CV-17 Shandong (002 carrier) Thread I ...News, Views and operations
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jeah I know. applying the coating is the one thing, but I am not sure about all surface preparations before. Is the height still ok for a lifting platform? maybe... Yeah I got your point that should work.
Intrepid
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Better: you have to remove the scaffolding before painting the hull.
MwRYum
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While this is in way settle the argument as to how soon the EM catapult to be cleared for deployment, but it's tibits like what I about to forward gives clue...
If anyone can paste the newsclip here it'd be much appreciated:
@00:12 of the clip
Summary:
it was from a local-level channel newsclip: at Mianyang, Sichuan province, a new factory starts construction, it belongs to a company that supplies alloys for military and aerospace sectors, and it happens to include materials for the EM catapult. This factory is expected, when comes online, to have an annual output of 16000tons of various alloys.
If anyone can paste the newsclip here it'd be much appreciated:
@00:12 of the clip
Summary:
it was from a local-level channel newsclip: at Mianyang, Sichuan province, a new factory starts construction, it belongs to a company that supplies alloys for military and aerospace sectors, and it happens to include materials for the EM catapult. This factory is expected, when comes online, to have an annual output of 16000tons of various alloys.
While this is in way settle the argument as to how soon the EM catapult to be cleared for deployment, but it's tibits like what I about to forward gives clue...
If anyone can paste the newsclip here it'd be much appreciated:
@00:12 of the clip
Summary:
it was from a local-level channel newsclip: at Mianyang, Sichuan province, a new factory starts construction, it belongs to a company that supplies alloys for military and aerospace sectors, and it happens to include materials for the EM catapult. This factory is expected, when comes online, to have an annual output of 16000tons of various alloys.
Nice, but wrong thread, should be in 002.
I thinkthe first picture was also posted there a little while back as well.
MwRYum
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Not likely, that's probably the component's own protection primer coating, and if they finally begin to apply the first layer of primer coating hull wise, they have to first remove most of the clutter and scaffolding all over the place, but that has not happen yet.
Maybe, but anyway, painting has finally begun ?! So regardless if this is the finala PLAN-grey or some sort of primer or protection ... or am I wrong?
Deino
As far as I know, it's the actual paint and not the primer. The clutter on deck is irrelevant as the deck can easily be painted out of drydock.
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