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3. сборник, коллектор7. труба с патрубками; патрубок8. манифольдcentral hydraulic control manifold — центральный гидравлический манифольд управления (сервозолотниками гидросиловой установки системы управления подводным оборудованием)
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1. манифольд2. система трубопроводов, разветвлённый трубопровод3. сборник, коллектор4. воздухосборный коллектор ( при бурении с продувкой воздухом с помощью нескольких компрессоров) б. распределитель7. труба с патрубками; патрубок
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манифольд, система труб; трубная обвязка ( буровых насосов), разветвленный трубопровод
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1) манифольд2) система трубопроводов, разветвлённый трубопровод3) сборник, коллектор8) труба с патрубками; патрубок9) маточник ()•- auxiliary manifold
- ballast manifold
- blowout preventer control manifold
- bow manifold
- bypass manifold
- cargo loading manifold
- cementing manifold
- cementing truck manifold
- cementing unit manifold
- central hydraulic control manifold
- choke manifold
- choke-kill manifold
- control manifold
- discharge manifold
- discharge line manifold
- distributing manifold
- dual choke manifold
- dual stand pipe manifold
- eight outlet air supply manifold
- emergency manifold
- exhaust manifold
- flow line choke manifold
- fuel vent manifold
- gas manifold
- gas-distribution manifold
- high-pressure manifold
- inlet manifold
- intake manifold
- lease hose manifold
- low-pressure manifold
- mud manifold
- mud circulation manifold
- mud pump manifold
- pipe manifold
- pipeline-end manifold
- piping manifold
- pressure manifold
- pressure-relief manifold
- production manifold
- pump manifold
- relief manifold
- riser base manifold
- single-choke manifold
- skid-mounted control manifold
- stand pipe manifold
- subsea manifold
- suction manifold
- tank manifold
- underwater manifold
- underwater production manifold
- wellhead fracturing manifold
- working manifold* * *• "паук"• 1) манифольд; 2) трубная обвязка• маточник• паук• сборникАнгло-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > manifold
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