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глубина заполнения (напр. шва)English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > depth of filling
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1. глубина2. геол. мощность ( пласта)
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operating w.'ter depth — рабочая глубина воды (для морского бурения)
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1) глубина2) высота борта ( судна)3) геол. мощность, толщина ( пласта)•from spud-in to total depth — от устья до конечной глубины;
depth in — глубина, на которую было опущено новое долото;
depth out — глубина ствола скважины, до которой проработало долото ( до извлечения);
- depth of caseto determine depth — измерять глубину;
- depth of cement case
- depth of cover
- depth of diamond-bearing layer
- depth of invasion
- depth of investigation
- depth of penetration
- depth of pile setting
- depth of pipeline
- depth of plunger
- actual drilling depth
- actual filling depth
- authorized depth
- average depth
- average well depth
- basement depth
- bottomhole depth
- budgeted depth
- cable depth
- case depth
- casing depth
- casing cemented depth
- casing liner hanger setting depth
- casing setting depth
- contract depth
- corrected depth
- crack depth
- design water depth
- designed depth
- drawworks brake drum flange depth
- drilled-out depth
- drillhole depth
- drilling depth
- drilling total depth
- estimated depth
- filling depth
- filtrate ingress depth
- fishing depth
- foundation depth
- geophone depth
- hole depth
- immersion depth
- insert depth
- invasion depth
- kerf depth
- landing depth
- log total depth
- logging depth
- maximum depth of seismic rays
- maximum drilling depth
- measured depth
- measured drilling depth
- measured total depth
- migrated depth
- new total depth
- occurrence depth
- oil plug-back depth
- old total depth
- operating water depth
- overall depth
- overburden depth
- packer setting depth
- penetration depth
- pipeline laying depth
- pipeline trench depth
- pit depth
- planned drilling depth
- platform depth
- plugged back depth
- plugged back total depth
- pool depth
- predetermined well depth
- predicted depth
- preestablished depth
- producing depth
- project drilling depth
- proposed depth
- pulling depth of drill pipe
- pump running depth
- pump setting depth
- rated depth
- reflection depth
- reflector depth
- refraction depth
- refractor depth
- reservoir depth
- running depth
- sampling depth
- seismic-deducted depth
- seismometer depth
- selected depth
- setting depth
- shot depth
- shothole depth
- shot-point depth
- sidetracked total depth
- source depth
- stratigraphic depth
- streamer depth
- tanker depth
- target well depth
- test depth
- time depth
- tooth depth
- total depth
- true depth
- true vertical well depth
- tubing depth
- tubing running depth
- tubing setting depth
- ultimate pump running depth
- ultimate pump setting depth
- unmigrated depth
- weathering depth
- well depth
- well contract depth
- well total depth
- well total vertical depth
- whipstock depth
- wireline total depth
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1) глубина2) высота•- alloying depth
- amplitude depth of modulation response
- basic depth of thread
- boring depth
- case depth
- center depth
- countersink depth
- depth of basic profile
- depth of chill
- depth of cut on radius
- depth of cut per tooth
- depth of cut
- depth of discharge
- depth of engagement
- depth of field
- depth of filling
- depth of focus
- depth of fusion
- depth of indexing
- depth of modulation
- depth of penetration
- depth of pitch line
- depth of profile valley
- depth of straightedge
- depth of thread engagement
- depth of thread
- depth of threading
- depth of tooth
- drilling depth
- finishing depth
- flank depth
- gap depth
- gullet depth
- hoisting depth
- implantation depth
- maximum profile valley depth
- normal working depth
- profile valley depth
- roughing depth
- roughness depth
- shallow depth of cut
- shallow depth
- small-end tooth depth
- threaded depth
- throat depth
- tooth depth
- tooth space depth
- whole depth of thread
- whole tooth depth
- working depthEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > depth
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1) глубина; метео горизонт измерения ( в океане)2) высота3) мощность, толщина (пласта; облачности)4) насыщенность ( цвета)•depth of application — гидр. поливная нормаdepth of approach — глубина подводящего руслаdepth of beam — высота( сечения) балкиdepth of bridge floor — строительная высота проезжей части мостаdepth of camber — стрела прогибаdepth of cloud — мощность( толщина) облакаdepth of cut — 1. глубина резания 2. лесн. высота пропилаdepth of drain — глубина осушительного канала; глубина заложения закрытого дренажаdepth of drawbar — сил. глубина погружения лодочкиdepth of guillotine — ширина полосы, отрезаемой на бумагорезальной машинеdepth of impression (of indentation) — глубина отпечатка ( при испытании на твёрдость)depth of modulation — глубина модуляции; коэффициент модуляцииdepth of nitration — глубина азотированного слоя, глубина азотированияdepth of penetration — 1. глубина проникновения 2. глубина заглубления (напр. рыхлителя)depth of runoff — слой стокаdepth of throat — 1. глубина зева ( в станине долбежного станка) 2. полезный вылет ( сварочной машины)-
adjustable recess depth
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aileron depth
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amidships depth
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available depth of reservoir
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barking depth
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burial depth
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case depth
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channel depth
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coating depth
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constructional depth
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controlling depth
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convection depth
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counterbore depth
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crack depth
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cutting depth
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diffusion depth
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digging depth
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diver depth
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drilling depth
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effective depth
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etch depth
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filling depth
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fine-detail modulation depth
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fluid bed depth
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focal depth
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freeboard depth
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frost-proof depth
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full-supply depth
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gap depth
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glass metal depth
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glass depth
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groove depth
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hardened case depth
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hardening depth
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hearth depth
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hole depth
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hydraulic mean depth
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immersion depth
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impact depth
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junction depth
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knockover depth
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light penetration depth
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lockout depth
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melt depth
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memory depth
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midships depth
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mining depth
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molded depth
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navigation depth
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notch depth
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Olsen cup depth
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operating water depth
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overall depth
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pattern area depth
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pit depth
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priming depth
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producing depth
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recording depth
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registered depth
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register depth
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reservoir depth
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scene depth
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seam depth
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setting depth
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skin depth
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slag depth
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snow depth
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standard depths
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stockline depth
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stripping depth
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structural depth
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target well depth
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thermocline depth
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tonnage depth
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tread depth
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true vertical well depth
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visual depth
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web depth
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English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > filling depth
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > filling depth
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > filling depth
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > filling depth
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1) Техника: высота наполнения (резервуара)2) Нефтегазовая техника высота наполнения резервуара -
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English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > shell filling
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20 actual filling depth
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > actual filling depth
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