ballast system

The ballast system has four integral tanks in the wings.

Finally, controls the second mate while lifting the ballast system.

These models can become very expensive to build due to the complexity of their ballast systems.

All controls, including the water ballast system, hook up automatically.

In Europe, the piston tank is the ballast system of choice.

All manufactures have some type of ballast system in addition to the other devices.

The ballast system takes up room that could be better used for the fuel and warhead.

South Korea, the largest ship building nation in the world, has placed orders for the new ballast system.

A ballasting system is fitted to allow for safe operations during loading.

A ballast system with independent valves in each wing was offered as an option.

But I did figure out her ballast system.

The tail ballast system is identical to that of the LS8-b.

They wanted to operate valves and ballast systems themselves.

One of the unique features of the Nordland is its ballast system.

It has tall winglets, a retractable undercarriage and a water ballast system.

On some ships, pumpmen are responsible for the ballast system, room heating systems, and other engine department duties.

"We're going to use it tonight to get up to the cell even if it means rigging some kind of ballast system.

She featured a metal hull, a steam engine, and a ballasting system which used seawater instead of sandbags.

This system can either fill 5 steel cylinders as a ballast system or directly fill the target standards.

The flight ended, however, due to the ballast system's inability to drop weight fast enough at nightfall after the loss of daytime solar heating.

Like all fluorescent lights, they use a ballast system to limit the electricity going to each lamp, which is most often 100 watts per lamp.

The payload and ballast system were not damaged, however the balloon envelope was damaged beyond repair during landing.

"Maiden had an international crew, but it was sailing we had to do, not figuring out about water ballast systems and asymmetrical sails."

Beside the two mentioned external control systems there is an electronically controlled, self-sufficient, ballasting system incorporated into every one of the buoyant building blocks.

Most boats also have a variable ballast system, which allows for water to be pumped into and out of ballast bags from the surrounding water.