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Owen Thompson
Kek finally
Carson Thomas
>This morning GSUA claimed they eliminated 35 tanks for the last 24 hours. I think the old record was 34 on the 24/4. They usually report 3-6 per day, this is 10 times the normal amount. twitter.com/DefMon3/status/1545453329509146631
Most of this makes sense. Ukraine needs very, very, VERY heavy weapons to turn the tide. Until then, it's going to be grueling attrition all the way. This bit confuses me: >Germany asked Canada to forgo sanctions and send Russia a turbine engine for Nordstream Do they need a turbine to pump natural gas along the line? I'm not familiar with the requirements here.
You have losses from seepage in pipeline, which leads to pressure drops. To counteract this, you need compressor stations containing turbines at regular intervals. The turbine burns up a portion of the natural gas to power itself and compresses the rest, increasing pressure again so that the gas keeps flowing.
Dylan Lopez
It must be hot af inside the tank, give them a break.
