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Garda World Security Corporation (TSX: GW) (Garda), one of the most trusted Physical Security, Cash Logistics, and Global Risk Consulting firms in the world, announced today that the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada has selected its GardaWorld Global Risk Advisory Group to provide protective services for the Canadian Embassy in Haiti.

The four-year (one year plus three year extension options) agreement calls for GardaWorld to provide access control and security at the Embassy and the staff residences. Additionally GardaWorld will safeguard the Ambassador and diplomatic staff, in Port-au-Prince and when traveling throughout the country.

“We welcome the opportunity to provide the Canadian government with our expertise and experience in diplomatic protective services,” said Nick Copeland, Managing Director, Latin America, for GardaWorld. “The situation in Haiti remains fragile. We are confident that working with our local alliance partner, we will help ensure the safety of Canada’s mission.”

As part of a Canadian company with a recognized global expertise in humanitarian and diplomatic security, GardaWorld responded to the devastating January 2010 earthquake by quickly forming a team in order to support its NGO clients with humanitarian efforts in Haiti. GardaWorld has since established a long term presence, helping to reduce risks and provide solutions for a number of clients.

Globally, Garda also joined with many organizations in addressing the crisis by donating the use of its aircraft to get relief supplies to the country. Particularly in Canada, Garda employees, many of whom are of Haitian descent, organized efforts to collect clothing, water, medical supplies, and made donations as well.

“Garda is pleased to support the Canadian government in this vital area” said Stephan Cretier, President and CEO. “Our GardaWorld experts work with NGOs and relief organizations throughout the world in alleviating the human suffering caused by conflicts, social unrest, and natural disasters. They will apply that experience in support of Canada’s efforts in Haiti as they protect our Embassy and diplomatic staff.”

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Container

The survival tools and supplies found in a mini survival kit are generally kept in a container with a size of around 9.3centimetres (3.7in) x 5.8centimetres (2.3in) x 2.1centimetres (0.83in) . Depending on the supplier and to personal taste variations however from these dimensions do occur. The containers usually employed for this purpose are Altoids tins (hence the name), bought mini-survival kit tins, regular tobacco boxes, life capsules, or boxes. The altoids/tobacco boxes are usually waterproofed using adhesive tape or can even be dipped in paraffin wax.

An alternative approach sometimes employed is to carry mini-survival kit items in no container at all, but directly on a neck-chain , or directly in a satchel, pouch or waist belt pouch Additionally, it may also be included into the belt itself (as is done in Money belts ).

Contents

Note that the list below is not the contents of an actual mini survival kit. Rather, each category lists some of the supplies or tools from which kit-makers choose when they are making a mini survival kit.

Fire, Light, Signaling and Heat

Fire source: butane lighter, Matches, tinder and sparker (or Processed Flint and striker) or ‘Life Boat Matches’ and striker board

Signal Device: processed flint and striker, LED micro light, Small mirror, or Survival Whistle

Candle: can be used for emergency food if made from tallow

Food and Water Procurement

Fishing line: (30feet (9.1m) to 100feet (30m) or all that will fit on a bobbin)

Assorted Fishing hooks: ‘split shot’ lead balls, snap swivels

Snare wire: copper or brass wire is best for workability without tools or steel ‘trip wire’ or utility wire for durability

Dental floss: for any uses that rope might be helpful; lightweight and strong.

Water purification bag: small capacity plastic bag 10USfluid ounces (0.30l) to keep tinder dry or for water storage/transportation

Food/Energy source: glucose tablets, bullion, tea bags or hard candy

Water purification source: fire plus a tin for purification or chemical purification means; Potassium Permanganate or bleach for Chlorination

Navigation

Button size compass

Shelter

Cutting tool: Flexible wire or collapsable saw

First Aid

Potassium permanganate or iodine tablets: wound treatment/watertreatment/antiseptic

scalpel or X-acto blades: minor surgery and fine work

Plasters/Bandages

Miscellaneous

Pocket knife

Tweezers

File

Information cards with regionally selected information, knots for fishing, multi use listings for kit contents.

In addition to the items marked above, the following items are also frequently found in many mini-survival kits (depending on the area the operator is expecting to be in, personal experience, multiple use considerations, serviceability, and durability). In some kits, certain items marked above can also have been completely replaced by certain items below. Items and many of their uses are listed along with alternative uses and/or alternative items to perform the role in the kit.

Candle kit component: effectively replaced with ‘ready-made’ tinder i.e., tinder quick tabs, to save on space. Fire Kit components are further well filled by 4-6 LifeBoat/Storm Matches

Alcohol wipes or Povidone-Iodine Prep Pad: wound cleaning, alcohol pads may also be used as fire tinder

Needles or sewing awl and durable, thin thread: used for equipment repair, attaching fleching to arrows, and creating sutures.

Butterfly closure, medium

Braided nylon cord (10feet (3.0m) 150pounds (68kg) test): shelter building, lashing, repairs, 550 Parachute cord is a widely accepted kit component for its versatility being used whole or in its constituent parts i.e., with the inner threads removed and used individually.

Waxed dental floss packaged in Flosscard

Water proof paper: note taking or used as tinder

Micro LED flashlight: signaling, work light, or fishing aid to attract fish.

Additional water scavenging items in large kits include:

Medium plastic bags 10x20in used in Transpiration water traps, bandannas

Compressed sponges to collect dew.

Small mirror 3inches (7.6cm) by 4inches (10cm): first aid, signaling

aluminum foil 1square foot (0.093m2): boiling water, cooking, signaling, reflecting fire or body heat

butane lighter or Butane Torch as a more ‘capable’ flame to ignite damp tinder

electrical tape (18inches (0.46m)) or teflon tape to water proof the container.

Parachute cord (20feet (6.1m)) wound about the outside of the container or tin: tool and weapon improvising, lashing, fishing line, sewing repairs, to create lanyards for the kits contents.

duct tape (18inches (0.46m)): hasty repairs, waterproofing, one of the most versatile kit components.

safety pins: for hasty repairs.

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systemic Analgesics such as aspirin, acetaminophen, or Vicodin (a prescription pain killer)

Anti-malaria tablets: for jungle or regionally specific kits

Antibiotics: broad spectrum ones such as Zithromax (Azithromycin in the U.K.) cover staphylococcus bacteria and can treat ear infections, pneumonia, strep throat, and sinusitis

Antihistamine: first aid against insect bites and stings and allergies

Anti-diarrhea medication such as Loperamide Immodium AD

Beta Light, battery-less/waterproof light: work light or as an attractant fishing lure

Tritium or Superluminova kit marker

Magnifying glass or credit card sized Fresnel lens: igniting charcloth, many first aid applications

Ziploc type bag: container to collect, treat, store, and transport water and to keep tinder dry

See also

Survival kit

Hiking equipment

Bushcraft

References

^ .{{http://www.oldjimbo.com/Outdoors-Magazine/Homemade-BOAT-Bug-Out-Altoids-Tin.pdf

^ “Inner dimensions of Altoids tins?”. ladyada’s tea party. http://www.ladyada.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=926. Retrieved 2007-11-24.

^ Survival kit tin and holders

^ Life capsules also employed in mini survival kits

^ Mini-survival kit items also worn on neck-chain

^ Belt pouch

^ Money belt

External links

“Doug Ritter’s Mini Survival Kit”. Equipped To Survive. http://www.equipped.org/drperskit.htm. Retrieved 2008-07-14.

John D. McCann. “Make a Survival Kit out of an Altoids Tin”
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Functions and properties

The primary function of a hydraulic fluid is to convey power. In use, however, there are other important functions of hydraulic fluid such as protection of the hydraulic machine components. The table below lists the major functions of a hydraulic fluid and the properties of a fluid that affect its ability to perform that function:

Function

Property

Medium for power transfer and control

Low compressibility (high bulk modulus)

Fast air release

Low foaming tendency

Low volatility

Medium for heat transfer

Good thermal capacity and conductivity

Sealing Medium

Adequate viscosity and viscosity index

Shear stability

Lubricant

Viscosity for film maintenance

Low temperature fluidity

Thermal and oxidative stability

Hydrolytic stability / water tolerance

Cleanliness and filterability

Demulsibility

Antiwear characteristics

Corrosion control

Pump efficiency

Proper viscosity to minimize internal leakage

High viscosity index

Special function

Fire resistance

Friction modifications

Radiation resistance

Environmental impact

Low toxicity when new or decomposed

Biodegradability

Functioning life

Material compatibility

Composition

Base stock

The original hydraulic fluid, dating back to the time of ancient Egypt, was water. Beginning in the 1920s, mineral oil began to be used more than water as a base stock due to its inherent lubrication properties and ability to be used at temperatures above the boiling point of water. Today most hydraulic fluids are based on mineral oil base stocks.

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Other base stocks are used for specialty applications, such as for fire resistance and extreme temperature applications. Some examples include: glycol, esters, organophosphate ester, polyalphaolefin, propylene glycol, and silicone oils.

Other components

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