Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
explosion engine
English answer:
hydraulic explosion technology
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George Vardanyan
Jun 2, 2004 09:34
20 yrs ago
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English term
explosion engine
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Mechanics / Mech Engineering
a hammer drill with explosion engine.
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hydraulic explosion technology
Pneumatic and hydraulic processes are similar mostly. See below a pneumatic explosion technology use example:
Pneumatic explosion technology is based on the effct of the shock wave generated by independent source of disturbance on sediments.Pneumatic chuck can be used in the cleaning of pipeline,pump cavity,groove,reservoir and fule cell.
and here below a hammer (drill) example using hydraulic explosion technology:
THOR 18 is a powerful medium class hydraulic hammer designed to demolish concrete, rock and to cut asphalt.
Complete components such as explosion engine, alternators etc. are covered by manufacturer's warranty.
Pneumatic explosion technology is based on the effct of the shock wave generated by independent source of disturbance on sediments.Pneumatic chuck can be used in the cleaning of pipeline,pump cavity,groove,reservoir and fule cell.
and here below a hammer (drill) example using hydraulic explosion technology:
THOR 18 is a powerful medium class hydraulic hammer designed to demolish concrete, rock and to cut asphalt.
Complete components such as explosion engine, alternators etc. are covered by manufacturer's warranty.
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probably an internal combustion engine
Something like this, I guess: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=36348...
More context wouldn't hurt, though.
More context wouldn't hurt, though.
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Tony M
: Makes sense, though there are also 'percussion guns' that 'fire' nails into masonry; the English is so odd, it might even be this! More context, please, Asker!
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So I'm not the only one who found it odd. Sounded like a translation of "Explosionsmotor" to me.
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Jörgen Slet
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Vicky Papaprodromou
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