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B&s gage
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Brown and sharpe wire gage used for copper conductor (same as american wire gage).
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Gage, французский
Gage, английский
- Ga.
- An instrument or device for measuring, indicating or comparing a physical characteristic.
- The quantity of water a ship draws, or the depth she is immersed.
- Various instruments used for measuring, indicating, or regulating the capacity, quantity, dimensions, power, amount, proportions, etc., of anything; hence, a standard of comparison.
- The act or process of accurately measuring the diameter, length, thickness, etc., of an article.
- The size, amount, pressure, etc., as determined by a gage.
Gage (gauge), английский
Gage cock, английский
Gage diameter, английский
The diameter of an object as deter¬mined by measurement and/or size as compared to a standard.
Gage door, английский
Gage factor, английский
Gage length, английский
Gage loss, английский
The diametrical reduction in the size of a bit or reaming shell caused by wear through use.
Gage or gauge, английский
Gage pressure, английский
Давление, измеряемое манометром; приборное давление
Gage ring, английский
Gaging ring. a circular metal ringjthe inside diameter of which is a specific standard size. commonly produced in sizes corresponding to the standard outside set diameters of bits and reaming shells.
Gage saver, английский
Dampener 1
Gage size, английский
Gage stone, английский
Any one of several diamonds set in the crown of a diamond bit in a plane parallel with and projecting slightly beyond the inside and/or outside walls of the bit.
Gage, weather, английский
When one ship is to windward of another she is said to have the weather-gage of her; or if in the opposite position, the lee-gage.
Gaged, английский
Gaged brick, английский
Gageite, английский
Gager, английский
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Breakdown (puncture), английский
A disruptive discharge through insulation due to failure under electrostatic stress.
Armored cable, английский
- A cable provided with a wrapping of metal, usually steel wires, flat tapes, or interlocked tapes, primarily for the purpose of mechanical protection.
- Coaxial cable that can be direct buried without protective conduit, or used in underwater applications.
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