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    Aging Robert S. Kerr Hydraulic Pipes Removed [Image 2 of 3]

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    The image shows severely corroded metal pipes and flanged fittings mounted against a concrete wall. The pipes and bolted flange connections are covered in heavy orange-red rust and mineral deposits, indicating long-term exposure to moisture and neglect. A human hand is partially visible on the left edge, suggesting someone is inspecting the deteriorated infrastructure.

    UNITED STATES

    06.19.2012

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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District

    Rusting and corroded galvanized steel hydraulic pipelines used to open and close Miter gates on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System were installed in the late 60’s or early 70’s. These pipes are in a very damp environment pumping hydraulic fluids to the gates many times a day, seven days a week.

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    Date Taken: 06.19.2012
    Date Posted: 06.11.2013 10:11
    Photo ID: 950146
    VIRIN: 130610-A-CE999-005
    Resolution: 2592x1944
    Size: 2.19 MB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 71
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    The image shows a complex arrangement of industrial piping with multiple flanged valves and fittings mounted against a heavily corroded metal bulkhead or wall. The pipes appear to be part of a shipboard or industrial fluid distribution system, with several check valves or gate valves connected in a manifold-style configuration. The surrounding structure shows significant rust and deterioration, suggesting an aged marine or industrial environment.
    The image shows severely corroded metal pipes and flanged fittings mounted against a concrete wall. The pipes and bolted flange connections are covered in heavy orange-red rust and mineral deposits, indicating long-term exposure to moisture and neglect. A human hand is partially visible on the left edge, suggesting someone is inspecting the deteriorated infrastructure.
    Two workers wearing white hard hats with mounted headlamps are performing maintenance or installation work on large industrial pipes in a confined, dark underground or enclosed space. They are using hand tools, including a ratchet wrench, to work on pipe flanges or fittings mounted along a wooden-lined wall. The ceiling appears wet or mineral-encrusted, suggesting a mine, tunnel, or underground utility environment.

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