The technical victory of KAMAZ - 3: 0 (+ :-) - over Pearl-Sochi in the FNL Championship 2011/2012 was not taken into account.
The tables are compiled in accordance with the fact that the Cup (Russia) takes into account only the results of the regular time of matches (without extra time and penalty shootouts).
↑An offer that is difficult to refuse(unopened)(inaccessible link) .The newspaper "HOUR" No. 31/315 of August 9, 2006, Wednesday.Date of treatment July 14, 2017. Archived December 21, 2011.
↑Later, in April 2018, FC Ordabasy was suspended from European competitions due to a violation of financial fair play requirements, and Tobol received a ticket to the Europa League in this way.- KFF commented on the removal of Ordabasy from UEFA tournaments
A cement truck (mortar truck) is a machine for transporting cement over short distances and medium (up to 300 km).
Classification
Cement trucks are classified according to the following characteristics.
By type of transported raw materials:
Mortar carrier;
Cement truck;
By capacity:
lungs (from 30 to 70 kN);
medium (from 70 to 120 kN);
heavy (over 120 kN).
By loading method:
self-loading;
non-bootable.
Design
The cement truck is a special tank mounted at an angle of 6–9 ° on the truck .
Compressors are installed on cement trucks , which, when unloading, supply air to the solution to increase fluidity and facilitate unloading (the fluidization property is used). When loading, the compressors operate as a vacuum pump .
In order to avoid stratification of the solution during transportation (due to the action of vibration), paddle impellers are installed inside the tanks, which mix the solution.
See also
Concrete mixer truck
Concrete pump
Cement ship
Self-loading concrete mixer truck
Literature
Road-building machines. Miglyachenko V.P., Sergeev P.G., M .: "Forest industry", 1978. 288 p.
Dobronravov S.S., Sergeev S.P. Construction vehicles. Textbook for universities. - 2nd ed., Revised. and add. - M .: Higher. School, 1981. - 320 p.
Yellow-winged[1] , or Baikal gobies [2] ( lat.Cottocomephoridae ) - a family of deep-sea ray - finned fish from the order scorpion-like ( Scorpaeniformes ). 9 species from Baikal .
Yellow-winged
Scientific classification
Domain:
Eukaryotes
Kingdom:
Animals
Kingdom :
Eumetazoi
No rank :
Bilateral symmetrical
No rank :
Secondary
Type of:
Chordate
Subtype :
Vertebrates
Infratype :
Maxillary
Group :
Fish
Group :
Bone fish
Grade:
Rayfin fish
Subclass :
Freshfishes
Infraclass :
Bony fish
Cohort :
Real bony fish
Squadron :
Thistle
Series :
Perkomorphs
Squad:
Scoriform
Suborder :
Horned
Superfamily :
Slingshot
Family:
Slingshot
Subfamily :
Cottocomephorinae
International scientific name
Cottocomephoridae berg
Content
1Description
2Etymology
3Classification
4notes
5Literature
6References
Description
Siberia : Lake Baikal and freshwater in the basin of this lake. They feed mainly on amphipods that live in the lake. [2] Freshwater fish, part deep-sea, part pelagic. They reach a maximum length of 18 cm. [3]
Etymology
The name of the family comes from the Greek words Greek.kotta = head, Greekkome = hair (mane) and Greek.pherein = carry. [3]
Classification
9 species, 4 genera ( FishBase ). Previously combined with the Abyssocottidae family. [2]
Genus Batrachocottus Berg - Large-headed broad-shouldered[1]
Source: Ian Laschke: Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79 . Macdonald and Jane's, London & Sydney, 1980. 1 The home team stadium is shown in the left column. Colors : blue = victory of the hosts; yellow = draw; red = winning guests.