Tonight while driving around 50-60 km/hr i struck a huge speed bump(around 1 feet high and 3 feet wide). The car literally got nudged and jumped, obviously making a noisy impact when landed.Its a suzuki. What things i need to get checked just to be on the safer side? Like alignment, struts, steering rod, tie rod, pipes, shocks?? Can it also damage the car frame? Although i drove home without any problems, I just need to know. thanks
Oxygen+Heat+Fuelcombustion or fire Fire is the rapid oxidation of a material in the chemical process of combustion, releasing heat, light, and various reaction products. The flame is the visible portion of the fire and consists of glowing hot gases. If hot enough, the gases may become ionized to produce plasma(3rd state of matter) Depending on the substances alight, and any impurities outside, the color of the flame and the fire's intensity will be different.
There are pros for both. Flares *more visible during bad whether like fog *brighter and more eye catching during the day *bright at night *visible for a good distance Triangles *are also bright and eye catching at night *also visible for a good distance at night *you don't have to replace like a flare *you can pack them up and reuse them as long as you don't break them *no chance of an accidental fire *and easy to set up There are a few reasons why the trucks use the triangles. *You don't have to replace them after each use. *If a truck is hauling Hazardous Materials it is against federal regulations to have flares on the truck *easy to set up and take down * and by federal regulations the trucks have to have some kind of warning device inside the truck *And they usual choose the triangles because they last longer, more the money.
Flares are real eye-catchers even in daylight but have a habit of burning-out. Cones have better lines than triangles which, on the other hand, resist wind better than cones. Wouldn't it be dandy if we could have all three available when needed?
