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n: a type of thermometer used on oil tanks. The graduated part of the thermometer is angled at least 90ﾰ from the temperature-sensitive portion. The angle conforms to the shell of the tank and permits easy reading of the instrument.
(failure/crack development): characteristic markings (ridges, tears, risers, etc.) on fracture surfaces after fatigue crack of fracture propagation (also known as beach marks, clamshell marks, and conchoidal marks).
n: the depositional environments associated with a shallow lagoon shoreward from a coastal barrier island. These environments are highly variable and may include tidal channels, salt marshes, shell reefs, and mangrove swamps, among others.
n: I. the fore and aft reference line at the upper surface of the flat plate keel at the centre line for flush shell plate vessels. 2. the thickness of the garboard strake above that level for vessels having lap seam shell plating.
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characteristic markings (ridges, tears, risers, etc.) on fracture surfaces after fatigue crack of fracture propagation (also known as clamshell marks, conchoidal marks and arrest marks).
n: the radius of the rounded portion of a vessels shell that connects the bottom to the sides.
clamshell-type rings of anodes that clamp around a pipeline.
n: trade name for appratus for cleaning and freeing oil tanks of gas by means of high-pressure jets of hot water. It consistes essentially of opposed double nozzles, which rotate slowly about their horizontal and vertical axes and project two streams of hot water at a pressure of 175 psi (1,206 kilo pascals) against all inside surfaces of the deck, bulkheads, and shell plating.
characteristic markings (ridges, tears, risers, etc.) on fracture surfaces after fatigue crack of fracture propagation (also known as beach marks, conchoidal marks and arrest marks).
characteristic markings (ridges, tears, risers, etc.) on fracture surfaces after fatigue crack of fracture propagation (also known as beach marks, clamshell marks and arrest marks).
