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paintyoureyeswithavividmind · 1 year

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close to home | chapter twenty seven

plot: the reader throws herself into work to keep her grief at bay, and helps get everyone ready for their journey north

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Pairing: Eventual Daryl Dixon x f!reader Word Count: 2,496 Warnings: violence, blood, typical twd, A/N: thank you for reading!!!

It had been two days since Beth’s death, and every day started out the same. You were okay when you woke up, then you remembered, and you wanted to cry. Then you were busy with the day and were able to get through it. Then, you lay down to sleep and remembered all over again and cried. Then it would repeat itself.

You learned about Rick’s plans on going to Virginia for Beth, and you immediately agreed to it. You wanted to honor your little cousin in the only way you knew how. You wanted her death to mean something. If you got Noah back to his family, his home, then it would.

But the group had things to do before the big move. You needed better transportation, and you needed supplies. So on the last day before you left, you were all busy getting ready.

Two supply groups were formed and would head in opposite directions. You’d travel twenty-five miles, see what you could get, and then come back. You were all due before sunset, and if you weren’t back, the remaining group would come looking.

You were with Michonne, Carol, Rick, and Daryl. Glenn, Maggie, Rosita, Sasha, and Tara would be the second group. Carl, Eugene, Tyreese, and Abraham would stay back at the campsite with Judith and Tora, and would wait. Rick wanted you to stay back, but you couldn’t. Besides, you were feeling better. Physically, at least.

Your group took one of the cars, the other group took the other car, and the campsite group stayed with the truck. It would offer the most protection in case something happened.

You were sitting in the backseat with Michonne and Carol and had been for a while now. The road was mostly clear, and after about fifteen minutes of Rick’s crazy driving, you approached a town.

“I’m thinkin’ we divide into two groups. We need food, water, and gas. We need stuff for Judith, too.” Rick said as he parked the car. “We also need some cars. The van will hold a decent amount of us, but we’ll need two more cars. I don’t think this one is makin’ the trip, and I’d rather not get stuck on the road with it.”

You climbed out of the car, your hand gripping your machete as you spotted a lone walker. You waited a second before approaching it, taking it down quickly. The rest of the group was taking out some supplies the group had scavenged the past few days--which was nearly nothing, though Rosita scored big when she found some empty gas containers.

“Michonne and I will look for food. You three try and get your hands on a car. Meet back here at midday, and we’ll reassess if we want to go back in for more.” Rick said.

You all nodded and made the journey into the town. It mainly seemed deserted, with a few walkers here and there that were quickly taken out. Soon, Michonne and Rick bid their goodbyes, and the three of you were left to scavenge.

Twenty minutes later, you were breathing deeply and covering the sore wound as Carol took the last walker down. It’d only taken a few minutes but it felt like more.

“There’s gotta be keys inside the shop,” Carol said. “You two pick a car, and then we’ll try and figure it out from there. I’m going to try and siphon some gas. Hollar if you need help.”

The three of you split up as you searched the small car dealership. When you’d seen the logo of a common car manufacturer, you felt like it was a sign from God. The lot was pretty full, and most car dealerships had cars with full tanks.

You returned to where most of the SUVs were, Daryl, walking slowly behind you and making sure nothing was around. Your gun was heavy and solid against your thigh, and you drummed your fingers against it a few times as you walked.

Your eyes scanned the few remaining SUVs, and you smiled when you saw the biggest one. It was an old Acadia, and it reminded you of the one your mom used to drive. You walked up to the door, wiping dirt away with your hand and then wiping your hand on your pants.

“This will hold seven of us. We got seventeen, including Judith….” You trailed off, checking to see if the door was unlocked. It was, and you stuck your head into the car. “Seems like it was pretty new.”

Daryl walked to the passenger side door and looked in the glove box and visors. A pair of keys fell out, and you smiled at Daryl. He handed them to you, and you started the car. It took a second, but it started, and you sighed with relief.

“Tank is full, which is a relief. You might want to check the engine. It's been here since the start. Imma look for another seven-seater.”

Daryl nodded, “Shouting distance,”

You rolled your eyes but nodded before leaving. It was quiet, and the dealership seemed mostly untouched--which you were thankful for. You glanced back at Daryl, watching him sort through what was probably a dusty engine. You paused momentarily, watching the muscles in his arm contort as he looked through the machine.

Shaking your head, you looked across the lot to Carol, who was siphoning the gas from a car. You then walked around, looking for another bigger car to hopefully get you all to Virginia. Unfortunately, the rest of the SUVs weren’t worth trying, so you helped Daryl get the car out of the spot and park it at the front of the lot. Carol met up with you with a full container of gas, and after setting it in the trunk, you drove the car off the lot.

“Okay, so we got a car and some gas. We just need food and water. I think we should see if we can get some clothes. I’ve got blood on here that’s so old and stained that nothing gets it out.” You said as you drove.

“There’s a Goodwill; looks like a coffee shop next to it,” Carol said, leaning into the front and pointing.

“We should see if we could get Judith some clothes too. Maybe a car seat, too, if we could. I’m sure Rick would love that,” You said.

After parking, Carol went to the coffee shop while you and Daryl checked out the front of the store. A few walkers dumped into the glass, and you and Daryl worked carefully to kill them. It wasn’t a very big store anyway.

“Smells like shit in here,” You said, looking around the store.

He snorted, “Ain’ like it always smells.”

You nodded in agreement and walked down the aisles of clothes. You started at the pants, grabbing a few pairs the group's women could use and stuffing them into a bag you’d found at the front of the shop. You weren’t sure what everyone’s sizes were, and everyone being nearly starved didn't help. You did your best to fill up some clean shirts, too, even a few sports bras you hoped would be good.

You found a few things for yourself to change into, and after making sure Daryl was across the store, you quickly changed.

A few more minutes of searching later, you approached Daryl. He was grabbing a few plastic water containers in the kitchen area. “Here, I found these for you. Will these fit you?” You asked, showing him the clothes you’d found for him.

“What?”

“You need new clothes. Those ones are disgusting. Go, try them on. I’m going to look for Judith. And don’t argue with me.”

You handed them over to him and went to the baby area without another word. You quickly grabbed a few onesies, shorts, and shirts that would fit her, with room to grow. You grabbed some socks and shoes that looked right. Unfortunately, there was no baby food, but this was something. You even found a car seat, and added it to the growing pile of supplies you made in the middle of the store.

When Daryl met you, he had changed into newer clothes. They were just a pair of dark pants, a shirt he’d already torn the sleeves off, and his vest. But he looked better.

“Did you grab some stuff for all the guys?” You asked.

“Huh?”

You sighed, shaking your head. “We should grab some shirts for the guys. So they could change too.”

“I ain’ doin’ all that,”

You rolled your eyes and walked to the men’s section. It took about ten minutes for you to find stuff that would fit them all--since they were all different sizes. But you had enough shirts for them and wouldn’t even bother trying to guess pants sizes. At least all the women in the group were similar. And you had no idea how to look for men’s clothes.

After adding them to the pile, you walked towards the employee door and slowly pushed through, checking the small break room before entering. There were some dusty tables and two vending machines in the back. You started laughing when you saw them. They were still nearly full.

“Daryl!” You yelled, grabbing your machete.

The door swung open after a few seconds, and he came in with his bow raised but lowered it when he saw your face.

“Food,” You said, “Help me?”

Daryl looked at you, of course, unspoken on his lips. So he nodded and took the arrow out of the crossbow and then used the butt of it to break open the glass.

“Careful,” He said quietly as you reached in, pulling out everything and shoving it into one of your bags.

“Mhm,” You hummed, grabbing candy bars, bags of chips, pop-tarts, and granola bars. It wasn’t the healthiest of foods, but it was more than you had. You grabbed a blueberry pop-tart and ripped it open. It was stale when you took a bite, but you moaned at the taste anyway. “Oh my God,”

Daryl shook his head in amusement as he busted the other vending machine and pulled out all the water bottles.

“Here, eat,” You said, handing him the other pop-tart. He tried to refuse, but you forced it on him. “You gotta take care of yourself, too, Daryl. Hand me one of those sodas.”

“They probably taste like shit,” He said.

You shrugged, taking the soda from him and sitting on one of the tables. A meal of stale pop-tarts and flat soda wasn’t what you had in mind today, but it was like finding a little slice of heaven in the hell you’ve been in.

Once you finished your food and made Daryl drink, you went to grab the bags. The one with the water bottles was too heavy, and you barely lifted it off the ground. “Ugh,” You groaned. “You take this one.”

Daryl laughed quietly and you looked over at him. Hearing him laugh was a rarity and you loved when he did.

“C’mon, Carol’s probably wonderin’ where we at,” He said.

It took you two a good few minutes to load up all your supplies in the trunk, and you were sweating and aching when it was over. The truck was packed, and you tossed the car seat in the back. Before Daryl closed the trunk, you swiped a bag of chips.

“It’s our reward for all the work we did,” You said, opening it up. Before you could even take a chip, Daryl swiped it from you and took some himself. “Asshole,” You said.

He laughed again and handed the bag back to you after taking a few more.

“Bags are mostly air anyway, so you owe me,” You said.

“Let’s go check on Carol,” He said.

You followed him as you ate handfuls at a time. You’d been starving since yesterday, and you couldn’t stop yourself from eating the shitty chips.

The coffee shop was small, and Carol was inside. She’d found a decent amount of supplies in here. She’d found a few jugs of vegetable oil, cornmeal, and grains. An industrial size thing of oats. There were two can openers and some lighters. Nothing that you’d all be able to just open and eat, but it was better than nothing.

“I found you some clothes,” You told Carol, grabbing some of the supplies.

Carol smiled at you, “You’re my new favorite.”

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By midday, you were waiting in the new car with all your supplies at the meeting point. Michonne and Rick weren’t back yet, but there was still time. You were sitting on top of the front of the car, leaning against the front window. Daryl had gone off into the woods to see if he could do some hunting for a few minutes.

Carol was pacing back and forth on the road.

“They’ll be back. It’s Rick and Michonne.” You said.

Carol nodded, “Yeah, I know. I hope they found water.”

You sat up and squinted in the sunlight. “We’ll figure it out if they didn’t.”

Carol turned back at you. “You told Daryl.”

You knew exactly what she was talking about. “I needed to… needed to tell someone, you know?”

She nodded and crossed her arms. “I understand. I’m glad. He asked about it. It was nice talking to someone about it.” She admitted.

You were about to lean back when you heard a car and watched as a car sped over the hill toward you. You didn’t need to even attempt to worry about who it was--Rick’s driving was a dead giveaway.

The car slowed as they approached, and when Rick put it in park, they both got out. They looked like they had a bit of trouble but were okay.

“How’d it go?” You asked them.

“We found a small apartment building. Probably only ten units. Single floor.” Rick said, “We only cleared a room before heading back. There are probably two dozen or so walkers there. Where’s Daryl?”

“He went to see if he could catch anything. He’ll be back soon. He said he’d be gone for twenty.” Carol said.

“Did you get stuff from the apartment?” You asked.

Michonne nodded, “Yeah, they had a decent amount of food.” You knew exactly what that meant. Whoever it was, they killed themselves early on.

You slide off the front of the car, ignoring the slight ache on your side. “So you wanna clear it?”

“I’d like to. We have the time. How did you guys do? I see you got a car.”

“We found a decent amount. Oh, I got some clean shirts. Michonne, even got some pants.” You said, “Not for you, Rick, sorry.”

“I’ll take a shirt. You won’t see me complaining,”

#daryl x y/n #daryl x reader #daryl dixion x reader #daryl fanfiction #the walking dead daryl #daryl dixon x reader #daryl dixon #twd #daryl twd #daryl x you

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blubushie · 3 months

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is it accurate to hc sniper as having a lot of junk orrrrr?

Uh.

Explanation under the cut so this doesn't take up a bunch of room in the TF2 tag (sorry folks).

There is NOT much space in here. My camper is a '78 btw, Sniper's is a '68 at the youngest which makes it even more cramped.

Also it very much depends on the size of the junk?

If you've been here more than a week you might remember me mentioning something about a GVW/GVWR—"gross vehicle weight" or "gross vehicle weight rating". This is how much weight a vehicle can carry while still maintaining its factory-level performance. LEGALLY, YOU CANNOT OPERATE A VEHICLE OVER ITS WEIGHT RATING. People do it anyway, but it is ILLEGAL and will void any manufacturer's warranty as well.

Now, if we're getting TECHNICAL, cars can take quite a bit over their rating. The rating is just for how well a car can operate in "extreme conditions"—ie, how well it can be controlled while driving over things like ice or rough terrain. By Ford's standards, the max weight that Mattie can bear while still operating reliably to manufacturer-guaranteed standards is 7500#. But if we're being technical, that is a VERY LOW ESTIMATE. Car manufacturers rate them low to avoid liability if someone puts the load higher and loses control. Technically, a '68 F250 alone can handle anywhere from 4000#-5500# in the tray without damage. With Mattie being a Camper Special, she's rated on the further end of that range. So while I won't damage her with my crap, I WOULD be operating a vehicle illegally.

And sure, there's a lot of road laws I don't give a shit about, but I obey them anyway cuz actions have consequences and I like having a driver's licence.

Tilly, the camper alone–

–Weighs 2400# dry. Mattie, the truck you see in the photo, has a GVWR of 7500#. Mattie herself weighs in at around 4100#. This brings the current total weight to 6500#, 1000# under the GVWR. But when you fill up the water tanks in Tilly fully, this bumps our total weight up to 3204# wet.

This gives us a difference of only 196# for the weight of my body (~130#), the weight of Misty (~40#), my clothes (~5#), my food (??, at least ~30# in tinned goods), and any equipment I have, like my rifle (~9#)—which would bring us over the limit.

So I don't fill my water tanks fully. I only keep things I NEED unless the difference is nonlegible (like a lucky coin in my wallet).

All this is to say that no, I don't reckon Sniper would have a lot of junk. He wouldn't risk damage to his vehicle by overbearing it, or risk his Good Driver status by ending up with a revoked licence for overbearing. He might have some bits and bobs stashed away in a lockbox somewhere, but he'd keep the total weight of them fairly low.

Also—telling you right now, wall decor does not last. That shit WILL fall off. The wall decor you see in the photo? Yeah that's hotglued in. And I still have to hotglue it in every few months again. I've tried those sticky frames and shit, nothing works against the bounciness of outback—or California—roads. It's a bitch! Keep in mind that Sniper would have to completely clean off everything on his countertops and stove and put them away in his cabinets in order to not have shit go flying everywhere. Which makes lack of storage even worse, lol

#blu whos #tf2 #sniper tf2 #ford blu

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railwayhistorical · 11 months

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SDP40F in Phase II Paint

I assume this unit is from the initial batch of SDP40Fs from La Grange—beyond its fairly low number, it has the more complicated sheet metal work on the nose. (Later ones had a simplified design, with a flat section where the access door is located.)

The reason this locomotive is looking so marvelous—in Phase II paint—is that it has just come out of the Illinois Central Paducah shops after being refurbished. Too bad that the entire fleet of this model would be taken out of service later this very year or early the next due to a mysterious problem that caused it to derail with enough regularity that it was untenable.

The problem *may* have been due to large water tanks which were needed for the steam generator. (This locomotive was designed to haul legacy equipment that still used steam heat.) There's also a question about a newly designed truck. In any event there's never been a definitive reason for the issue. The engines would be returned to EMD which recycled some components in the manufacture of the F40PH for Amtrak; some of the units were reworked into freight locos that ran for the ATSF.

Two images by Richard Koenig; taken June 12, 1976.

#railroad history #railway history #amtrak #sdp40f #emd #paducahshops #legacyequipment

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female-malice · 1 year

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For two decades, researchers worked to solve a mystery in West Coast streams. Why, when it rained, were large numbers of spawning coho salmon dying? As part of an effort to find out, scientists placed fish in water that contained particles of new and old tires. The salmon died, and the researchers then began testing the hundreds of chemicals that had leached into the water.

A 2020 paper revealed the cause of mortality: a chemical called 6PPD that is added to tires to prevent their cracking and degradation. When 6PPD, which occurs in tire dust, is exposed to ground-level ozone, it’s transformed into multiple other chemicals, including 6PPD-quinone, or 6PPD-q. The compound is acutely toxic to four of 11 tested fish species, including coho salmon.

Mystery solved, but not the problem, for the chemical continues to be used by all major tire manufacturers and is found on roads and in waterways around the world. Though no one has studied the impact of 6PPD-q on human health, it’s also been detected in the urine of children, adults, and pregnant women in South China. The pathways and significance of that contamination are, so far, unknown.

Still, there are now calls for regulatory action. Last month, the legal nonprofit Earthjustice, on behalf of the fishing industry, filed a notice of intent to sue tire manufacturers for violating the Endangered Species Act by using 6PPD. And a coalition of Indian tribes recently called on the EPA to ban use of the chemical. “We have witnessed firsthand the devastation to the salmon species we have always relied upon to nourish our people,” the Puyallup Tribal Council said in a statement. “We have watched as the species have declined to the point of almost certain extinction if nothing is done to protect them.”

The painstaking parsing of 6PPD and 6PPD-q was just the beginning of a global campaign to understand the toxic cocktail of organic chemicals, tiny particles, and heavy metals hiding in tires and, to a lesser extent, brakes. While the acute toxicity of 6PPD-q and its source have strong scientific consensus, tire rubber contains more than 400 chemicals and compounds, many of them carcinogenic, and research is only beginning to show how widespread the problems from tire dust may be.

While the rubber rings beneath your car may seem benign — one advertising campaign used to feature babies cradled in tires — they are, experts say, a significant source of air, soil, and water pollution that may affect humans as well as fish, wildlife, and other organisms. That’s a problem because some 2 billion tires globally are sold each year — enough to reach the moon if stacked on their sides — with the market expected to reach 3.4 billion a year by 2030.

(Researchers weigh a salmon that died after four hours in a tank filled with road runoff.)

Tires are made from about 20 percent natural rubber and 24 percent synthetic rubber, which requires five gallons of petroleum per tire. Hundreds of other ingredients, including steel, fillers, and heavy metals — including copper, cadmium, lead, and zinc — make up the rest, many of them added to enhance performance, improve durability, and reduce the possibility of fires.

Both natural and synthetic rubber break down in the environment, but synthetic fragments last a lot longer. Seventy-eight percent of ocean microplastics are synthetic tire rubber, according to a report by the Pew Charitable Trust. These fragments are ingested by marine animals — particles have been found in gills and stomachs — and can cause a range of effects, from neurotoxicity to growth retardation and behavioral abnormalities.

“We found extremely high levels of microplastics in our stormwater,” said Rebecca Sutton, an environmental scientist with the San Francisco Estuary Institute who studied runoff. “Our estimated annual discharge of microplastics into San Francisco Bay from stormwater was 7 trillion particles, and half of that was suspected tire particles.”

Tire wear particles, or TWP as they are sometimes known, are emitted continually as vehicles travel. They range in size from visible pieces of rubber or plastic to microparticles, and they comprise one of the products’ most significant environmental impacts, according to the British firm Emissions Analytics, which has spent three years studying tire emissions. The company found that a car’s four tires collectively emit 1 trillion ultrafine particles — of less than 100 nanometers — per kilometer driven. These particles, a growing number of experts say, pose a unique health risk: They are so small they can pass through lung tissue into the bloodstream and cross the blood-brain barrier or be breathed in and travel directly to the brain, causing a range of problems.

According to a recent report issued by researchers at Imperial College London, “There is emerging evidence that tyre wear particles and other particulate matter may contribute to a range of negative health impacts including heart, lung, developmental, reproductive, and cancer outcomes.”

The report says that tires generate 6 million tons of particles a year, globally, of which 200,000 tons end up in oceans. According to Emissions Analytics, cars in the U.S. emit, on average, 5 pounds of tire particles a year, while cars in Europe, where fewer miles are driven, shed 2.5 pounds per year. Moreover, tire emissions from electric vehicles are 20 percent higher than those from fossil-fuel vehicles. EVs weigh more and have greater torque, which wears out tires faster.

Unlike tailpipe exhaust, which has long been studied and regulated, emissions from tires and brakes — which emit significant amounts of metallic particles in addition to organic chemicals — are far harder to measure and control and have therefore escaped regulation. It’s only in the last several years, with the development of new technologies capable of measuring tire emissions and the alarming discovery of 6PPD-q, that the subject is receiving much needed scrutiny.

Recent studies show that the mass of PM 2.5 and PM 10 emissions — which are, along with ozone and ultrafine particles, the world’s primary air pollutants — from tires and brakes far exceeds the mass of emissions from tailpipes, at least in places that have significantly reduced those emissions.

The problem isn’t just rubber in its synthetic and natural form. Government and academic researchers are investigating the transformations produced by tires’ many other ingredients, which could — like 6PPD — form substances more toxic than their parent chemicals as they break down with exposure to sunlight and rain.

“You’ve got a chemical cocktail in these tires that no one really understands and is kept highly confidential by the tire manufacturers,” said Nick Molden, the CEO of Emissions Analytics. “We struggle to think of another consumer product that is so prevalent in the world, and used by virtually everyone, where there is so little known of what is in them.”

“We have known that tires contribute significantly to environmental pollution, but only recently have we begun to uncover the extent of that,” said Cassandra Johannessen, a researcher at Montreal’s Concordia University who is quantifying levels of tire chemicals in urban watersheds and studying how they transform in the environment. The discovery of 6PPD-q has surprised a lot of researchers, she said, because they have learned that “it’s one of the most toxic substances known, and it seems to be everywhere in the world.”

Regulators are playing catch up. In Europe, a standard to be implemented in 2025, known as Euro 7, will regulate not only tailpipe emissions but also emissions from tires and brakes. The California Environmental Protection Agency has passed a rule requiring tire makers to declare an alternative to 6PPD-q by 2024.

(A worker takes apart a tire at a recycling shop in Mit al-Harun, Egypt.)

Tire companies are conducting their own studies of 6PPD, which they have long considered critical for tire safety, and seeking alternatives. In response to new regulations and the emerging research on tire emissions, 10 of the world’s large tire manufacturers have formed the Tire Industry Project to “develop a holistic approach to better understand and promote action on the mitigation” of tire pollution, according to a statement by the project. The group has committed to search for ways to redesign tires to reduce or eliminate emissions.

One critical area of research is how long tire waste, and its breakdown products, persist in the environment. “A five-micron piece of rubber shears off the tire and settles on the soil and sits there a while,” said Molden. “What, over time, is the release of those chemicals, how quickly do they make their way into the water, and are they diluted? At the system level, how big of a problem is this? It is the single biggest knowledge gap.”

Another area of research centers on the impacts of aromatic hydrocarbons — including benzene and naphthalene — off-gassed by synthetic rubber or emitted when discarded tires are burned in incinerators for energy recovery. Even at low concentrations, these compounds are toxic to humans. They also react with sunlight to form ozone, or ground-level smog, which causes respiratory harm. “We have shown that the amount of off-gassing volatile organic compounds is 100 times greater than that coming out of a modern tailpipe,” said Molden. “This is from the tire just sitting there.”

When tires reach their end of life, they’re either sent to landfills, incinerated, burned in an energy-intensive process called pyrolysis, or shredded and repurposed for use in artificial turf or in playgrounds or for other surfaces. But as concern about tire pollutants grows, so do concerns about these recycled products and the hydrocarbons they may off-gas. There is ongoing debate over whether crumb rubber, made from tire scraps, poses a health threat when used to fill gaps in artificial turf. Based on several peer-reviewed studies, the European Union is instituting stricter limits on the use of this material. Other studies, however, have shown no health impact.

Besides California’s requirement to study alternatives to 6PPD, there are a number of efforts worldwide to redesign tires to counter the problems they pose. More than a decade ago, tire makers hoped that dandelions, which produce a form of rubber, and soy oil could provide a steady and sustainable supply of rubber. But tires made from those alternatives didn’t live up to expectations: they still required additives. The Continental Tire Company, based in Hanover, Germany, markets a bicycle tire made of dandelion roots. Tested by Emission Analytics, it emitted 25 percent fewer carcinogenic aromatics than conventionally made bike tires, but the plant-powered tire still contained ingredients of concern.

(Rubber made from dandelions.)

Other companies are searching for ways to address the problem of tire emissions. The Tyre Collective, a clean-tech startup based in the U.K., has developed an electrostatic plate that affixes to each of a car’s tires: The plates remove up to 60 percent of particles emitted by both tires and brakes, storing them in a cartridge attached to the device. The particles can be reused in numerous other applications, including in new tires.

In San Francisco, scientists studying the pollutants in storm runoff found a potential solution: Rain gardens, installed in yards to capture stormwater, were also trapping 96 percent of street litter and 100 percent of black rubbery fragments. In Vancouver, B.C. researchers found that rain gardens could prevent more than 90 percent of 6PPD-q from running off roads and entering salmon-bearing streams.

Tire waste particles, says Molden, of Emissions Analytics, are finally getting the attention they deserve, thanks in part to California’s rule requiring a search for alternatives to 6PPD. The legislation “is groundbreaking,” he says, “because it puts the chemical composition [of tires] on the regulatory agenda.” For the first time, he adds, “Tire manufacturers are being exposed to the same regulatory scrutiny that car manufacturers have been for 50 years.”

#if you use tires or spend any time near a tire... read this #cc

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highflow-blog · 12 days

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gajjarequipments · 18 days

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Wet Mix Macadam Plant in Qatar

Gajjar Equipments Private Limited offers Wet Mix Macadam Plant in Qatar. We are manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of Asphalt Mixing Plants, Concrete Batching Plants, Wet Mix Macadam Plants, Bitumen Pressure Distributors, Bitumen Decanters, Road Sweeping Equipment, Material Handling Conveyors, Feeding Systems, Storage Systems, Pavement Mixing Plants. Gajjar Equipments Private Limited Manufacturing Unit is in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Available models of Wet Mix Macadam Plants include WMX-100, WMX-160, WMX-200, and WMX-250. Wet Mix Macadam Plant capacity range: 100 TPH to 250 TPH Key Components of Wet Mix Plant: Aggregate Feed Bin, PUG Mill, Load Out Conveyor, Water Tank, Storage Silos, Controls Cabin, and Panel. Gajjar Equipments Private Limited offers versatile and stationary models of wet mix macadam plants. Our advanced mechanical design ensures uniform mixing without separation, precise proportioning, and thorough blending of aggregates and additives. The wet mix plant produces consistently mixed cold mixes, emulsion-treated mixes, and more. Our standard wet mix macadam plant features a robust pug mill mixer unit for even and effective mixing. We also provide a storage silo with adequate capacity to prevent plant downtime while awaiting trucks. Our mixing unit handles tough operational conditions and delivers reliability and performance. Working Principles: Aggregate Feeding and Proportioning: A control panel stores, feeds, and proportions the aggregates. Mixing: Aggregates and water mix thoroughly in a pug mill mixer. Storage and Loading: Mixed macadam is stored or loaded for continuous supply. Laying and Compaction: The wet mix is laid and compacted for road durability and stability. Gajjar Equipments Private Limited offers Wet Mix Macadam Plant in Qatar including locations like Doha, Al Wakrah, Al Khor, Al Rayyan Municipality, Lusail, Al Wukair, Al Doha Al Jadeeda, Dakhira, Umm Salal Muhammed, Al Ghanim, Al Doha Al Jadeeda, Al Ruwais, Al Jasra. For more information and inquiries, feel free to contact us. View Product: Click Here Read the full article

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Tanker Trucks: Vital Components in Industrial Transportation and Logistics

In the world of transportation and logistics, tanker trucks, also known as tank trucks or tanker lorries, are crucial for moving liquids and gases across industries. From delivering fuel to supplying essential chemicals and food products, these vehicles are indispensable for keeping the wheels of commerce and industry turning smoothly.

The Role of Tanker Trucks in Industry

Tanker trucks serve a wide array of industries by transporting materials that are vital for daily operations:

Fuel Distribution: Fuel tanker trucks are a lifeline for gas stations and industrial facilities, ensuring a steady supply of gasoline, diesel, and other fuels necessary for powering vehicles and machinery.

Chemical Transport: Tanker lorries equipped with specialized tanks are used to safely transport chemicals, including acids, solvents, and other hazardous materials. This helps support sectors like manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture.

Food and Beverage Delivery: Food-grade tank trucks transport perishable liquids like milk, wine, and juices, maintaining quality and safety standards during transit.

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Conclusion

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DEF Pump Replacement

Modern diesel engines rely on a diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) system for reduced fuel combustion and emissions. This system, which includes a DEF pump, a filter, and a heater plays a crucial role in maintaining vehicle performance. Unfortunately, there are critical issues that can affect the DEF pump, and it can be really frustrating because it will disrupt the overall efficiency of the vehicle. There are ways to identify and address problems associated with this component. In addition to a model new generation of catalytic converter, SCR Technology requires the usage of DEF. It allows automobiles to satisfy EU6 emissions legislation by lowering the levels of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emitted from the exhaust system by as much - Complete DPF Cleaning Service in Dallas.

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Unleashing Potential: The Versatility of Special Trucks Equipment

In the world of transportation and logistics, the demand for specialized equipment is ever-growing. Special trucks equipped with tailored tools and technologies are pivotal in addressing unique operational challenges across various industries. From construction and mining to firefighting and waste management, special trucks equipment enhances efficiency, safety, and productivity. This blog explores the multifaceted role of special trucks equipment and its transformative impact on modern industries.

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The evolution of special trucks equipment is closely tied to technological advancements. Modern special trucks are equipped with GPS tracking systems, telematics, and automated controls that enhance precision and operational oversight. For instance, construction trucks with GPS and telematics can be monitored in real-time, allowing for better fleet management and route optimization. This technological integration reduces fuel consumption, lowers operational costs, and minimizes the environmental impact of transportation activities.

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One of the key advantages of special trucks equipment is its customization potential. Manufacturers offer a wide range of options to tailor trucks to specific operational needs. This flexibility ensures that industries can invest in equipment that precisely meets their requirements, improving overall efficiency. Customizable features such as interchangeable bodies, adjustable suspension systems, and specialized loading mechanisms allow for seamless adaptation to varying tasks and conditions.

6. Economic and Environmental Benefits

Investing in special trucks equipment brings significant economic and environmental benefits. By enhancing efficiency and reducing operational costs, businesses can achieve a faster return on investment. Moreover, the use of advanced technologies and fuel-efficient systems in special trucks contributes to lower carbon emissions, supporting sustainability goals. For instance, electric and hybrid special trucks are gaining traction in urban areas for waste collection and delivery services, reducing noise pollution and improving air quality.

Conclusion

Special trucks equipment is a cornerstone of modern industrial operations, providing tailored solutions that enhance efficiency, safety, and productivity. As industries continue to evolve, the demand for specialized trucks equipped with advanced technologies will only grow. By embracing these innovations, businesses can unlock new levels of performance, driving economic growth and contributing to a more sustainable future. Whether in construction, agriculture, logistics, or emergency services, special trucks equipped with the right tools are indispensable in navigating the complexities of today's industrial landscape. For more details visit our website: www.simsinter.com

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Paint Booth Manufacturers in Ahmedabad

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About A-1 Tank LLC

Our Mission: Delivering top-quality galvanized steel tanks with friendly and helpful customer service.

Since 1984, A-1 Tank LLC has specialized in manufacturing galvanized steel water storage tanks. We cater to the entire state of California, offering both above ground and underground options.

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We create, sell, and deliver custom-manufactured tanks for a variety of water storage needs, including emergency fire suppression, crop irrigation, and other bulk water storage requirements. Our clientele ranges from homeowners and ranchers to farms, vineyards, and public agencies like Cal Fire.

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Where do we use chemical pumps?

Chemical pumps play a vital role in various industries where the transfer of chemicals is necessary. Their applications are extensive and include:

1. Chemical Processes:

- Moving chemicals from storage to blending tanks.

- Circulating chemicals within blending tanks.

- Loading and unloading chemicals from trucks or rail cars.

- Loading chemicals onto filling machines.

- Transporting chemicals through plant piping.

- Providing flow through heat exchangers.

2. Wastewater Treatment:

- Transferring chemicals from storage to day tanks.

- Unloading chemicals from tank trucks to storage.

- Regeneration chemical flow for ion exchange tanks.

- Rapidly emptying batch treatment tanks.

- Disinfecting treated wastewater with sodium hypochlorite.

3. Power Plants:

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- Antifreeze transfer.

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- Pumping water for cleaning processes.

- Transferring additives and dyes to process tanks.

- Moving sauces, juices, syrups, spirits, etc., from barrels to smaller containers for secondary processes (non-3A food grade) before final processing.

5. Paper Mills:

- Transferring chemicals from storage to the process.

- Use in bleach plants for hydrogen peroxide, sulfuric acid, and sodium hypochlorite pumping.

- Transferring chemicals from trucks and rail cars to storage tanks.

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- Adding sulfuric acid, HCL, and caustic during processing.

- Loading tankers.

7. Pharmaceutical:

- Pumping sodium bicarbonate and other chemicals for kidney dialysis clinics.

- Pumping DI water for cosmetic industry cleaning processes.

- Transferring perfumes and dyes to process tanks.

- Moving health and beauty products like shampoos, lotions, and liquid soaps from bulk storage to smaller containers.

One renowned manufacturer of chemical pumps is Kirit Industries, located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Their expertise in producing quality chemical pumps has made them a popular choice among industries requiring reliable solutions for chemical transfer pump needs.

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Are You Looking For Buy Online Anti Smog Gun in India

Our Buy Online Anti Smog Gun is Designed to Curb the Problem of Air Pollution. Anti-Smog Gun Manufacturers It Works by Spraying Atomized Water into the Atmosphere, Creating an Artificial mist that leads to clearing all the dust and polluted particles from the environment. It is possible because small droplets of water coming from anti-smog-gun guns stick to air-borne pollutants and bring them down to the ground. Thus, our anti-smog gun is a solution to overcome the issue of air pollution. The equipment basically acts like rain to bring down suspended particles.

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What is the Price of Trailer Mounted Suction Machine?

What is trailer Mounted Sewer Suction Machine?

A Trailer Mounted Sewer Suction Machine, also known as a sewer vacuum truck or sewer jetter, is a specialized vehicle designed for cleaning and maintaining sewer systems. These machines are equipped with powerful suction and jetting capabilities to remove debris, sludge, and blockages from sewer lines and underground pipes.

Key features of a trailer-mounted sewer suction machine typically include:

Vacuum System: These machines are equipped with a powerful vacuum system that can suction liquid and solid waste from sewer lines and manholes.

High-Pressure Water Jetting: Many sewer suction machines also feature high-pressure water jetting systems, which use pressurized water to dislodge stubborn blockages and clean the interior walls of sewer pipes.

Storage Tanks: They often have large storage tanks to hold the collected waste, allowing for extended operation without frequent emptying.

Trailer-Mounted Design: Being mounted on a trailer chassis makes these machines highly mobile and allows for easy transportation between work sites.

Control Panel: Sewer suction machines typically come with a control panel that allows operators to adjust suction and jetting settings, monitor tank levels, and control other functions.

Uses of Trailer Mounted Sewer Suction Machine

These machines are commonly used by municipalities, sanitation departments, and private contractors for routine sewer maintenance, emergency response to sewer backups, and cleaning sewer infrastructure. They play a critical role in ensuring the proper functioning and longevity of sewer systems, helping to prevent environmental contamination and public health hazards associated with sewer blockages and overflows.

Understanding the Factors Affecting Price:

Before exploring specific price ranges, it’s essential to understand the factors that influence the cost of trailer-mounted suction machines:

Capacity and Power: The suction capacity and power of the machine significantly impact its price. Higher-capacity units with greater suction force tend to be more expensive due to their enhanced performance capabilities.

Features and Specifications: Various features, such as remote control operation, hydraulic systems, and advanced filtration mechanisms, can add to the cost of the machine. Additionally, customizations and special specifications tailored to specific industry requirements may increase the price.

Brand Reputation: Established brands with a reputation for quality and reliability often command higher prices for their products. While opting for well-known brands may entail a higher initial investment, it can offer long-term benefits in terms of durability and performance.

Factors to Consider When Making a Purchase:

When evaluating trailer-mounted suction machines and their prices, consider the following factors to ensure you get the best value for your investment:

Performance Requirements: Assess your specific suction needs, including material type, volume, and operating conditions, to determine the appropriate capacity and power for your machine.

Quality and Reliability: Prioritize reputable brands known for manufacturing durable, high-quality equipment to minimize the risk of breakdowns and maintenance issues.

Total Cost of Ownership: Look beyond the initial purchase price and consider factors like maintenance, operating costs, and potential resale value to evaluate the overall affordability of the machine.

Price of a Trailer Mounted Sewer Suction Machine:

In the realm of industrial suction equipment, the SRN Trailer Mounted Suction Machine stands out as a reliable and cost-effective solution for various applications. With a capacity of 3800 liters and priced at Rs 180,000 in Ghaziabad, this machine offers impressive performance at a competitive price point. In this blog post, we explore the features, benefits, and value proposition of the SRN Trailer Mounted Suction Machine, shedding light on why it’s a compelling choice for businesses in need of efficient suction capabilities.

Value Proposition:

Priced at Rs 180,000 in Ghaziabad, the Supertech Engineer’s Trailer Mounted Sewer Suction Machine offers exceptional value for businesses seeking cost-effective suction solutions. Here’s why it’s a compelling choice:

Affordability: With its competitive price point, the Supertech Engineer’s Trailer Mounted Suction Machine provides businesses with an affordable option for meeting their suction needs without compromising on performance or quality.

Versatility: Whether it’s debris removal, waste disposal, or material transfer, this machine is versatile enough to handle a wide range of applications, making it a versatile asset for various industries.

Reliability: Backed by Supertech Engineer’s reputation for quality and reliability, this machine offers peace of mind to users, knowing that it’s built to deliver consistent performance in demanding environments.

Cost-Effectiveness: By investing in the Supertech Engineer’s Trailer Mounted Suction Machine, businesses can benefit from its efficient operation, which helps minimize downtime and optimize productivity, ultimately translating into long-term cost savings.

Conclusion:

Trailer mounted sewer suction machines play a vital role in various industries, offering efficient suction capabilities for a wide range of applications. While the price of these machines can vary based on factors like capacity, features, and brand reputation, understanding your specific requirements is crucial for making informed purchasing decisions. By considering factors such as performance needs, quality, and total cost of ownership, you can select a trailer-mounted suction machine that meets your operational needs while delivering long-term value and reliability.

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The Dual Role of Waste Tanker Services for Commercial and Household Needs

In the realm of waste management, efficiency and sustainability are paramount concerns for both commercial enterprises and households alike. From industrial facilities to residential areas, the proper handling and disposal of waste materials are crucial for environmental protection and public health. In this blog, we'll discuss how waste tanker services play a dual role in addressing the unique food waste removal challenges faced by both the commercial and household sectors.

Commercial Waste Management:

For commercial enterprises, effective waste management is essential for regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, and environmental responsibility. Industries such as manufacturing, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture produce significant quantities of liquid waste that require specialised handling and disposal. Waste tanker services offer tailored solutions for the safe transportation and disposal of these waste streams, ensuring compliance with regulations and minimising environmental impact.

Industries often require tanker hire services for specific projects or ongoing waste management needs. Whether it's transporting wastewater from industrial processes, managing hazardous materials, or facilitating food waste removal from commercial kitchens, waste removal services provide versatile and adaptable solutions to meet the diverse needs of businesses.

Household Waste Management:

In residential areas, waste management poses unique challenges, particularly regarding the disposal of liquid waste such as sewage and wastewater. Septic tank maintenance, grease trap cleaning, and drainage system maintenance are essential tasks for homeowners to ensure the proper functioning of their waste systems and prevent environmental contamination.

Tanker services play a crucial role in household waste management by providing services such as septic tank pumping, grease trap cleaning, and drainage system maintenance. These services help homeowners maintain a clean and hygienic living environment while ensuring the safe and responsible disposal of liquid waste.

Environmental Protection and Sustainability:

Whether in commercial or household settings, tanker services for waste removal prioritise environmental protection and sustainability. By employing advanced technologies and best practices, waste tanker companies strive to minimise the environmental footprint of waste transportation and disposal activities.

Additionally, tanker services actively promote recycling and waste reduction initiatives to minimise the amount of waste sent to landfills or incineration facilities. By collaborating with local authorities and community organisations, waste tanker companies contribute to the development of sustainable waste management practices that benefit both the environment and society as a whole.

Disaster Response and Emergency Situations:

In addition to their routine waste management activities, waste tankers also play a crucial role in disaster response and emergency situations. During natural disasters such as floods, hurricanes, or earthquakes, traditional waste management systems may become overwhelmed or disrupted. Waste tankers are instrumental in swiftly removing contaminated water, sewage, and other hazardous waste from affected areas, helping to mitigate the spread of diseases and environmental damage.

Moreover, waste tanker companies are often called upon to assist in the cleanup of hazardous material spills, such as oil or chemical leaks. Trained professionals equipped with specialised tanker trucks are dispatched to contain and remove the spilled materials, preventing further environmental contamination and protecting public health.

Innovation and Technological Advancements:

Waste tanker companies continually invest in research and development to innovate new technologies and methodologies for waste management. These advancements may include improved waste treatment processes, enhanced recycling capabilities, and more eco-friendly disposal methods. By staying at the forefront of technological innovation, tanker services continuously strive to improve their efficiency, reduce their environmental impact, and meet the evolving needs of their clients and communities.

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