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Dictionary of Spanish Mining Terms - 1ORO1.COM

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Est A DICTIONARY OF<br />

ESTRANGULADO, see u. vapor (1).<br />

ESTRATIFICACI6N, geol. stratification.<br />

ESTRATIFICAR, geol. to stratify.<br />

ESTRATIFORME, adj. disposed in strata.<br />

ESTRATO, geol. stratum, layer, bed, syn. hebra (3), lecho (2).<br />

ESTRECHAMIENTO, e. del filon, nip or squeeze <strong>of</strong> the vein, see estrechez,<br />

comp. agotamiento (1).<br />

ESTRECHARSE, to thin or become narrow (<strong>of</strong> a lode or agotar (1).<br />

vein), comp.<br />

ESTRECHEZ, ESTRECH6N, ESTRECHURA, narrowness <strong>of</strong> a vein or<br />

bed, syn. angostura (1), see comp. ensanche.<br />

estrangulacion, estrechamiento, estrellarse,<br />

ESTRECHO, (1) geog. strait ; (2) narrow pass [paso (4)].<br />

ESTRELLARSE LA VETA, Peru, to " peter<br />

"<br />

out or become lean,<br />

especially by scattering (Dwight), see estrechez.<br />

ESTRIADOR, ore-sorter, see apartador (1).<br />

ESTRIAR, to sort (mineral), see apartar (1).<br />

ESTRIBACION, see estribo (1).<br />

ESTRIBADERO, prop, stay, see apoyo.<br />

ESTRIBADO, timb. longitudinal timber common to a row <strong>of</strong> props, and<br />

on which the latter rest, comp. carrera ESTRIBO, (1)<br />

(8).<br />

lateral ramification <strong>of</strong> a sierra or mountain chain, spur<br />

(Barcena), syn. contrafuerte (3), espolon, estribacion ; (2) buttress,<br />

abutment, arch, pillar ; buttress in a mine, see contrafuerte (1),<br />

entibo (3), estantal (1) ; (3) bor. stirrup, see cabeza (7) ; (4) Sevilla,<br />

Sp. timb. long timber joining or binding together the leg-pieces <strong>of</strong><br />

door-frames (Molina) old rails are sometimes used for this purpose ;<br />

(5) see bastidor (3) ; (6) any stirrup or iron<br />

hoop ; e. de guia, guide -stirrup for holding<br />

the end <strong>of</strong> a wire-rope.<br />

ESTRIO, e. de mineral, sorting, see apartado (1).<br />

ESTRUCTURA, structure ; e. bandeada, banded<br />

structure, see cinteado, da ; e. concreccionada,<br />

concretionary structure ; e. amigdaloidea,<br />

amygdaloid structure, see Fig. 41.<br />

ESTRUJAR, to press or squeeze (amalgam, etc.).<br />

ESTRUJ6N, Mex. in the patio process, amalgam<br />

strained from the mercury condensed in the<br />

quemadero (1) ; it is more pasty than pella<br />

(2) (Chism).<br />

ESTUCHE,<br />

see tubo-estuche.<br />

ESTUFA, a stove ; Mex. in the patio process, a<br />

chamber with flues under the floor for heating<br />

the torta.<br />

EVAPORACI6N, evaporation ; (after Moucada).<br />

for that <strong>of</strong> salt, see charco (2), pila (3) ;<br />

e. del oro, Ant. Col. retorting <strong>of</strong> amalgam, see quema (3).<br />

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