rig

rig
1) устройство; оборудование; установка || оборудовать; устанавливать; производить сборку; монтировать
2) оснастка || оснащать
3) горн. буровой станок
4) нефт. буровая установка; вышка
5) тягач (автомобиль или трактор); тягач с трейлером
6) пожарный автомобиль
7) любительская радиостанция
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to rig down — демонтировать (напр. буровую установку);
to mobilize a drilling rig — передислоцировать буровую установку;
to move a drilling rig in — доставлять буровую установку на буровую площадку;
to move a drilling rig out — вывозить буровую установку с буровой площадки;
to rig up — монтировать (напр. буровую установку)
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bending rig
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blast hole rig
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brake valve test rig
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cable tool drilling rig
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cable tool rig
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calibration rig
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changing rig
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churn drilling rig
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coil rotating rig
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core drilling rig
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crawler drilling rig
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deep drilling rig
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diamond drilling rig
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drilling rig
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four boom rig
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galvanizing rig
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hauling rig
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haul rig
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hydraulic crawler drilling rig
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hydraulic drill rig
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hydraulic test rig
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jack-knife drilling rig
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mine rig
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modular drilling rig
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offshore rig
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optical rig
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prospecting drilling rig
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pumping rig
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raise drill rig
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rod-tool drilling rig
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rod-tool rig
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roller rig
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roof-bolting rig
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rotary drilling rig
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rotary rig
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scaling rig
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seabed soil-sampling rig
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slant drilling rig
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slant rig
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starting friction test rig
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submersible pipe-alignment rig
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test rig
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turndown rig
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twin-boom drill rig
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ultradeep drilling rig
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well workover rig
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wildcat drilling rig
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wildcat rig

Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.

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