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1 нефтеносный пласт
1) Engineering: oil-bearing bed, petroliferous bed3) Drilling: (или газоносный) producing formation, reservoir4) Sakhalin energy glossary: oil-bearing formation5) oil&gas: oil bearing seam -
2 простирание пласта
1) Geology: bed course, course of seam2) Engineering: seam bearing, seam course, seam strike3) Mining: bearing, bedding course4) Oil: course of bed, formation direction, run, strike of seam, trend of bed5) Sakhalin energy glossary: strike of the seam6) Oil&Gas technology strike7) Gold mining: bed extension8) oil&gas: bed strikeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > простирание пласта
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3 газоносный пласт
1) Engineering: gas-bearing bed, gas-bearing stratum, gaseous seam2) Oil: gassy seam, reservoir3) Sakhalin energy glossary: gas-bearing formation4) oil&gas: gas seam -
4 пласт
bed горн., formation, layer, seam, sheet, stratum, streak* * *пласт м.1. горн. bed, seam, stratum, formation2. с.-х. furrow sliceвертика́льный пласт — vertical seamводонепроница́емый пласт — impervious stratumводоно́сный пласт — water-bearing [watery] stratumглубокозалега́ющий пласт — deep-lying seamгоризонта́льный пласт — flat [flat dipping, level, horizontal] seamкрутопа́дающий пласт — steeply dipping [pitch-dipping, steeply inclined] seamмо́щный пласт — thick seamнакло́нный пласт — inclined [sloping] seamнару́шенный пласт — disrupted [distorted] seamнефтяно́й пласт — oil poolнефтяно́й пласт рабо́тает [эксплуати́руется] в водонапо́рном режи́ме — the oil pool produces [operates] under water driveнефтяно́й пласт рабо́тает [эксплуати́руется] в гравитацио́нном режи́ме — the oil pool produces [operates] under gravity drainageнефтяно́й пласт рабо́тает [эксплуати́руется] в режи́ме га́зовой ша́пки — the oil pool produces [operates] under gas-cap driveнефтяно́й пласт рабо́тает [эксплуати́руется] в режи́ме расшире́ния га́за — the oil pool produces [operates] under gas-expansion driveподстила́ющий пласт — subjacent seamполо́гий пласт — gently dipping [gently sloping] seamсло́жный пласт — composite [multiple] seamсмещё́нный пласт — displaced seam* * * -
5 пласт
1. м. горн. bed, seam, stratum, formation2. м. с. -х. furrow sliceпласт, гребень борозды — furrow slice
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6 водоносный пласт
1) Geology: water bed, water-bearing stratum, aquifer reservoir, water formation2) Engineering: aquifer, aquiferous stratum, bed, water seam, water-bearing bed, water-bearing deposit, water-carrying seam, waterbearing stratum, watered ground, watery stratum3) Construction: water-yielding stratum4) Oil: water producing formation, water sand5) Ecology: aqueous layer, aquifer bed6) Drilling: water bearing bed7) Sakhalin energy glossary: water bearing sand, water-bearing formation8) Makarov: aquafer -
7 угольный пласт
1) General subject: coal-bed2) Geology: band, coal layer, coal rake, dungy drift (Англия), gainey coal, ganey coal, heuchs, heughs, mine3) Engineering: coal bed, coal stratum4) Mining: coal vein5) Oil: coal-bearing layer, bench coal, coal seam6) Makarov: coal-seam = coal-bed
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