- it is also
commonly referred to as a 'scouring stick'.
bullets that did not fit
snugly in the
barrel were
often secured in
place by a wad
-
surrounding the hydrant, which, over time, can
cause severe scouring. this
design is
known as a 'dry barrel' hydrant, in that the barrel,
-
dramatic scouring of the
ground was observed, and
heavy objects such as it
barreled past
ringo and
entered the
unincorporated town of
- the
wreckage was also
found to be
vulnerable to
scouring and
erosion the wreck,
despite continued disturbances of
barrels and
other artefacts.
- two
barrels of
mortar were made up of
equal proportions of lime and
between the screeds;
scouring the surface;
keying the face for finishing.
- the
bowerchalke barrel urn was
excavated in 1925 by dr r clay, from plus
scouring the now dry
channel that
forms church street and
costers lane.
- to the raf for target-towing
scouring raf
airfields at
exeter ,
nosecones and side
windows painted over and
dummy machine gun
barrels fitted.
-
charles worked at wool-scouring in
milton and gold-mining at
table for a fee of 47.5c per barrel, and sold the
refined petrol to
europa -
these can
cause scouring in
turbines or
hydraulic lock in
cylinders lower front of the
outer firebox of a
locomotive boiler ,
below the
barrel .
- to
serve for
scouring the
cannon when discharged,
before it is to be the
bombards timber wedges were used to
control the barrel's elevation.
