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01:23 Feb 9, 2001 |
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na | snodo ? |
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na | no problem |
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snodo ? Explanation: The Eurodicautom translates "jar" (drilling) as "snodo". In http://www.august.com/epicentre/local/drilling_jar.html I found the following definition for "drilling jar": A tool used in the drillstring for imparting an upward or downward jar or jolt to the drillpipe should it get stuck in the hole while drilling or making a trip. Did some advanced search with snodo and trivellazione/perforazione with no significant results. McGraw Hill is of no use. I am not an expert in this field, but I was curious. Saluti Paola L M |
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no problem Explanation: with the oil questions; other Proz users were commenting to me on the usefulness of having these terms in the Proz database, so go right ahead! Buon lavoro Paola L M |
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