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Double helical gear

Double helical gear refers to a a gear of cylindrical form with two sections of teeth that engage simultaneously with teeth of similarly designed mating gear.
Ref: 123405/2006-10-06

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Helical gear (Helical gear is described as a cylindrical gear ...)
Gear (Gear is a mechanical device that transmits power ...)

Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): gears

Downstroke baler

Downstroke baler is identified as a baling device in which the compression ram and platen move vertically in the chamber.
Ref: 123314/2006-09-28

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Bale (Bale refers to a package of wool in a standard. ..)
Baler (Baler refers to a machine used to compress and ...)

Drafting machine

- Drafting machine : Drafting machine is identified as a machine that combines the functions of a T- square or straightedge, a triangle, a ruler, and a protractor.
Ref: 123220/2006-09-19

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Drafting (Drafting revolves around the process of ...)

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Drain

Drain refers to the current withdrawn from a battery during discharge.

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Drilling rig

Drilling rig is described as a structure, which drills Wells in the bottom in order to search for oil.

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Dry Battery

Dry battery is a kind of battery in which the electrolyte is immobilized, being either in the form of a paste or gel or absorbed into the separator material.
Ref: 123221/2006-09-19

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Battery (From )
Zinc anode (Zinc anode makes reference to a small piece of ...)

Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): batteries

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Dry cell

Dry cell a term used to define a cell with immobilized electrolyte. The term "dry cell" is often used to describe the Leclanche cell.

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Dry combustion

Dry combustion refers to an in-situ combustion technique in which only air or oxygen-enriched air mixtures are injected into a formation.
Ref: 123832/2006-09-24

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Comb (Comb bind means to plastic comb bind by inserting ...)
combustion (Combustion is the burning of a material, i.e., a ...)

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