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Plumbing snake
| Glossary of Plumbing (Глоссарий по отоплению, английский язык) |
A thin, flexible length of spiral-wound metal, which is inserted into a drain and rotated to clear anything that is clogged in the pipes.
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Plumb, английский
- Строго вертикальный постав передних конечностей
- Straight up and down, perfectly vertical.
- Exactly vertical and perpendicular.
- Exactly vertical.
- Прямой штевень
- Right up and down, opposed to parallel.—to plumb. to form the vertical line. also, to sound the depth of water.
- [1] to rig a tackle directly over a hatch. [2] to measure depth with a weighted line. 243 plumb
Plumb (column plumb), английский
Plumb ., английский
Plumb bob, английский
A lead weight attached to a string. it is the tool used in determining plumb.
Plumb bond, английский
In masonry, any bond in which the vertical joints are precisely in line.
Plumb bond pole, английский
In masonry construction, a pole used to ensure that the vertical joints are plumb.
Plumb cut., английский
Plumb ends, английский
Отвесные штевни
Plumb joint, английский
In sheet-metal work, a joint made by lapping the edges and soldering them together flat. plumb level, pendulum level a level consisting of a bar and a plumb line; the bar is set in true horizontal position by placing it at a right angle to the plumb line.
Plumb line, английский
A cord or line, having a metal bob or weight attached to one end, which indicates the true vertical direction.
Plumb line measurement, английский
Plumb pile, английский
A pile which is vertical. plumb cut 744 plumb bob plumb cut, ridge cut a cut in a vertical plane, as the cut on a rafter where it butts vertically against a ridgeboard. plumber’s friend, force cup, plumber’s helper, plunger a tool consisting of a rubber suction cup attached to a handle; set over a plumbing trap (or the like) and worked with a pumping action to clear the trap of minor obstructions. plumber’s furnace a portable gasoline-fired heater; used by plumbers to melt solder or lead, or to heat soldering irons, etc. plumber’s rasp a coarse rasp, esp. used by plumbers to file lead. plumber’s round iron a soldering iron used by plumbers to solder seams in tanks. plumber’s soil a mixture of lampblack, glue, and water; painted on the surface of a pipe, outside a joint, to prevent solder from adhering; used to ensure a clean edge in wiped joints. plumber’s solder a soft solder containing approximately two parts of lead to one part of tin; used in making wiped joints and seams. plumber’s union
Plumb pneumatic jig, английский
Plumb post, английский
Plumb rise, английский
The overall vertical measurement at the end of a truss where the top and bottom chords meet.
Plumb rule, английский
A narrow board with parallel edges having a straight line drawn through the middle and a string attached at the upper end of the line; used by carpenters, masons, etc., for determining a vertical.
Plumbage, английский
Plumbagine, английский
Plumbago, латинский
Plumbago, английский
Plumbago crucible, английский
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Gravity operated toilet, английский
A toilet which relies on the natural downward pressure of water in a toilet tank to flush the toilet effectively.
Septic tank, английский
- A tank used to detain domestic wastes to allow the settling of solids prior to distribution. septic tanks are used when a sewer line is not available to carry them to a treatment plant.
- A watertight, covered receptacle designed and constructed to receive the discharge of sewage from a building sewer, separate solids from the liquid, digest organic matter and store digested solids through a period of detention, and allow the clarified liquids to discharge for final disposal. septum 1. a low wall or balustrade which divided the nave of the ancient basilican church into a middle section (for the clergy) and two side sections (for the laity). 2. a low wall around a tomb. 3. the enclosure of the holy table made by the altar rails in a church. sepulcher 1. a tomb. 2. a receptacle for relics, esp. in a christian altar. 3. a shallow arched niche in the chancel to hold the elements of the eucharist between their consecration on maundy thursday and the easter high mass.
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