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3) What was the cause of the accident? Systems in place to monitor and regulate filling of tank 912: Equipment: The tank had two forms of level control: an automatic tank gauge (ATG) that enabled the employees to monitor the filling operation; and an independent high-level switch (IHLS) which was meant to close down operations automatically if the tank was overfilled. TAV Engineering Ltd supplied the IHLS to Motherwell Control Systems Ltd who installed the switch and preformed routine maintenance

water of the French Angelfish tank, creating a false sunlight. Bubbles from the filter gathered on the surface of the water. The tank itself was impeccable, as it had just been cleaned. More bubbles began to form as the inhabitants of the tank returned to their home. The fish began to mindlessly swim around the tank. Around the fake cheaply painted coral, through the plastic plants, and over the slightly fluorescent blue pebbles covering the glass bottom of the tank. Two of the walls of their confinement

Tanks, tanks have always interested me. Ever since I was little I've always had a thing for militaria be it planes or tanks. World War II was the start of true tank combat and new designs of tanks and every other type of military vehicle and weapon.Most people when they think of World War II and tanks, lots of them look at the Sherman in the Tiger who would always be matched up against each other on the Eastern Front. No, I won't be talking about those tanks though, albeit they are the most comparable

Tanks are strong combat vehicles that are used worldwide in the front line. These vehicles are very strong and durable to withstand gunfire from enemy personnel. The armour is very thick but not thick enough to withstand a large shot from another tank. Earlier concepts of tanks were very interesting: little hut shaped vehicles that were made out of wood. These tanks, though made of wood, would still provide protection. The main idea was very simple. It used an internal combustion engine to move.

Similarities between Tank Man and Falling Man: Where is the peace? In the photographs Tank Man by Jeff Widener and Falling Man by Richard Drew there are similarities allowing both of these images to have a powerful impact on the viewer. Even though these photos were taken many years apart and across the world, they leave the viewer wanting a better understanding of the events that occurred when these photos were captured. Many people might have questions wondering why they did what they did. Many

Tank Warfare Tanks- huge, movable, masses of metal capable of destroying anything in their path. It would only seem logical that tanks would be considered an important part of a country?s battle plan. However, in the early stages of WWII the tank was only seen as support for the infantry. As WWII progressed so did the view of tank uses in battle. Comparing and contrasting the United States, Britain, and German tanks during WWII would require one to look at a variety of design elements, the skills

about T20 Tanks during World War ll This tank is called a Medium T20 Tank which you probably read in the title, but if you didn’t you just read it in this paragraph. Anyway this tank can haul jeeps and several crew members. The abandoned T20 Medium Tank was envisioned as a possible successor to the famous M4 Sherman Medium Tank line for the Americans. There was also a T23 Tank that was just the same body and equipment on it. The production amount of this T20 Tank was only a total of 4 tanks built of

Good morning Ladies and Gentleman, did you know that the first form of weaponry tanks did not exceed a speed of 6.5km/h? (WWIFacts, 2014) In World War I, also known as the ‘Great War’, which began in August 1914, was one of the first wars to use tanks in the field of battle. Although, it was not the very first time in which tanks were used, it was still the first ever global conflict, therefore being the first ‘major’ war to make use of the new technological military weapons (BBC, 2014). This Great

during this period of war. Tanks were also created in this war, and were a very necessary invention especially for Europeans. British, Austrians, Russians, Germans, and French had previously created fighting vehicles that could transport artillery and people through normal terrain, but not through trenches, which made a great part of the Western Front. Any new technology for transportation was received, and the British were the ones that came out with the idea of tanks. In 1914, the British Lieutenant-Colonel

English Mrs. Hoelscher May 5, 2016 Tanks in World War II Tanks were a major part of World War II. Many countries had their own tanks which they used in different strategies during the war. These vehicles were invented long before there was the technology of World War II. The Germans were known for their heavy class tanks, while the Americans were recognized for their medium Sherman tanks. The Allied forces would not have won World War II if it were not for their tanks. Armoured vehicles were first