09:41 Nov 16, 2001 |
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5 +1 | mastic-asphalt mixers |
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4 | I have a feeling it's a brand name |
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2 +1 | coker |
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coker Explanation: I believe кохер refers to a coker. Sniffing around Google shows me it's used with asphalt as well as petroleum refining. I'll qualify this, however, with a confidence level of "I'm almost guessing." Best of luck; hopefully this will put you in the right direction, or one of the others will be able to shed additional light. Reference: http://www.kochpinebend.com/refinery/conversion.asp Reference: http://www.conoco.com/about/major/refining/index.asp |
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I have a feeling it's a brand name Explanation: I won't bet on it, but I think a coker has to with coking (i.e. a chemical conversion process). Since the word Кохер is spelled with a capital letter (I found the same KDM-150 unit listed at a couple of middleman web sites), I have a strong suspicion that it is a brand name - perhaps a Swedish or Dutch manufacturer (I checked the German Yahoo, but didn't find anything). Reference: http://dorogi.narod.ru/ARENDA_spets-tehnika.html |
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mastic-asphalt mixers Explanation: From the German "Asphaltkocher". Here's the terminology in German, English and French: http://www.eapa.org/publications/6157.htm Reference: http://www.eapa.org/publications/6157.htm |
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