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Anvil detonator
| Глоссарий терминов в области процессов горения и взрыва |
Детонатор с наковален- кой
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Anvil, английский
- Fixed steel block that provides support and resistance for the chipper knife.
- Fixed steel block that provides support and resistance for the cutting blade of a single-action tree shear. the hydraulically operated cutting blade slices through the tree towards the anvil. also known as a bed plate (9).
- Alpha numeric visual
- Same as incus
- The massive block of iron on which armourers hammer forge-work. it is also an archaism for the handle or hilt of a sword: thus coriolanus—
- The stationary serrated jaw piece or plate of a safety clamp, adjustable pipe wrench, or jaw-type rock crusher. also sometimes incorrectly used as a synonym for drive hammer. also called anvil block, anvil heel, anvil jaw, heel.
Anvil block, английский
Anvil
Anvil effect, английский
Влияние столика твердомера или опоры копра (на результаты определения ударной вязкости;
Anvil heel, английский
Anvil
Anvil jaw, английский
Anvil ao letter name used at one time for an experimental oversize drill rod, superseded in 1954 by dcdma standard design and size designated as aw
Anvil stone, английский
Anvil vise, английский
Detonator, английский
- A device that explodes on impact, used to attract the attention of drivers and track vehicle operators.
- Детонатор
- A blasting cap, electric blasting cap, electric-delay blasting cap, or nonelectric-delay blasting cap.
- A small disc-shaped warning device, designed to be placed on the railhead for protection and emergency purposes. it explodes when a train passes over, thus alerting the driver. correctly known as a railway fog signal.
Detonator, английский
An audible warning device that explodes on impact, used to attract the attention of drivers and track vehicle operators.
Detonator, турецкий
Detonator case, английский
Detonator output test, английский
Проверка инициирующей способности выходной мощности детонато
Detonator signal, английский
An explosive device used as an audible warning or emergency stop signal.
Detonator- sensitive, английский
Взрывающийся от дето- н атора
Detonators, английский
Explosive devices carried on locomotives or trains for use in emergency situations where they are placed on the top of the running rail so that they explode to give a warning to the driver if a train runs over them. first appeared in 1841. known in the us as "torpedos".
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Arc technique, английский
Методика ускоренной калориметрии исследование термостойкости
Annular premixed flame, английский
Кольцевое цилиндрическое пламя в гомогенной смеси
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