The Theory And Practice of Surveying: Designed for the Use of Surveyors And Engineers Generally
The Theory And Practice of Surveying: Designed for the Use of Surveyors And Engineers Generally
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c/iJtfr. Applied to a passage having a more or less fixed inclination from the horizontal ■ a slope.
*v^I. One of a number of horizontal passages along, or parallel to, the deposit, and placed at more or less fixed intervals, generally loo ft,^ for the systematic working of the mine.
am^^/f, A small passage from a i^vei into s topes or to the ne3Et laurel above.
iii-hi^le. A passage left from stapt to level for dropping down ore or rock.
ttcrof*. That portion of the vein intersectinjj the surfa...ce, aft, A hole sunk more or leas vertically downward.
s»/>^. The workings above or below the levels where the mass of the ore-body is broken.
rike. The direction taken by the intersection of the vein with a hori- zontal plane.
uih. Cross-timbers between the walls of the excavation.
mp. An opening at bottom of shaft or at any level for the collection of water.
iftnei. A horizontal passage from the surface; properly speaking it should be open at both ends, but it is not always so used in mining, Vj*^/, a shaft sunk from a level.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c/iJtfr. Applied to a passage having a more or less fixed inclination from the horizontal ■ a slope.
*v^I. One of a number of horizontal passages along, or parallel to, the deposit, and placed at more or less fixed intervals, generally loo ft,^ for the systematic working of the mine.
am^^/f, A small passage from a i^vei into s topes or to the ne3Et laurel above.
iii-hi^le. A passage left from stapt to level for dropping down ore or rock.
ttcrof*. That portion of the vein intersectinjj the surfa...ce, aft, A hole sunk more or leas vertically downward.
s»/>^. The workings above or below the levels where the mass of the ore-body is broken.
rike. The direction taken by the intersection of the vein with a hori- zontal plane.
uih. Cross-timbers between the walls of the excavation.
mp. An opening at bottom of shaft or at any level for the collection of water.
iftnei. A horizontal passage from the surface; properly speaking it should be open at both ends, but it is not always so used in mining, Vj*^/, a shaft sunk from a level.
What to read after The Theory And Practice of Surveying: Designed for the Use of Surveyors And Engineers Generally?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, J. B. (John Butler), 1850-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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