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On a sweltering July day with trains speed-limited or cancelled, a lone passenger waits at Ipswich station.
A platform supervisor or dispatcher (I don't know what the correct title would be) on a station platform of Pyongyang's metro.
Most of the goats are either pregnant or nursing kids at this time. Just getting them used to coming in in an orderly fashion. Udders are at the ideal height for no bending machine milking. Going to raise the bar in back about 6" so it will be right under tail level.
2021.01.09 - The platform entrance to the Radisson Metro station.. all quiet during the Covid pandemic. I haven't taken the subway since February last year.
Someone just reminded me of Platform ¾ at Kings Cross where Barry Trotter and his pals caught the Faghags express..........I can't remember seeing it for ages now, and I'm there almost everyday! here's my sprogs at this famous location!
Sony NEX-6 + Zeiss Sonnar T* E 1.8/24
Seoul Station, Seoul, Korea
Young Woo Park - All Rights Reserved.
There are very few of these island platforms left on the London Underground. They can be a bit scary when the station is crowded.
A platform in the Gulf of Mexico just off the coast of Louisiana. There are thousands of them, they produce a quarter of the nation's oil and gas and employ thousands of people with high paying jobs.
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NAO Power is a Platform Supply Vessel, designed and built by ULSTEIN. The hull form, with the ULSTEIN X-BOW®,
combined with diesel electric propulsion system, ensures the best performances with regard to fuel consumption, sea
keeping, station keeping, and speed.
The main propulsion system comprises two azimuth pulling thrusters, each driven by frequency controlled variable speed electric motor.
One retractable azimuth thruster and two tunnel thrusters forward are installed, ensuring the vessel to obtain the best
station keeping capabilities with ERN[99,99,96,90].
The vessel is equipped, built and certified according to IMO Class II for Dynamic Positioning
MAIN PARTICULARS:
Length overall 83,40 m
Length between p.p. 76,50 m
Breadth moulded 18.00 m
Depth main deck 8,00 m
Max. load line draft midship 6.70 m
Max Speed (at T=4,5 m, approx) 15,6 knots
ERN 99.99.96.90
ACCOMMODATION:
Accommodation and equipment for 23 persons
CAPACITIES:
Cargo deck area (free area - 10T/5T/m2) 850 m2
Deck cargo (COG=1.0 above main deck) 2 240 t
Deadweight 4 200
MAIN ENGINES & GENERATOR SETS:
2 off main diesel engines, 2 250 ekW each, 690 V, 1 800 rpm
2 off main diesel engines, 940 ekW each, 690 V, 1 800 rpm
EMERGENCY GENERATOR SET:
1 off emergency generator set, 187 ekW, 690 V, 1 800 rpm
THRUSTER:
3 off el. driven side thrusters forward:
2 x Tunnel thrusters, 880kW, 0-1200 RPM
1 x Azimuth retractable thruster, 880 kW, 1800RPM
MAIN PROPULSION:
2 off azimuth thrusters, el. driven frequency controlled propellers
and water cooled drives.
Power: 2 200 ekW each
DECK EQUIPMENT:
1 off Hydraulic deck/ provison crane, 3T 18M
Darlington, the very crucible of Railway History in the United Kingdom and indeed the World.
LNER DVT 82219 is seen at the helm of 1E18, Edinburgh Waverley to London Kings Cross.
Today this train is departing Darlington Southbound from Platform 4 vice Platform 1 due to a broken rail.
Taken on my Leica M7 and Summicron M 50mm f2/ lens (1989) and shot on Fujifilm Neopan 400 CN, 135 film rated at 100 ASA. Proccessed and scanned by Aperture Photography, 27 Rathbone Place, London W1T.
The brand new Rescue Platform 20 is now in service! The department’s initiative to enhance public safety led to the formation of the third rescue company dedicated to the 4th battalion, or ARFF battalion. Like the other Rescue Platforms, RP20 is staffed and operated by members of Rescue 20. As the only aerial devices with a bucket, rescue platforms play a special role on the fireground to assist with ventilation, rescue trapped individuals, or provide an elevated master stream. A recent addition to the rescue platform spec includes a deck gun mounted on the driver’s side to help discharge large volumes of water to contain fast growing fires. A triple combination is required to supply the deck gun or elevated platform since rescue platforms do not have a pump or tank. However, Rescue Platform 20 is unique due to the fact that it carries a 60 gal CAFS unit capable of producing 1200 gal of finished foam product to help put out small fires within its district. Rescue platforms are also assigned on technical rescue incidents where the bucket can be used for rescue operations. While these trucks carry the standard truck company tools such as saws, hooks, and fans, rescue platforms also carry additional struts, larger airbags, and special meters.
Technical specs:
2024 E-ONE Cyclone II HP95 platform
Cummins X12 Engine 500HP 11.8L
Alison transmission
Federal Signal Navigator lightbar
Hi-Viz BG2 brow lightbar
B&M Super Chief siren
Federal Signal Pathfinder siren
Grover air horns
Certified ALS non-transport unit
60 gal CAFS system
Complete Holmatro Pentheon battery operated extraction equipment
Paratech struts and airbags
168’ of ground ladders
Inspired by:
Boston Fire Dept Tower Ladder 3
Chicago Fire Dept Tower Ladder 63
Credits:
David H for the compartments
Abeed M for the decals
CC for the grill
Albury Railway Station platform, the standard gauge to the left and the old Broad Gauge line to the right. Albury Platform was the longest rail Platform in Australia.