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Hogger pipe
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Hogg, английский
History of geology group
Hoggan, английский
Hogged, английский
A significant word derived from the animal; it implies that the two ends of a ship`s decks droop lower than the midship part, consequently, that her keel and bottom are so strained as to curve upwards. the term is therefore in opposition to that of sagging.
Hogged fuel, английский
Fuel made by grinding waste wood in a hog; a mix of wood residues such as sawdust, planer shavings, and sometimes coarsely broken-down bark and solid wood chunks produced in the manufacture of wood products and normally used as fuel (17).
Hogger, английский
Hogger pump, английский
Hoggin, английский
Песчано-гравийно-глинистая смесь
Hogging, английский
- When the peak of a wave is amidships, causing the hull to bend so the ends of the keel are lower than the middle. the opposite of sagging. also refers to a permanent distortion of the hull in the same manner caused, over time, by the bow and stern of a ship being less buoyant than the midships section. during the age of sail, shipwrights employed a number of different designs of braces to stiffen ships` hulls against this warping.
- The drooping of the extremities and consequent convex appearance of any timber supported in the middle. hog’s-back tile a ridge tile whose section is not quite half round. hoist 1. in building, a machine for lifting workers and materials to upper stories during erection of the structure. 2. a machine that provides power drive to a cable drum used to pull or lift a load.
- Перегиб (корпуса судна на вершине волны)
- Захват ресурсов в сс - каким-либо абонентом
Hogging brush, английский
A heavy-duty broom for cleaning the underside of a submerged hull.made of birch twigs tightly enclosed between long planks and cut off so as to form a wide brush, it was pushed under the ship by a long pole on one side and pulled upward and across by ropes on the other, thus scouring the bottom.
Hogging line, английский
A line attached to the corner of a collision mat or hogging mat.
Hogging mat, английский
An abrasive mat that is pulled under a ship’s keel to remove weeds and barnacles.
Hogging moment, английский
Hogging of beam, английский
Hogging strap, английский
A line used to keep a towing line close to the fantail of the towing vessel.
Pipe, английский
- Tuyau;tube
- Proton induced photon emission
- A continuous tubular conduit, generally leakproof, for the transport of liquids and gases.
- A vertical , often of sheet metal, downlight downspout window; permits ventilation at the meeting rail while avoiding a draft at the sill; also called a draft stop.
- A measure of wine containing two hogsheads, or 125 gallons, equal to half a tun. also, a peculiar whistle for summoning the men to duty, and directing their attention by its varied sounds. (see call.)
- [1] to transmit an order by boatswain’s call (whistle), when necessary followed by a verbal command. [2] to give a traditional visitor’s salute by boatswain’s call. (from the latin pipare = cheep like a bird.) [3] a measure of wine equal to two hogsheads = 125 gallons or 568 liters. (probably from the french for a barrel in which wine was shipped.)
- A tube of common steel, usually threaded externally on each end to permit joining two or more lengths together by means of internally threaded couplings. compare drill pipe.
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- The central cavity formed by contraction in metal, especially ingots, during solidification.
- The defect in wrought or cast products resulting from such a cavity.
- An extrusion defect due to the oxidized surface of the billet flowing toward the center of the rod at the back end. (4) a tubular metal product, cast or wrought.
- Longitudinal centerline discontinuity inherent in ingots, imparted to some rolled metal and consisting of a concavity or voids.
- (1) longitudinal centerline discontinuity inherent in ingots or imparted to some rolled metal and consisting of a concavity or voids. may also be called worm holes. (2) cast or wrought tubular product.
- A hollow steel tube that transports fluids. pipes used in oil fields are: casing, drill pipes, tubing, and line pipes.
Pipe, английский
Pipe, английский
Pipe, английский
Pipe, английский
Pipe (bos`n`s), or a bos`n`s call, английский
A whistle used by boatswains (bosuns or bos`ns) to issue commands. consisting of a metal tube which directs the breath over an aperture on the top of a hollow ball to produce high pitched notes. the pitch of the notes can be changed by partly covering the aperture with the finger of the hand in which the pipe is held. the shape of the instrument is similar to that of a smoking pipe.
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Hogger pump, английский
Hogger, английский
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