Chaine

Chain. Firing line. Surveyor’s chain. Mountain chain. Chain cable, anchor cable. Bicycle, etc., chain. Tie (iron, in walls). Line of runners. Chaine 4 maillons. Plain chain.—Chaine a étais (étangonnée). Stud link chain.—Chaine a barbotin (de Vaucanson). Sprocket chain——Chaine sans fin. Endle chain.—Chaine a galets. Block chain, roller chain.— Chaine-galle. Heavy sprocket chain. Chaine de point age. Chain used in conjunction with pulley system to give traverse in a naval or heavy gun mounting.—Chaine d’amarrage. Mooring chain.—Chaine d’attache. Stall chain (stable)—Chaine 4 godets. Endle chain carrying dredger buckets.—Chaine de transmi ion. Driving chain—Chaine de brélage. Securing chain (for heavy wagon loads).—Chaine de port. Harbour chain boom.—Chaine de retenue. Keep chain.—Chaine de suspension. Chain hung from top of leg of Birago trestle to take the weight of the transom.—Chaine 4 sauci ons. Chain of fascine choker.—Chaine sans fin 4 patins. Pedrail or caterpillar chainn—Chaine de traction. Hauling chain.—Chaine du bout de timon. Pole chain.—Chaine de trait. Rear links of trace.—Chaine d’encoignure. Masonry facing at the corner of a building. Les chaines. The chains, the hawsers.—Chaine de liaison A line of me engers. [p.102]