The facility consists of a main operations building, a building for the emergency power supply, a transformer station, and a mobile research station, in addition to the radomes.
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Even with diesel, service collapsed at midmorning, when a Con Edison emergency power supply failed and signals were left dark, stopping service for more than an hour, Anders said.
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Power for weapons, battlescreens, and mobility is most often provided by one or more fusion energy sources, in conjunction with high-capacity batteries which are used as secondary or emergency power supplies.
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Deluxe models include self-contained air supplies with purifying systems, an emergency power supply, portable toilets ( conventional toilets require plumbing, which is difficult to secure ), food storage and medical supplies.
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Vestfold Inter Municipal Waterworks Authority is a company owned by ten municipalities in Vestfold and is responsible for water supply, water treatment, emergency power supply and the main distribution to its members.
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He had survived, but there was one more task he knew he had to deal with : the electrical switches in the basement had to be turned off to lessen the load on the building's emergency power supply.
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The gas mixing unit is part of the life support equipment of a saturation system, along with other components which may include bulk gas storage, compressors, helium recovey unit, bell and diver hot water supply, gas conditioning unit and emergency power supply
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Furthermore, a permanent use of local high efficient cogeneration energy supply for the stadium and the residential area around is scheduled to increase the efficiency of energy production from 60 % to 95 %-only emergency power supply will be guaranteed by general power grid.
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In a statement, UEFA said that Rapid Bucharest forfeited the match because " the home club was to be considered responsible for the interruption of the match, in particular because ( . . . ) no emergency power supply was available in the stadium ."
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In a statement, UEFA said that Rapid Bucharest forfeited the match because " the home club was to be considered responsible for the interruption of the match, in particular because _ against UEFA's competition regulations _ no emergency power supply was available in the stadium ."
