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Refers to the elevator that is used in a mine to transport materials and people.

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Kalbos dalis: noun
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Electrical equipment; Electricity

For photovoltaic systems, a number of photovoltaic modules connected together to provide a single electrical output.

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Energy; Natural gas

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жинайтын тор

Chemistry; Analytical chemistry

Cooled device to collect gas-chromatographic eluent, holding it for subsequent compound-identification analysis.

аралық тор

Chemistry; General chemistry

A regular array of ions or atoms.

жарылғыш зат

Energy; Coal

A material that is made of a fuel and an oxidizer. It's usually not very sensitive and requires a booster explosive or secondary explosive to ignite it.

жарылғыш

Energy; Coal

A device containing a primary explosive that is sensitive to heat and shock. The blasting cap is used to start the denotation of the secondary explosive, which for safety reasons ...

электр-жарылғыш желі

Energy; Coal

An electric circuit that is used to detonate a primary explosive in a blasting cap.

бұрғы ұңғымасы

Energy; Coal

A large or deep hole that's been caused by drilling.

тосқауыл

Energy; Coal

A material that is used to partition a mine for air ventilation. Can be made from concrete, plastic, cloth or other materials.

үзілу желісі

Energy; Coal

A line above which the roof of a coal mine is expected to break. It follows the rear edge of the pillars.

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