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2 secondary blasting
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > secondary blasting
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3 secondary blasting
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > secondary blasting
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4 secondary blasting
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > secondary blasting
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1) Техника: вторичное взрывание2) Горное дело: взрывной способ вторичного дробления -
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дробление крупных камней ( каменных глыб) взрывным способомEnglish-Russian dictionary of aviation and missile bases > secondary blasting
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English-Tamil dictionary > Boulder blasting or secondary blasting
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взрывание, взрывные работы, взрывная отбойка; взрывание шпура; взрывной•
- air blasting
- bank blasting
- blockhole blasting
- buffer blasting
- bulk blasing
- bunch blasting
- cap-and-fuse blasting
- cast blasting
- chamber blasting
- churn-drill blasting
- column blasting
- commercial blasting
- companion blasting
- contact blasting
- coyote blasting
- cushioned blasting
- delay-action blasting
- dobie blasting
- electric blasting
- first blasting
- footwall blasting
- full-fase blasting
- fuse blasting
- gopher hole blasting
- heavy blasting
- light blasting
- longhole blasting
- millisecond blasting
- millisecond delay blasting
- minor blasting
- multiple blasting
- multiple-hole blasting
- multiple-row blasting
- multiple-shot basting
- no-cut-hole blasting
- nonflame blasting
- one-row blasting
- original blasting
- parallel-hole blasting
- pin-point blasting
- post-blasting
- primary blasting
- prop blasting
- powder blasting
- pulsed-infusion blasting
- retreat blasting of pillars
- rock blasting
- sand blasting
- secondary blasting
- secondary hole blasting
- sequence blasting
- shock blasting
- shot blasting
- short-delay blasting
- simultaneous blasting
- single blasting
- single-row blasting
- single-shot blasting
- smooth blasting
- smooth-surface blasting
- split-second blasting
- stump blasting
- tight-face blasting
- trial blasting
- tunnel blasting
- underwater blasting
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1) дутьё; продувка2) подрыв; взрывание || подрывной; бризантный•-
bulk blasting
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cap-and-fuse blasting
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coyote blasting
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cross air blasting
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deep-hole blasting
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drillhole blasting
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electric blasting
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flame blasting
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flame-free blasting
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footwall blasting
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fuse blasting
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grit blasting
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long-delay blasting
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multiple-row blasting
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no-cut-hole blasting
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nonelectric blasting
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nonnflame blasting
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pillar blasting
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powder blasting
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primary blasting
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rock blasting
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sand blasting
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secondary blasting
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short-delay blasting
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shot blasting
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Горное дело: взрывание скважин вторичного дробленияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > secondary hole blasting
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20 secondary drilling-and-blasting
English-Russian mining dictionary > secondary drilling-and-blasting
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