tie plate

tie plate
1) Общая лексика: упорная плита
2) Геология: подкладка под рельсом
3) Морской термин: люковый стрингер, связной лист, связной пояс
4) Техника: анкерный лист, путевая подкладка, рельсовая подкладка, рельсовая прокладка, соединительный лист (стенки составной балки), стыковая накладка
5) Строительство: шпальная подкладка, накладка для усиления сечения на концах сжатого элемента, рельсовая накладка
6) Железнодорожный термин: анкерная плита, подушка под рельс
7) Металлургия: перемычка
8) Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: подкладка
9) Тенгизшевройл: (double shoulder) рельсовая подкладка, (plate interposed between a tie and rail to reduce tie abrasion caused by movement of the rail over the tie and to hold the rail to gage) анкерная плита

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