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Pressure Tank and Regulator Gauges. Man checking manometer in liquid gas factory.

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One of the flight crew of a United States Air Force Gulfstream C-37B plane, registration 166377, supervising the refueling after having landed at Sydney Kingsford-Smith Airport from Honolulu. His head is obscured by the wing. The crew are members of Fleet Logistics Support Systems One (VR1) and the senior pilot on this flight was a Lt. Commander. This image was taken through the steel security fence from Ross Smith Avenue, Mascot on an overcast and rainy afternoon on 4 November 2023.

Pilot with suit and military air. Fighter pilot portrait posing

man in an orange jumpsuit is wearing gloves and standing in front of a red wall. He is preparing for a task or activity, possibly related to his job or a hobby

Pair of supplementary fuel tanks on dolly trolleys near a taxiway and nearby fire extinguisher - 300 gallon centerline / belly tanks usable in aircraft such as the the F-16 fighting falcon. A German invention, drop tanks were introduced in the 1930s on fighter aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109. The mostly cylindrical, aerodynamically shaped tanks are generally attached to external load carriers under the fuselage, the wings or on wing tips. The aircraft's fuel supply is switched so that the fuel is first transferred from the drop tanks to the internal fuel tanks. Like any external load, external tanks affect the speed of an aircraft through their air resistance (drag) and the maneuverability of an aircraft through their weight and limited structural strength. Furthermore, they increase the radar cross section As the name implies these can be dropped in flight.

A fighter Pilot's self portrait ..ahem, thats me. Zoom into the visor, and see the cockpit and the hand taking the shot.

$Corpus Christi, TX, USA - December 23, 2019: Technician repairing an old WW2 aircraft at USS Lexington, the 16-deck \$

This is a fighter pilot walking out on the flight line to fly his jet.

Safety Men specialist, dressed in a hazmat suit, gingerly removed a gallon of pesticides from a factory. The essential risk and accuracy associated with chemical elimination procedures.

Senior metal worked with equipment in a workshop

Chemists researching with marine sampling bottles on vessel

High pressure oxygen or hydrogen storage tanks

an aircraft mechanic is servicing the plane in the workshop

Connection to a compressor with a pressure hose for inflating tires. Man's hand

Liquefied petroleum gas cilinders for fook cooking stored on a retail deposit, this product is widely used in Brazil for cooking.

Worker maintenance or scientist industry wearing protective safety uniform, white glove and gas mask to work about open the cap of gallon of lubricant .

A fighter pilot looking up, a self portrait.

Scientist man control gas of instrumental Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry LC/MS for drug analysis in the laboratory. Compressed gases for LC-MS instrument used as nitrogen gas and zero air.

Part of the oxygen cylinders in the welding shop of the plant.

Airport ground service worker working on an airplane on airport platform

Shot of a fighter pilot inspecting his aircraft

A worker changes oxygen cylinders in an oxygen booth at a hospital. Working in gloves. Local focus. Balloons are blue.

United States Navy jet fighter pilot in front of his jet

$Technical gases are used as energy raw materials and in the process of chemical synthesis. Butane and its isomers are used to produce motor fuels. Oxygen is obtained in the process of rectification of liquefied air and in the electrolysis of water. Technical gases are gases or their mixtures that are used in industry. The most common substances are: acetylene, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, helium, hydrogen and compressed air. Nitrous oxide in tuning called \$

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