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Carcass flooring
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
The frame of timbers which supports the floorboards above and the ceiling below.
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Carcase, английский
Carcass, английский
- An iron shell for incendiary purposes, filled with a very fiercely flaming composition of saltpetre, sulphur, resin, turpentine, antimony, and tallow. it has three vents for the flame, and sometimes is equipped with pistol barrels, so fitted in its interior as to discharge their bullets at various times.
- Structural body of a tire built to resist air pressure and to which the rubber tread and sidewall rubber are bonded (figure b.3).
Carcass, английский
Carcass of a ship, английский
The ribs, with keel, stem, and stern-post, after the planks are
Carcass roofing, английский
A framework of timber which spans a building and carries the boarding and other covering. carcer 1. a prison. 2. a starting stall in a roman circus for horse or chariot races. 3. the dens for beasts in an amphitheater. card frame, card plate a metal frame, attached to a door or drawer, which holds a name card or label.
Carcass. carcass, carcase 1. the framework of a building before the addition of sheathing or other covering. 2. the frame or main parts of a structure unfinished and unornamented, lacking masonry, brickwork, floors, carpentry, plastering, inside trim, etc, английский
Carcasse d`armature, французский
Carcasse(f), французский
Carcassonne, английский
Floor, английский
- Пол (кабины)
- A in which the binding joists support the common joists above and the ceiling below. double course 326 double course double door with fanlight above double course, doubling course a double layer of shingles or the like, one over the other, providing a minimum coverage of two thicknesses.
- Флор
- The bottom of a vessel on each side of the kelson; but strictly taken, it is only so much of her bottom as she rests upon when aground. such ships as have long and withal broad floors, lie on the ground with most security; whereas others which are narrow in the floor, fall over on their sides and break their timbers.
- [1] the bottom of the ocean, the sea bed. [2] the deck of a ship. [3] said of a submarine when it settles to lie on the bottom.
- Plank or steel-mesh-covered, level work area at base of a drill tripod or derrick around the collar of a borehole in front of the drill.
- The rock underlying a stratified or nearly hori zontal deposit, corresponding to the footwall of more steeply dipping deposits.
- A plank work platform underground, or that part of any underground opening on which a person walks or on which tracks are laid.
- Место в ресторане, отведённое под танцы; танцевальный зал в клубе
- Нижний предел (процентной ставки)
Floor (construction), английский
Floor (hull), английский
Корпус корабля, пол, дно
Floor (ing) -, английский
Лак для пола
Floor (нижняя граница ставки), русский
Нижний предел процентной ставки для ипотечного кредита с плавающей ставкой, ниже которого она опуститься не может вне зависимости от значения индекса.
Floor -, английский
- План этажа здания
- Ровность пола slab ~ ровность поверхности плиты (обычно бетонной)
- Сжим для сплачивания досок пола, вайма hand ~ ручной винтовой зажим, струбцина
Floor - finishing machine, английский
Floor - lamp, английский
Floor - to - floor height of storey, английский
Floor anchor, английский
Floor and mineral face junction, английский
Floorboards, английский
- The surface of the cockpit on which the crew stand.
- Пайолы
Floorboard, английский
- One of the boards or planks used as the finish floor, forming the walking surface of the room.
- A thick wooden-plank member of a drill or other work platform. see floor 1. floor clamp. = safety clamp, q.v.
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Ceiling floor, английский
The framework for a ceiling beneath, but not for the floor above.
Tabernacle frame, английский
The frame for a door, window, or other opening that is treated as part of a complete design with columns or pilasters and an entablature.
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