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1 common roadway
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2 common roadway
Горное дело: групповой штрек -
3 common roadway
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4 common roadway
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5 air roadway
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6 excavation
2) котлован; выемка (напр. дорожная)•-
arched excavation
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borrow excavation
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bridge excavation
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circular excavation
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common excavation
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drainage excavation
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earth excavation
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footing excavation
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hydraulic excavation
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muck excavation
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open-cut excavation
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ore excavation
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rectangular excavation
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rejected excavation
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roadway excavation
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rock excavation
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stoped excavation
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structure excavation
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timbered excavation
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topsoil excavation
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unclassified excavation
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wet excavation -
7 wall
1) стена; стенка; перегородка || обносить стеной; устраивать стенку; разделять стеной3) горн. забой4) экран5) оболочка6) доменная граница, доменная стенка7) пересылать сообщение другому пользователю ( в операционных системах)•to analyze the retaining wall for bearing on ground — рассчитывать подпорную стенку из условия прочности основания;to analyze the retaining wall for tension in joints — рассчитывать подпорную стенку из условия прочности соединений;to mud off the hole wall — глинизировать стенку ствола скважины;-
abutment wall
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adapter wall
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adiabatic wall
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air-checker wall
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air-slag wall
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anchor wall
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approach wall
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apron wall
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auxiliary lock wall
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back bridge wall
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baffle wall
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bearing wall
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blank wall
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Bloch wall
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bottom wall
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brattice wall
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bridge wall
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bubble domain wall
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bubble wall
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bucket lip wall
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buttress retaining wall
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buttress wall
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cantilever tee retaining wall
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cantilever retaining wall
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cavity wall
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cell wall
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checker bearer wall
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checker wall
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checker bridge wall
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checker false wall
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checker front wall
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common wall
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composite core wall
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concrete core wall
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converging wall
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core wall
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counterfort retaining wall
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crib retaining wall
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cross wall
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curtain wall
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cutoff wall
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dead wall
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diaphragm wall
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diathermal wall
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diverging wall
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divide wall
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division wall
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domain wall
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drop wall
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embankment wall
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enclosure wall
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end wall
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energy storage sun wall
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exterior wall
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face wall
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film guide wall
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fire wall
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flat car side wall
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flexible wall
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flood wall
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foot wall
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foundation wall
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frame wall
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free-standing sheet-pile wall
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front wall
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furnace-enclosure wall
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gable wall
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gas slag wall
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gravity retaining wall
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gravity wall
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ground wall
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guide wall
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hanging wall
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harbor wall
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hard domain wall
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hard wall
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head wall
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hearth wall
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heating wall
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hollow wall
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hot front wall
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ice wall
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impact wall
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intake bulkhead wall
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interior wall
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intermediate lock wall
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interstitial-stiffened cell wall
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jacketed wall
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key wall
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land lock wall
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load-bearing wall
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long wall
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lower-ring wall
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low-water training wall
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L-shaped retaining wall
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masonry wall
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middle lock wall
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mold wall
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nonbearing wall
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pack wall
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panel wall
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partition wall
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party wall
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periphery wall
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piling wall
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pit wall
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planar domain wall
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planar wall
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porous wall
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port end wall
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prefabricated wall
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quay wall
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rear wall
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regenerator wall
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retaining wall
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rider wall
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river lock wall
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roadway wall
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sea wall
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seacoast wall
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sealing wall
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self-supporting wall
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semigravity retaining wall
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shadow wall
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shank wall
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sheetpile retaining wall
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short wall
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silt wall
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skimming wall
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slurry wall
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soft domain wall
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soft wall
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solid wall
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spillway guide wall
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splitter wall
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stepped retaining wall
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structural wall
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sun wall
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symmetrical domain wall
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symmetrical wall
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T wall
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toe wall
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training wall
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transition wall
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trick wall
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Trombe wall
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tuyere-breast wall
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twin wall
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twisted domain wall
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twisted wall
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wall of dislocation
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wave wall
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wharf wall
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window wall
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wing wall
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