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Can you bring Co2 tanks on a plane?
You can not bring Co2 tanks on a air plane. As it could be used as a explosive, so it would be confiscated when you get checked going through the X-Ray.
How long does it take for mail to get from Florida to Korea?
Well.... When you send by Aeroplane(Air plane) it will take 2 to 4 days (Except Weekends and Holidays)And When You Send by Ship it will take 40 Days to 60 DaysAeroplane(Air plane) is much Expensive than ShipIf it's emergency or something send by Aeroplane(Air plane)
How do air get into a plane?
It depends on what aircraft. passenger planes (b737 etc.) have air tanks fitted so the air conditioning cycles the air. the bad thing about that is that if someone breathes illness, then other will get it.
Why were air tanks invented?
Air tanks were invented to hold compressed air.
What is cheaper to send man to space or to send a robot to space?
Probably a robot because humans must breathe air so they need oxegen tanks and such heavy armor. A robot doesn't need air to breathe.
Where does poo and wee go?
They have tanks and such to store your excrement, and when the plane lands, they empty these tanks.
What are air tanks?
Air tanks come from russian bollets made from solfer umonier
Do aircraft toilets discharge their contents in the air?
No, waste flushed down aircraft lavatories are stored in holding tanks in the plane's lower hold. It is then emptied by trucks at the destination.
How many gas tanks does a Concorde have?
The car has 1, unsure about the plane.
Where do people get the air in air tanks?
It's pumped in with an Air Compressor
What happened to Denver?
Sadly, he died in a plane crash. But I will forever love his music. No, the question was what "really" happened to John Denver. If his plane crashed and he didn't switch the tanks, why wouldn't John Denver know to switch the tanks" John Denver is known to be very smart. Why couldn't or didn't he switch his tanks, or what is the real story? I heard that the tanks weren't switched.
What happens to the air when brake is applied on s-cam brakes?
The air is held in tanks near each axle Air is put into lines from the "Service Valve" under the Brake Pedel. It rushes to a valve called a relay valve mounted very close to each axle and each brake. The air from the service valave causes the Relay valve to send air from the tanks to the brake chambers causing the brake chamber push rod to move.
