why are waverunners blowing up?
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Vastly different systems and a spark from a spark plug doesn't generate enough heat to burn oil. Three, the engine would seize before it could blow up. Jet ski's run really high RPMs. Loosing enough oil to even make a decent fire would cause the engine to crate within a min or so.
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Instead, they are filled mostly of water. Water, unlike air, is not very compressible, so this property keeps the pressure inside their bodies balanced with the pressure outside. Hence, when you bring them to the surface, they do not explode, or their organs do not rupture.
1164668
So what it does is the water flow comes down the board and there's no center fin so you get the maximum speed going through. The twin fins are a bigger set of fins and they hold into the face of the wave, so in other words, being on the rail like this, the fin's going to be in the face of the wave.
804413
Tsunami have small wave heights and long wavelengths so they are usually unnoticed at sea. As the wave rides up the continental shelf the wave height increases. The wave speed of a tsunami is also slowed by friction with the shallower ocean floor, which causes the wavelength to decrease, creating a much taller wave.
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One point, on which Kelly Slater, Jeff Clark and most other pros and shapers who have experimented with four-fins agree upon is that quads are faster than thrusters. This is because they generate more drive through a turn and are able to hold a higher line (whether being pumped or not) on steep wave faces.
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depends on the coral. sometimes its that the coral is very aggressing and placement is difficult due to sweepers, or chemical warfare. other times its the light and flow requirements. other times its the instability of the coral itself.
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It is during this breeding period that the parents become very aggressive. They both fan out their gill plates and throat cavities. This creates a bright orangey red display.
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According to a theory advanced by a SINTEF materials scientist, a mixture of water from sprinkler systems and molten aluminium from melted aircraft hulls created explosions that led to the collapse of the Twin Towers in Manhattan. Just before the two New York skyscrapers collapsed on Sept.
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Super tough to kill, they survive most attempts to eradicate them with dips etc. Why are they so bad? Because they have a super powerful sting that can & will kill corals & even fish! They can & will breed & multiply like rabbits & can quickly overtake a tank.
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When large numbers of electrons escape from the alkali metals into the surrounding water, the metal itself becomes extremely positively charged. ... This, in turn, exposes fresh metallic surfaces to water for the explosive reaction to take place. This little-known phenomenon is called Coulomb explosion.
538833
Check out the water quality, that's the most likely reason for the behavior. Another reasons, is that you need to associate yourself with your fish. For example, when it's feeding time stand near the tank and allow the fish to get a good look at you. Why do some tank fish swim up and down rapidly?
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The HRU is connected to a strong point on deck through a weak link. When vessel sinks, the HRU cuts the rope and the container floats to the surface of water. As vessel sinks further, the tension in the painter causes the life raft to inflate out of the container.
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Because the phenomenon is usually associated with strong and powerful rip tides. Swimming or surfing in the middle of a cross sea is not something you should be doing, even if you're an experienced swimmer or wave rider. Square waves can also cause boating accidents and shipwrecks.
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When a train enters a tunnel at high speed, it generates pressure waves in the air in the tunnel. A compressive pressure wave occurs ahead of the nose, and a rarefaction (negative) pressure wave is caused by entry of the tail of the train.
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He has a game-breaking bug and must be banned for that reason alone. The bug is that he makes an opponent block an air fireball, if he lands and does his Raging Demon super while they're still in blockstun, the opponent has only a 25% chance to jump out.
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Destructive waves are usually found in more exposed bays, where they build pebble beaches. Although a destructive wave's swash is much stronger than that of a constructive wave, its swash is much weaker than its backwash. ... The waves are usually very high, have a short wavelength and are very frequent.
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STTs are not directional. Doesn't matter which way. They are probably louder because they have been wearing funny, and when switched to a different position they contact the ground differently.