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(4319) Jetting method of boring, or Hydraulic wash
A method of well boring in which the material encountered is loosened by a strong current of water directed through a suitable nozzle or bit and is carried to the surface and removed by the return stream of water.
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Dictionary - Turbine and Jet Pumps Terms
- Groyne, Groin, Bankhead, Spur, Spur dike, Transverse dike, Jetty
- Jetty
- Water turbine
- Turbine setting
- Cased turbine
- Free jet stilling basin, or Free jet basin
- Free jet chute, Free jet parabolic drop, or Parabolic chute
- Free jet chute basin
- Jet diffusion basin, or Jet diffusion stilling basin
- Submerged jet diffusion stilling basin
- Jet diffusion
- Jet
- Free jet
- Hollow jet, or Annular jet
- Solid jet
- Partially submerged jet, or Partially drowned jet
- Submerged jet, or Drowned jet
- Contra-jet energy dissipator, or Interacting jet dissipator
- Jet deflector
- Jet trajectory
- Jet flow gate
- Hollow jet valve
- Jet mixer
- Oscillating jump, or Oscillating jet
- Reverse jet type automatic offtake regulator, Automatic reverse jet type outlet
- Leading jetty, or Guard wall
- Pool and jet fishway, or Pool and transverse fish pass
- Pool and orifice fishway, Orifice fish ladder, or Submerged jet fish ladder
- Impulse turbine
- Pelton wheel, Pelton water wheel, Tangential turbine
- Axial flow turbine, or Parallel flow turbine
- Mixed flow turbine, Francis turbine, or American-type turbine
- Radial flow turbine
- Reaction turbine
- Jetting method of boring, or Hydraulic wash
- Jetting tube
- Jetting pump
- Jetting bit
- Pneumatic pumps
- Jet pump
- Turbine pump
- Deep-well turbine pump, or Bore-hole pump
- Wind motor, Aeromotor, or Wind turbine
- Jet cleaner
- Jet pressure equipment
- Jetting pump
- Water level control system (pumps)
- Ink-jet printer
