Sentence examples for electricity transformers from inspiring English sources
In 2012, the US army's Corps of Engineers helped national power utility, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat, carry out repairs and replacement of ageing electricity transformers of the Kajaki hydropower plant on the Helmand river.
The trusses, a series of steel beams that allowed the skyscraper to be built atop multistory electricity transformers, were critical to the structural integrity of the building and ran near the smaller diesel tanks.
There was an emotional scene as a torture device of metal poles and electricity transformers was brought out of the building.
The critical areas are prefabricated buildings, gas stations, electricity transformers, pedestrian underpasses, the glass-wall building and the entrance to the Eurasia Undersea Highway Tunnel, and historical ruins.
Three sets of 500KV circuit breakers, five sets of 500KV and two sets of 500 KV/150KV electricity transformers, and a 500KV lighting arrester suffered significant damages.
The places assigned as extremely important places (the prefabricated buildings, the glass wall building, the entrance to the Eurasia Undersea Highway Tunnel, ruins, the entrance to pedestrian underpasses, gas stations, electricity transformers) are more vulnerable considering vulnerability at location and evacuation resilience.
The latest, Volta, the new eatery from Olly Ceulenaere, brings good-value food to a former electricity transformer station in the up-and-coming Rabot area.
"I thought an electricity transformer had exploded," Gutiérrez Soto told me, but when he looked outside he could see cars with their lights on and "people with weapons".
What is important is to know whether the officers saw the youths enter the electricity transformer.' Different things are important to different people.
"We are facing difficulty in the relief operation because the blast also damaged an electricity transformer in the area," Mr. Shah said.
It started on Thursday night when an electricity transformer exploded.
