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1 hole pitch
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2 hole pitch
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > hole pitch
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3 hole pitch
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > hole pitch
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4 hole pitch
1) Строительство: расстояние между осями отверстий2) Горное дело: расстояние между скважинами (буровыми)3) Нефть: расстояние между шпурами4) Телеграфия: шаг перфорации -
5 hole pitch
расстояние между шпурами.English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > hole pitch
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6 hole pitch
Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > hole pitch
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7 hole pitch
тлг. шаг перфорацииEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > hole pitch
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8 hole pitch
шаг перфорации, расстояние между осями отверстий -
9 hole pitch
расстояние между осями отверстий, расстояние между скважинами (буровыми) -
10 pitch
1) вар2) высота3) акуст. высота звука4) высота тона5) килевая качка || испытывать килевую качку6) наклон; скат7) пек8) поле9) смола || смолить11) тангаж12) шаг•to stop the nose-up pitch — авиац. прекращать кабрирование
- pitch of a screw - pitch of a spot weldto trim in pitch — авиац. балансировать по тангажу
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11 pitch
1. шаг (резьбы, зубчатого зацепления, сварного шва) ; модуль, питч2. смола; вар, деготь, пек3. уклон, скат, наклон, покатость; угол наклона4. геол. угол падения складки; наклон складки
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1. шаг резьбы2. высота; падение3. смола; пек
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1. наклон; угол наклона; угол между осью поляризации и горизонталью2. килевая качка (повороты корабля или самолёта относительно горизонтальной оси, перпендикулярной к его курсу; сравните с roll, yaw)
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3) уклон ()5) природный асфальт; пек; битумный пек•- pitch of teethacross the pitch — вкрест падения;
- chain pitch
- circular pitch
- gas work tar pitch
- glance pitch
- hard pitch
- hole pitch
- lake pitch
- light pitch
- medium-soft pitch
- mineral pitch
- petroleum pitch
- pipeline pitch
- producer gas tar pitch
- residual pitch
- seam pitch
- soft pitch
- stearine pitch
- straight-run pitch
- tar pitch
- thread pitch
- water gas pitch* * *• 1) делать подачу; 2) передавать• пек• смола• уклон -
12 hole
1) отверстие; дыра || вставлять в отверстие, вводить в отверстие2) сверлить•- admission holeto locate off two holes — базировать (напр. детали) по двум отверстиям
- air bleed hole
- air hole
- air supply hole
- alignment hole
- angle hole
- angular hole
- balancing hole
- base hole
- basic hole
- bearing hole
- bell-mouthed hole
- bell-type center hole
- bleed hole
- blind hole
- bolt hole
- bolting hole
- bolt-mounting hole
- bore hole
- bottom hole
- broached hole
- bushed bolt hole
- cast hole
- center hole
- chamfered hole
- charging hole
- chip hole
- clamping hole
- clearance hole
- closed hole
- complex shaped hole
- component hole
- coolant hole
- cooling hole
- coordinating hole
- core diameter hole
- core hole
- cored hole
- cotter hole
- counterbored hole
- crank hole
- cross hole
- cross-drilling hole
- cross-pin hole
- cross-shaft hole
- datum hole
- discharge hole
- dowel hole
- dowel-pin hole
- drain hole
- drift hole
- drill hole
- drilled hole
- drive hole
- driving hole
- entry hole
- escape hole
- feed hole
- fitment hole
- fixing hole
- gage hole
- grid pattern locating holes
- guide hole
- head-accommodating hole
- hinge hole
- hold-down hole
- inlet hole
- inspection hole
- jig-drilled hole
- key hole
- lead hole
- lewis hole
- lobe-shaped hole
- locating hole
- location hole
- lock hole
- lubrication hole
- manufacturing hole
- master location hole
- metering hole
- mounting hole
- mud hole
- off-angle hole
- oil drain hole
- oil hole
- oil spit hole
- open-end hole
- orientation hole
- outlet hole
- out-of-position hole
- out-of-square hole
- oversize hole
- parallel hole
- peep hole
- pigeon hole
- pilot hole
- pin hole
- pitch center holes
- pitched hole
- plated hole
- plated-through hole
- plug hole
- plunger hole
- polygonal hole
- pouring hole
- pouring-in hole
- predrilled hole
- previously drilled hole
- recessed hole
- reference hole
- rivet hole
- rough hole
- rough-bored hole
- sand hole
- screw hole
- shearing pin hole
- shoulder hole
- shrink hole
- shrinkage hole
- sight hole
- sink hole
- slotted hole
- spanner hole
- spindle-through hole
- spring-accommodating hole
- spy hole
- starter hole
- starting hole
- stepped hole
- straight hole
- stud hole
- tap drill hole
- tap drill size hole
- tap hole
- tapered hole
- tapped hole
- threaded hole
- through hole
- through-tool coolant hole
- tightly-packed holes
- tool hole
- tooling hole
- transverse hole
- unfair hole
- upwardly-opening hole
- vent hole
- venting hole
- wire hole
- work stop hole
- working hole
- wrist-pin holeEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > hole
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13 pitch
1) шаг; ход2) основной тон ( речевого сигнала)•- commutator pitch
- frequency spectrum pitch
- hole pitch
- lead pitch
- nominal-line pitch
- quantizing pitch
- scanning pitch
- standard pitch
- symmetry pitch
- track pitchEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > pitch
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14 pitch spacing of holes
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > pitch spacing of holes
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15 hole spacing
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > hole spacing
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16 pitch circle tapping
нарезание резьбы в отверстиях, центры которых расположены на одной осиEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > pitch circle tapping
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17 pitch diameter
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18 pitch-controlled tapping
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > pitch-controlled tapping
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19 pitch of hole
Строительство: наклонение скважины -
20 pitch-hole drilling
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