#Terminal Base

[nexuscopperpvtltd]

Aerial Rod, Multiple Point, Terminal Base

Aerial Rod

Introduction:

In the realm of electrical engineering and power distribution, precision and reliability are paramount. As technology advances and demands grow, innovative solutions emerge to address the evolving needs of the industry. Among these solutions, aerial rods stand out as essential components ensuring the safety and efficiency of overhead power lines. In this article, we delve into the significance of aerial rods and highlight the pioneering efforts of Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd in shaping the future of this vital sector.

Understanding Aerial Rods:

Aerial rods, also known as line rods or pole line hardware, play a crucial role in supporting overhead power lines. These cylindrical rods are typically made of materials such as copper, aluminum, or steel, chosen for their durability and conductivity. Mounted atop utility poles, aerial rods serve multiple purposes, including:

Electrical Insulation: Aerial rods prevent electrical current from escaping into the atmosphere or coming into contact with surrounding objects, thereby reducing the risk of electrical hazards and enhancing safety.

Mechanical Support: These rods support the weight of overhead power lines, ensuring they remain taut and stable even under adverse weather conditions such as strong winds or heavy snowfall.

Lightning Protection: Aerial rods dissipate the energy from lightning strikes, minimizing damage to power lines and associated equipment while safeguarding personnel and nearby structures.

The Role of Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd:

Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd has emerged as a trailblazer in the manufacturing and supply of high-quality aerial rods, setting industry standards through its commitment to excellence and innovation. With state-of-the-art facilities and a team of skilled professionals,Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd excels in producing aerial rods that meet stringent quality specifications and exceed customer expectations.

Key Features of Nexus Copper Aerial Rods:

Premium Materials: Nexus Copper utilizes premium-grade materials sourced from reputable suppliers, ensuring superior durability, conductivity, and corrosion resistance in its aerial rods.

Precision Engineering: Each aerial rod undergoes meticulous manufacturing processes, including forging, machining, and surface treatment, to achieve precise dimensions and optimal performance.

Stringent Quality Control: Nexus Copper implements rigorous quality control measures at every stage of production, adhering to international standards and certifications to guarantee the reliability and safety of its aerial rods.

Customization Options: Recognizing the diverse requirements of its clientele, Nexus Copper offers customizable solutions tailored to specific project needs, including variations in size, material composition, and surface finish.

 Innovation and Sustainability:

In addition to its focus on product quality,Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd remains committed to driving innovation and sustainability across its operations. By investing in research and development, the company continuously explores new materials, manufacturing techniques, and product designs to enhance performance while minimizing environmental impact.

Furthermore,Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd embraces sustainable practices throughout its supply chain, prioritizing resource efficiency, waste reduction, and responsible sourcing. By adopting eco-friendly processes and promoting recycling initiatives, the company contributes to the preservation of natural resources and the mitigation of climate change.

Conclusion:

As the demand for reliable and efficient power transmission continues to rise, the role of aerial rods in ensuring the integrity and safety of overhead power lines becomes increasingly vital. Nexus Copper Pvt. Ltd stands at the forefront of this dynamic industry, delivering premium-quality aerial rods that exemplify innovation, reliability, and sustainability. With its unwavering commitment to excellence, Nexus Copper reinforces its position as a trusted partner for electrical infrastructure projects worldwide, driving progress and prosperity in the realm of power distribution.

[fixing-bad-posts]

I guarantee kink is part of pride, we need kink at pride.

[wheneverfeasible]

Because I’m terrible and the plots won’t leave me alone, I’ve now got an idea based on this post about a demon who feasts on pain and suffering being a medical practitioner for the chronically and terminally ill and the patients fully loving it. And then my brain rot had to say “make it Steddie” because I’ve lost all control of my life.

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cw: terminal illness, minor and major character death (with a happy ending tho)

But imagine it. Eddie is a demon, a low ranking one at that originally. He gets a job at a medical facility for the chronically/terminally ill. Over time at the happy and consensual feasting he really does become one of the strongest demons because he’s constantly fed to the brim and he even has human worshippers, not that they’re traditional worshippers.

No, his followers are little old senior citizens who slip him butterscotch candies and other sweets they’re not supposed to have, which technically count as offerings. They thank him for his work, because he does actually take care of their bodies as well and even listens to their life stories, which count as praise and worship. They love and are devoted to him and they bring in their friends and family who are suffering too and Eddie’s accidental cult grows.

One day, things change. A young man, an anomaly in his youth, is brought in by parents who no longer wish to be burdened by their disabled son. Steve just shrugs it off and moves in with a smile, seemingly fine with being abandoned by his parents because he dared to be anything other than perfectly healthy.

He puts around the facility in his terry cloth robe and slippers on some days, others he dresses up in polos and slacks or even jeans when he’s feeling more casual, and always with a smile on his face. He makes those around him smile and laugh too, and his cheeks get pinched and he’s slipped candies too and he listens to others’ stories and he seems happy and content.

But Eddie feeds on his pain and suffering all the same, knows that behind that smile is a young boy who was told he probably wouldn’t live to see 30, who listens to the older folks knowing he would never get to live a life like that. Eddie knows that sometimes Steve cries himself to sleep at night.

Over time, Eddie and Steve grow closer. Steve hadn’t believed that Eddie was a demon at first, had thought it all just a joke, until one night Mr. Wozniak was laying in his bed, and Steve hadn’t meant to overhear, but he was passing by and the door was cracked open.

“Will I go to Hell now?” Mr. Wozniak was asking, but he seems peaceful all the same, like the thought wasn’t the terrifying ordeal so many people thought it was.

“No, sweetheart,” Eddie was saying, but his voice sounds a little off, huskier, like…like brimstone sat in his throat. “I’ve never claimed your soul. It’s still your own. Go find Irena. She’s been waiting for you for too long.”

Irena, Steve knew from speaking with Mr. Wozniak, was his young wife who had died decades earlier.

“Will I get to see you again?”

Eddie’s long fingers reach out, his nails long and sharp, dark in a way that was not nail polish. He lightly and gently strokes the papery skin of Mr. Wozniak’s cheek. “You will be at peace. You will find the afterlife is so much more than this Good-vs-Evil rhetoric so popular in this plane of existence. Go in peace, my child, and should you wish it, perhaps one day we might meet again.”

Mr. Wozniak smiles at that, and he closes his eyes with a softly whispered, “Irena, I’m coming…”

A moment later, he was gone.

Steve watches as Eddie seems to grow smaller, appear more normal, and though he knows he should be terrified, he isn’t. Instead he continues on his way, letting the knowledge of more percolate in his brain, though by the next morning when news of Mr. Wozniak’s passing spreads and Eddie assures everyone that he passed away peacefully and in no pain, Steve knows Eddie speaks the truth and he realizes that nothing has changed. Eddie is still Eddie.

They continue to grow closer. He spends more time with Eddie, lets Eddie in fully on how much he hurts, and tells the demon that he wished things had been different and that they could have met under better circumstances.

Eddie tells him that he never enjoyed the taste of regret. It was far too bitter.

They fall in love, encouraged by their friends in the facility new and old, who don’t seem to care that he is a mortal with a short life expectancy and Eddie is an immortal demon lord. What is all that in the face of true love?

And then it happens, and Steve is the one lying in bed, knowing his time has come. He smiles up at Eddie and decides not to regret any of it, not wanting their final moments to be flavored with bitterness.

“Stevie,” Eddie whispers mournfully, and he’s beautiful. It’s not his full true form, but his eyes are a dark blood red, his teeth elongated into sharp fangs, and his pale skin veined with reds and blacks. Horns curl out from his curly hair.

“You said once that I get to be with my loved ones after this,” Steve says, still smiling, and he reaches up to cup Eddie’s jaw with a weakened hand. Eddie nods against him, and Steve wonders if all demons can cry, or if it’s just his. “Then take my soul, darling. It already belongs to you.”

Eddie flinches back, like Steve knew he would, because souls are not little things. Eddie had explained before, after everything, that he didn’t even actually deal in souls, that that wasn’t the sort of demon he was. Steve had asked if he could, on a technicality, and Eddie had paused because saying yes, any demon could, but souls were priceless. When you gave one up to a demon, you gave up everything. You would be theirs until the end of days. Eddie had said he wasn’t that sort of demon.

“Baby, no,” Eddie breathes now, shaking his head gently enough not to dislodge Steve’s hand. “You would be—”

“Yours,” Steve interrupts. “But I already am. You already own my heart. I now willingly give you my soul. All you have to do is accept it.”

And Eddie protests, at first, because Steve is giving him complete control over him for eternity. Steve gives it freely with open arms, and in the end, Eddie can do nothing but accept it. He tells Steve that he doesn’t know if demons have souls or not, but his belongs to Steve just as assuredly as his own heart does.

Steve’s final mortal breath is gifted into Eddie’s crimson mouth, full of peace and love and the understanding that this thing between them will always beat eternal.

It turns out that, whether it was still unknown if all demons had souls, Eddie was the sort that does.

And it also turns out that, when you’re gifted a demon lord’s soul, you become a demon too.

Eddie’s cult ends soon after, disbanded into non-existence. In its place, however, rises a new one that worships not just one demon caretaker, but two as Eddie is soon joined by another with floppy brown hair and sparkling brown eyes that for once smiles without hidden pain. They take care of their charges, gently coax them into eternal rest when it’s their time, and together prove that true love is forever.

[solardrake]

Firefighter Airplane Dragon 👩‍🚒🛩️🌲

[mumblesplash]

ok but what would the tetrominos' fursonas look like

i wasn't sure how to answer this so i contacted my furry consultant (not to be confused with my homestuck consultant) and he had many valuable insights:

O: doesn't actually care, is only doing this to humor Z. just a normal bear

Z: REALLY cares. wolf

S: deer (WITH antlers). also cares, but not quite as much as Z

J: not super invested in the concept, chooses zebra because she likes the vibe

L: even more normie than J, settles on cat because she thinks they're cute

I: says his is a lion, it's secretly a bluejay. only S knows the truth but she never tells anyone bc the lion thing causes funny arguments

T: has a lot of convincing and incorrect reasoning for why he's an albatross. he's actually some kind of corvid but refuses to know this about himself

[shesmyscar]

this one’s for the lisa frankenstein, chappell roan stans

[visenyaism]

i also watched got only after hotd and was shocked and angry for some reason at the fact a baratheon was king. called my brother at his work to complain about it because i couldnt believe it was real

literally unbelievably funny. what a surprise that must have been

[nolongerapileofashprobably]

So… are we gunna talk about this or…?

[conceptofjoy]

the only reason why hal is consistently annoying dirk is because dirk doesnt think to try annoying hal

[akkivee]

‘the terminus has been reached and a restart will begin. harai kuukou’s lotus flower will bloom so please give it a listen 🪷🪷🪷’

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h……….hayama-san…………………………………………..

[rose-above-dark]

Would you guys be mad at me if I said the terminals from ultrakill were quickly becoming one of my favorite characters

[swan2swan]

People: "But--but he can't be that old, his age was revealed to only be sixty-five in Donald Starr's 2008 novel Crash Point, and reaffirmed in the 2012 Guide to the Jedi Order and Chronology of the Clone Wars guidebooks!"

Me: *pointing to medal on my SW Fan uniform* "Do you see this? This was awarded to me for surviving the Spaarti Clone Cylinder Retcon of 2002. Rushed clone production without yslamari was canonized, Kamino became the planet, and Boba Fett is now a clone. Note the Jaster Mereel pip. They awarded these back when retcons were truly upsetting. To children."

[scallyswagging]

luffy lu luffy lulu lululalaluffy

[solardrake]

ive decided to rp as a mailman (mail dragon?) in an smp im in, so i turned my starter base into a post office 📬

[ryuzxzombies]

don’t worry guys im sure he handled this like a mature adult and moved on with his life

[comicartarchive]

Terminator The Burning Earth TPB Cover by Alex Ross