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Secondary blasting
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
The reduction of oversize material by the use of explosives to the dimension required for handling, including mudcapping and blockholing.
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Blast, английский
- Vent
- Взрыв; взрывная [ударная] волна; струя
- Звуковой сигнал, звук
- A sudden and violent gust of wind: it is generally of short duration, and succeeded by a fine breeze.—to blast, to blow up with gunpowder.
- Поблочная асинхронная передача
- The operation of increasing the diamond exposure on a bit face by removing some of the matrix metal through the abrasive action of grains of sand carried in a high-pressure stream of air. also called sand blast.
- The operation of breaking rock by means of an explosive.
- Взрыв || взрывать air ~ 1. дутьё 2. напорная струя воздуха hot ~ горячее дутьё
- Сильный порыв ветра
Blast, английский
Blast, английский
Blast, испанский
Protocolo de transferencia de archivos descrito en [el glosario informatico].
Blast & firewalls, winterisation walls, shielding doors, английский
Blast - hole charge, английский
Blast ., английский
Blast and fire loads, английский
Blast area, английский
The area in which the loading of explosives and the blasting operations take place.
Blast attenuation, английский
Ослабление действия взрыва
Blast boring, английский
Blast casting, английский
Blast cleaning, английский
- Any cleaning process, such as sandblasting, in which an abrasive is directed at the surface with high velocity.
- The preparation of a surface by impingement of a stream of abrasive high kinetic energy.
Blast container, английский
Контейнер для хранения взрывчатые вещества
Blast coupling, английский
Blast damage, английский
Разрушение
Blast debris, английский
Твердые остаточные продукты взрыва
Blast draft, английский
Blast effect, английский
Blast environment, английский
Окружающая среда после взрыва
Blast equalizer, английский
Устройство компенсации давления взрыва
Explosives, английский
Mudcapping, английский
Blockholing, английский
The breaking of boulders by firing a charge of explosive that has been loaded in a drill hole. blockhouse 1. a fortified structure used to furnish protection against enemy attack in frontier areas, usually at a location of strategic importance; often square or polygonal in plan; typically constructed of hewn timbers having dovetailed notches at the corners to provide strong rigid joints; commonly, an overhanging upper story; often masonry walls on the ground story with log construction above, or entirely of log construction; frequently, a pyramidal roof; usually a few small windows with heavy shutters; loophole openings through the walls permit the firing of guns over a wide range of angles. 2.a reinforced concrete structure that provides shelter against the hazards of heat, blast, or nuclear radiation. blocking 117 block-in-course hammer-dressed stones (which may vary in length) having square faces, laid with close joints, in courses not exceeding 12 in. (30 cm) in height; used in heavy engineering masonry construction. block-in-course bond in a brick arch of concentric rings which is divided in sections, a bond within a section formed through the full depth of the archivolt by a block of bonded brick or by a voussoir inserted at intervals; ties together the concentric rings. blocking 1. pieces of wood used to secure, join, or reinforce members, or to fill spaces between them. 2.a method of bonding two adjoining or intersecting walls, not built at the same time, by means of offsets whose vertical dimensions are not less than 8 in. (20 cm). 3. the sticking together of two painted surfaces when pressed together. 4.an undesired adhesion between touching layers of a block,6 block bridging
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Tax abatement, английский
- The reduction of real estate taxes on a property; usually accomplished by means of a reduction in its assessed value.
- Налоговая льгота
Secondary consolidation, английский
The reduction in volume of a soil mass caused by the application of a sustained load to the mass, due principally to the adjustment of the internal structure of the soil mass after most of the load has been transferred from the soil water to the soil solids.
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