Thread of photos and videos featuring humans to help the eye determine the size of things. Some of these are mind-blowing.!
1. Crew members standing inside the cargo tank of an LNG tanker.
1. Crew members standing inside the cargo tank of an LNG tanker.
2. This meramorphic rock formation called Dragon Eye found in a stone mine.
3. Old salt mine in Romania
4. Marble floor of the Florence Cathedral
5. The Great Pyramid of Giza
6. French flag that was captured in Malta in 1800
7. Bulk carrier Ship
8. The main doors to the Saint Lawerence Church in Nuremberg, Germany.
9. Gotta wait for it
10. Giant lily pads.
11. Beaver City, Nebraska resident Audra Thomas poses with a Category F-1 Tornado near her family farm - Kodak Contest Winning photo by Merrilee Thomas, 1989
12. The Atlas Moth
13. A man in Zion National Park, Utah, USA
14. Ancient armadillo fossils discovered in Argentina
15. Pulpit Rock in Norway
16. Two people sitting on the Abraj Al Bait clocktower in Mecca
17. The African Land Snail
18. Sukhoi Su-57 fighter plane
19. Unloading rice bags from Cargo ship
20. The German battleship Gneisenau in drydock after being hit by a torpedo in 1940
21. Next to the toe of the world's biggest statue
22. Triceratops femur on the left and African elephants leg on the right
23. A photo of the Old Cincinnati Library
24. Huge sequoia trees
25. Giant ornamental rhubarb (Gunnera manicata) has some of the largest leaves you are ever likely to see.
26. Underground Flood Tunnel - Tokyo, Japan
27. The Kailash Temple at Ellora Caves, carved from top to bottom from a single piece of rock over a span of hundreds of years, starting in the 8th century.
28. Balloon vendor at beach.
29. Typhoon-Class Submarine
30. Size of this wine barrel
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Important: These two pictures are not from the same ship. The second image is included to give you an idea of how an LNG tanker looks. Hope you can understand
Important: These two pictures are not from the same ship. The second image is included to give you an idea of how an LNG tanker looks. Hope you can understand
Another type of LNG tanker
These are non-spherical LNG tanks of the membrane type. The membrane consists of stainless steel with 'waffles' to absorb the thermal contraction when the tank is cooled down. The primary barrier, made of corrugated stainless steel of about 1.2 mm (0.047 in) thickness is the one in direct contact with the cargo liquid (or vapour in empty tank condition). This is followed by a primary insulation which in turn is covered by a secondary barrier made of a material called "triplex" which is basically a metal foil sandwiched between glass wool sheets and compressed together. This is again covered by a secondary insulation which in turn is supported by the ship's hull structure from the outside.
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