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What is an airblast for blacksmithing?
The air blast is the process of feeding oxygen to the fuel in a forge allowing the fuel to have more complete combustion and generate more heat. This super heated air then heats the steel or iron to forging temperature.
What has the author John W Kopp written?
John W. Kopp has written: 'Effects of millisecond-delay intervals on vibration and airblast from surface coal mine blasting' -- subject(s): Blast effect, Coal mines and mining, Safety measures, Strip mining
Would a 2.5 mile wide asteroid cause much damage?
Yes. The impact of a 2.5 mile wide asteroid would likely be the worst natural disaster in human history. The airblast would be devastating even hundreds of miles away. If it hit the ocean it would cause large tsunamis.
How do you change the glow plugs on a Mitsubishi 2.8 tdi?
Fairly straightforward to change the tdi glow plugs. They are located on the near side of the engine and the first thing to do is give them a good airblast to remove any debris and stop it falling into the glow plug hole after you've remove the plugs. Next loosen the top nut on each glow plug and slide away the connecting bar. Remove the plugs the same as you would spark plugs (ie with an appropriate size socket) and replace them with new plugs. Make sure top nuts have enough space to slide the connecting bar back into place - tighten holding nuts. Job done.
What is the difference between tornadoes and volcanoes?
Tornadoes and volcanoes are both natural disasters, but they are fundamentally different in their formation and effects. Tornadoes are rapidly rotating columns of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground, while volcanoes are vents in the Earth's crust through which molten rock, ash, and gases erupt. Tornadoes are typically short-lived, localized events, whereas volcanoes can have long-lasting eruptions that affect larger areas. Additionally, tornadoes are primarily driven by atmospheric conditions, while volcanoes are the result of geological processes deep within the Earth.
