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2 ) la boite/socle est faite rapidement : on découpe la tole avec des vieux ciseaux en métal, et on plie
Valencia College Advanced Manufacturing Training Center students, faculty, and staff along with guests from the local governmental and private sector community celebrate Women in Manufacturing on March 6, 2019 in Kissimmee, Fla.
Grumman Bearcat F8F G-RUMM
• Aircraft Type: Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation F8F-2P Bearcat
• Operator: The Fighter Collection
• Year of Manufacture: 1948
• Powered by: one Pratt and Whitney R-2800-73
• Colour scheme: VF20 US Navy
The Bearcat design was the Grumman response to the US Navy’s request in the latter war years for a fast responsive fighter to be deployed in the Pacific Theatre. The type did not see operational service during the Second World War as the conflict ended but it was used to great effect in French Indo-China with the French Air Force. The Bearcat could actually outperform many of the early Jet fighter aircraft of the period.
Goodyear Corsair FG-1D G-FGID
• Aircraft Type: Goodyear Aircraft Corporation Corsair FG-1D, G-FGID
• Operator: The Fighter Collection
• Year of Manufacture: 1945
• Powered by: one Pratt & Whitney R-2800-8
• Colour Scheme: British Fleet Air Arm as KD 345 of 1850 Sqn.
“When the Chance Vought FG-1D Corsair was introduced in 1940 it boasted the most powerful engine along with the largest diameter propeller of any fighter aircraft in history. The result of this engine and propeller combination was the first fighter to exceed 400mph. Corsairs were built right up to 1952, giving the type the honour of having the longest production run of any American piston-engined fighter. The first service engagement for the Corsair was with the US Marine Corps operating from makeshift land bases across the Pacific, and it was not until later that she was operated from aircraft carriers initially with the British Fleet Air Arm. The Corsair proved to be a formidable air superiority fighter during World War II when she was the scourge of the skies across the Pacific, and continued to deliver sterling service in later years during the Korean War.”
Exhibit for my final project "Is This Spoon?" in the Emily Carr Grad Show. The multifaceted and talented Mark "Fantastico!" Stokoe took these pictures and was instrumental in making the typography, icons, and my business cards so good.his photography can be found on flickr here
Valencia College Advanced Manufacturing Training Center students, faculty, and staff along with guests from the local governmental and private sector community celebrate Women in Manufacturing on March 6, 2019 in Kissimmee, Fla.
Apresentação do bailarino e coreografo suíço Thomas Hauert ,dos bailarinos da Escola Livre de Dança da Maré e dos da Manufacture que estão fazendo residencia no CAM com Lia Rodrigues ,Alejandro Ahmed e Thomas Hauert.
© Photos : Samuel Coulon
Patrick Levy-Waitz, Président de France Tiers-Lieux et Monsieur Jean-Marie Girier, Préfet du Territoire de Belfort pour la labélisation officielle de la Crunch Factory comme l'une des 20 premières "Manufacture de proximité"
Interior view of Butler Manufacturing Company.
File Name: P-1651b
Date: ca. 1980
Genre: Photo
Rights: No known copyright
Preferred citation: Courtesy Galesburg Public Library Archives
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DF11G
Manufactured by CSR Qishuyan Locomotive Co.Ltd, top speed 170km/h. Currently there are 158 DF11G Trains on service
Fábrica de conservas abandonada en Vigo - Pontevedra - España
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Johny Santiago
For many years a substantial number of properties, especially in rural areas, lacked connection to mains drainage. The answer was often, from an outside toilet, manual collection or disposal of waste material and sewage, a soakaway system or construction of a septic tank. In 1924 Ephraim Louis Jackson went into business to exploit his patents and manufacturing the Elsan chemical toilet and a formaldehyde based liquid, the name based in his initials E.L. and 'san' for sanitary. The basic system was an enclosed steel bucket, with a weighted deflector to drop solid materials and allow urine to pass into and below the seal formed by the "Elsanol" chemical. In addition a ventilation pipe was supplied to vent the closet to the exterior.
As can be seen from this late 1930s booklet the range expanded to cover a variety of models, depending on intended use, ranging from more up-market versions, such as finished in primrose and chromium plating, to basic models along with a variety of possible drainage modes; from the original lift out bucket to models that had a form of discharge or overflow pipe to an external container or soakaway. The date of around 1938/39 can be ascertained by the mention of the Elsan's use in air raid shelters and they were indeed, as chemical toilets, used in many purpose built or adapted shelters.
Jackson had sold his company to a plumbing specialist Sanitas in the 1930s and this allowed the brand and product to prosper. In later years as the domestic use of such closets dwindled with the growth of more modern forms of disposal, Elsan became involved in two important new uses of their product; caravans and aircraft. Indeed the company still survives based in England after a period of being owned by conglomerate LRC and is still a major international supplier of chemicals for aircraft toilets.
These pages show the closet and construction as well as details of fitting, construction and use. Note that "any handyman" can fit it so long as he's got a pipe clenched between his teeth.
METAL TREATMENT AND DIPPING AREA. With this method, both inner and outer portions of the tubes are painted, thus achieving a rust resistant, durable body structure
La Manufacture
16.03.12
Héloïse Siaud pour www.theartchemists.com
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Martell buy thousands of oak barrels a year from local coopers. Each is made by the traditional method.
A 2018 Open House for LCC’s Manufacturing Programs was held on October 4, 2018. Participants toured the labs, and experienced hands-on activities related to LCC’s manufacturing, automotive, diesel, information technology, and welding programs. Safety equipment was provided.
This "photojournalist" posed and directed these Webstockers to get a shot for the local rag. I expect nothing more from them, yet it still infuriated me. You can see the photo they used here: www.stuff.co.nz/technology/digital-living/8306273/Embrace... - it's pantomime photojournalism.
La Manufacture
16.03.12
Héloïse Siaud pour www.theartchemists.com
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