струеотбойный траверс

English translation: 'jet deflection pillar section'

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Russian term or phrase:струеотбойный траверс
English translation:'jet deflection pillar section'
Entered by: Vladimir Dubisskiy

06:02 Dec 1, 2001
Russian to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Russian term or phrase: струеотбойный траверс
струеотбойный траверс

Used in the context of building bridges.
James Scott
'jet deflection pillar section'
Explanation:
can it be 'breakwater'?
Taking both from my head, though it should be 'deflection' not 'deflecting' anyway.And I have strong doubts re. the above mentioned 'cross-arm' term.
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Vladimir Dubisskiy
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Local time: 21:59
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5jet-deflecting (jet-reflecting) cross-arm
ttagir
4 +1'jet deflection pillar section'
Vladimir Dubisskiy


  

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jet-deflecting (jet-reflecting) cross-arm


Explanation:
This is a part of bridge's pier deisgned to reflect the water jects which certianly produce specific permanent pressure and loads.

It must be taken into account and carefully calculated since otherwise your brindge will not resist constant (and also varying by seasons!) action of water.

You can see some analogous words in www.lingvo.ru and other translatoin sites.
Yours,
Tagir.


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ttagir
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'jet deflection pillar section'


Explanation:
can it be 'breakwater'?
Taking both from my head, though it should be 'deflection' not 'deflecting' anyway.And I have strong doubts re. the above mentioned 'cross-arm' term.

Vladimir Dubisskiy
United States
Local time: 21:59
Native speaker of: Native in RussianRussian, Native in UkrainianUkrainian
PRO pts in pair: 1408

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