mound or ridge that permanently stands above the water composed of dredge spoils; randomly mixed sediments deposited during dredging and dumping. compare - dredged channel, dredge-deposit shoal, filled marshland. sw


    Dredge spoils, английский
      Unconsolidated, randomly mixed sediments composed of rock, soil, and/or shell materials extracted and deposited during dredging and dumping activities. dredge spoils lie unconformably upon natural, undisturbed soil or regolith and can form anthropogenic landforms (e.g. dredge spoil bank). sw


    Dredge sump, английский

    Dredge-deposit shoal, английский
      A subaqueous area, substantially shallower than the surrounding area that resulted from the deposition of materials from dredging and dumping (modified from demas 1998). compare - dredged channel, shoal. sss


    Dredged channel, английский
      A roughly linear, deep water area formed by a dredging operation for navigation purposes (after wells et al., 1994; dredged hole). compare - dredge-deposit shoal. sss


    Dredged spoil, английский

    Dredgemaster, английский

    Dredger, английский
    1. Something or someone that is tedious or boring. example people stopped hanging out with greg because listening to his long stories about statistics was a real dredger.

    2. Сосуд с маленькими дырочками в крышке для посыпания (мукой, сахаром и т.п.).


    Dredger excavator, английский

    Dredgers, английский

    Grapple, английский
    1. Hinged mechanism capable of being opened an-d closed; used to grip logs during yarding or loading (22).

    2. A clamshell, 2 which has three or more jaws; especially suitable for handling rocks such as rip rap.

    3. [1] to come to close quarters with an enemy vessel, take hold of it with grappling irons, and pull it alongside for boarding. along with ramming, this was the preferred method of naval combat until the advent of effective artillery. [2] a grappling iron.


    Grapple skidder, английский
      Harvesting machine classifications, single function machines: skidder


    Grapple yarding, английский
      Cable yarding with grapple instead of chokers (22).


    Grapple, to, английский
      To hook with a grapnel; to lay hold of. first used by duilius to prevent the escape of the carthaginians.


    Grapple-grummit, английский

    Grappler, английский
      A pointed spike that is driven into masonry to provide an eye for support of the brackets of a scaffold. grass cloth, china grass cloth a loosely woven fabric of vegetable fibers; used for wall covering.


    Grass crop, английский

    Graphitization, английский
      Formation of graphite in iron or steel. where graphite is formed during solidification, the phenomenon is called “primary graphitization”; where formed later by heat treatment, “secondary graphitization.”