Sentence examples for refuelling system from inspiring English sources

We have an extensive transport refuelling system based on petrol and diesel.

However, in terms of equipment, AF1 is state-of-the-art, complete with an inflight refuelling system, flares that can divert heat-seeking missiles, and a shield to protect it's electrics from the electromagnetic pulse of a nuclear blast.

Experimental studies were conducted with the objective of gaining a better understanding of the potential explosion hazard consequences that could be associated with a high-pressure leak from a hydrogen vehicle refuelling system.

On his retirement from the MoD in 1984, the company Flight Refuelling hosted a farewell party for him at which he was hailed as an "expert in specialised spares procurement", especially in relation to a refuelling system of outstanding value used by the RAF in the Falklands conflict.

Luckily, my fragile energy refuelling system has adapted pretty well to parenthood and I can get the recharge I need during my boy's nap times (when I typically work on my logo design business) or when my husband takes his turn getting up at 5am on a Saturday.

The aircraft could also be fitted with a D-704 buddy pod aerial refuelling system, which allowed them to refuel from one another in flight, as well as 150 or 300 gallon capacity drop tanks to extend their range.

This paper describes a Matlab-based simulation tool specifically developed to pre-design offgrid hydrogen refuelling systems for UAS applications.

Cobham, founded on air-to-air refuelling systems and a world leader in microwave and antenna technology, was rumoured to be in the sights of private equity firm KKR in the autumn.

Some data on releases has started to appear but this data generally relates to hydrogen vehicle refuelling systems that are designed for larger throughput, higher pressures, and the general use of larger pipe diameters than are likely to be used for small fuel cell systems.

The Australian C-17s have also not yet been refuelled while in flight, though it is planned to develop this capability once the flying boom refuelling systems fitted to the RAAF's new KC-30A tanker aircraft become operational.

Security analysts have noted a marked shift in India's acquisitions of military hardware, from conventional land-based systems to means of power projection such as airborne refuelling systems and long-range missiles.