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Wear bushing
| Глоссарий терминов по подводному бурению (английский, русский) |
Защитная втулка (для защиты рабочих поверхностей под
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Bush, английский
- The forests in the west indies, australia, &c.
- Wooded or bush-covered, uncultivated, and unpopulated or sparsely populated areas, generally far removed from cities.
- To insert or attach a bushing.
Bush - hammering or keying (of concrete and other surfaces), английский
Bush clearing machine, английский
Bush pilot, английский
Опытный летчик, ведущий самолёт над малонаселённой местностью bus – bye
Bush telegraph, английский
Быстрое, мгновенное распространение сведений, слухов и т.п.
Bush, or bouche, английский
A circular shouldered piece of metal, usually of brass, let into the lignum vit? sheaves of such blocks as have iron pins, thereby preventing the sheave from wearing, without adding much to its weight. the operation of placing it in the wood is called bushing or coaking, though the last name is usually given to smaller bushes of a square shape. brass bushes are also extensively applied in the marine steam-engine work. also, in artillery, the plug (generally of copper, on account of the superior resistance of that metal to the flame of exploded gunpowder), having a diameter of about an inch, and a length equal to the intended length of the vent, screwed into the metal of the gun at the place of the vent, which is then drilled in it. guns may be re-bushed when the vent has worn too large, by the substitution of a new bush.
Bush, roed & hitchings (firm), английский
Bush-league, английский
Bush;, английский
Bushed, английский
Cased with harder metal, as that inserted into the holes of some rudder braces or sheaves in general, to prevent their wearing.
Bushel, английский
Бушель
Busheling, английский
System by which falling and bucking crews are paid by the volume of timber cut, rather than by the hour or other set rate.
Bushelman, английский
Помощник портного, занимающийся починкой одежды bush-lawyer невежественный человек, считающий себя знатоком юриспруденции
Bushenheigen, английский
Bushenheigen, английский
Bushhammer finish, английский
A stone or concrete surface dressed with a bushhammer; used decoratively or to provide a roughened traction surface for treads, floors, and pavements. bushing 1. in plumbing, a pipe fitting which is threaded on both the inside and the outside so that it can be used to connect two pipes (or other fittings) of different sizes. 2. a sleeve which screws into, or is otherwise fastened to, an opening in order to prevent mechanical abrasion or damage to a cable, rod, or the like, which passes through it.
Bushidō (武士道), японский
The samurai (noble warriors) code of honor; roughly analogous to western chivalry.
Bushing, английский
- A fitting that’s threaded inside and outside that joins pipes of different sizes.
- A short, externally threaded connector with a smaller size internal thread.
- A metal bearing for a shaft.
- Sub,
- Cylindrical sleeve to fill in the space between a small-size drill rod and the inside of a swivel-head drive rod designed to take a larger drill rod.
- A fitting for the purpose of connecting dissimilar- size pipes. a sleeve-shaped plug having inside and outside threads to suit the different pipe diameters.
Bushing (sliding bearing), английский
Bushing coupler, английский
Bushing exit roller, английский
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Weight sensator, английский
Датчик веоа
Wave motion compensation, английский
Компенсация перемещения от волнового воздействия
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