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Meaning of signs on the Oil Field 1- Main Hoist 2- Whip Line 3- Mover Slowly 4- Hoist 5- Lower 6- Dog Everything 7- Swing Left 8- Swing Right 9- Emergency Stop 10- Lower Boom 11- Raise Boom 12- Stop

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Frequent starter tripping can be a sign of overload. When the motor draws more current than the starter is designed to handle, it trips to prevent overheating and damage.

Frequent starter tripping can be a sign of overload. When the motor draws more current than the starter is designed to handle, it trips to prevent overheating and damage.

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This sounds like peat bog fires that just keep burning because of layers and layers of decayed material which releases methane. This type of fire can burn for years burning in the spring, summer, fall, and then smoldering as hot embers in the winter. The 40’s through the 60’s saw declining global temperatures. In the 60’s legislation was passed that removed particulate and aerosols (SOx and NOx) that provided shade and the aerosols when deposited as ice, snow, and rain suppressed 45% of the decaying methane releases. Over past let’s say 50 to 60 years the deposition of the deposited aerosol inventory has been reduced year by year. More Metane is being released each year. At some point, the 45% of Methane that was being suppressed by the aerosols depositon will be gone and as this happens the methane releases will increase and so will the global temperatures. The Canadian Tundra fires may continue to burn year round fueled by the natural methane releases from the decaying material. Time will tell.