 machinery allows an operator to raise and lower fill heads with the flip of a switch. This simple control allows for quick and easy adjustment for different bottle heights, as well as easy set up with overflow fillers where the nozzles must dive into the container while also creating a seal over the bottle opening. Simple height adjustments also allow the operator of the machine to easily clear the fill heads for maintenance and wear part replacement.
In addition to easy height adjustment, automatic filling machines are manufactured with quick and easy tool-free adjustments to allow for quick changeover from one bottle to another. Fill heads, for example, can usually be adjusted with simple hand knobs for different bottle widths. Tool free Adjustments keep downtime to a minimum while allowing production at peak efficiency on a day-to-day basis.
With different filling principles, different filling machines may include a range of options that modify the equipment to best fit the packaging process for the individual packager. However, the standard features listed above will usually be found on every automatic filling machine to ensure consistency, reliability and efficiency.The Piper Pa31-310 Navajo is a cabin-class, twin-engine aircraft designed and built by Piper Aircraft for the general aviation market. The Navajo is fitted with two 310hp TIO-540-E Lycoming engines. Targeted at small-scale cargo and feeder liner operations and the corporate market, the aircraft was a success. With its proven track record, the Navajo continues to prove a popular choice in general aviation, with production running from 1971 up until 1984.
The Piper Navajo is fitted with up to eight seats in total(including pilot seat), or an optional executive layout for 7 passengers seated in club configuration. Some of our Navajo's are fitted with wing lockers for extra baggage space. Air Frontier operate two of this type, with both operating from our Darwin base.
The Navajo can be configured for passenger and/or cargo transport. Some of our Navajo's are fitted with wing lockers for extra baggage and cargo space. The Navajo is a very capable freighter aircraft, with passenger seats easily removed to convert the aircraft to a cargo configuration. With double doors located behind the wing, bulky freight can easily be accommodated. This aircraft can accommodate any and all types of freight including bulky items, dangerous goods, live animals, regular freight, essential freight for emergency situations, and more.// Copyright 2017 gRPC authors.
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#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include <gmock/gmock.h>
#include <gtest/gtest.h>

#include "src/core/ext/filters/client_channel/backup_poller.h"
#include "src/proto/grpc/testing/xds/v3/cluster.grpc.pb.h"
#include "src/proto/grpc/testing/xds/v3/fault.grpc.pb.h"
#include "src/proto/grpc/testing/xds/v3/http_connection_manager.grpc.pb.h"
#include "src/proto/grpc/testing/xds/v3/router.grpc.pb.h"
#include "test/core/util/test_config.h"
#include "test/cpp/end2end/xds/xds_end2end_test_lib.h"

namespace grpc {
namespace testing {
namespace {

using ::envoy::config::cluster::v3::RoutingPriority;
using ::envoy::extensions::filters::http::fault::v3::HTTPFault;
using ::envoy::extensions::filters::network::http_connection_manager::v3::
    HttpFilter;
using ::envoy::type::v3::FractionalPercent;

class FaultInjectionTest : public XdsEnd2endTest {
 public:
  // Builds a Listener with Fault Injection filter config. If the http_fault
  // is nullptr, then assign an empty filter config. This filter config is
  // required to enable the fault injection features.
  static Listener BuildListenerWithFaultInjection(
      const HTTPFault& http_fault = HTTPFault()) {
    HttpConnectionManager http_connection_manager;
    Listener listener;
    listener.set_name(kServerName);
    HttpFilter* fault_filter = http_connection_manager.add_http_filters();
    fault_filter->set_name("envoy.fault");
    fault_filter->mutable_typed_config()->PackFrom(http_fault);
    HttpFilter* router_filter = http_connection_manager.add_http_filters();
    router_filter->set_name("router");
    router_filter->mutable_typed_config()->PackFrom(
        envoy::extensions::filters::http::router::v3::Router());
    listener.mutable_api_listener()->mutable_api_listener()->PackFrom(
        http_connection_manager);
    return listener;
  }

  RouteConfiguration BuildRouteConfigurationWithFaultInjection(
      const HTTPFault& http_fault) {
    // Package as Any
    google::protobuf::Any filter_config;
    filter_config.PackFrom(http_fault);
    // Plug into the RouteConfiguration
    RouteConfiguration new_route_config = default_route_config_;
    auto* config_map = new_route_config.mutable_virtual_hosts(0)
                           ->mutable_routes(0)
                           ->mutable_typed_per_filter_config();
    (*config_map)["envoy.fault"] = std::move(filter_config);
    return new_route_config;
  }

  void SetFilterConfig(HTTPFault& http_fault) {
    switch (GetParam().filter_config_setup()) {
      case XdsTestType::HttpFilterConfigLocation::kHttpFilterConfigInRoute: {
        Listener listener = BuildListenerWithFaultInjection();
        RouteConfiguration route =
            BuildRouteConfigurationWithFaultInjection(http_fault);
        SetListenerAndRouteConfiguration(balancer_.get(), listener, route);
        break;
      }
      case XdsTestType::HttpFilterConfigLocation::kHttpFilterConfigInListener: {
        Listener listener = BuildListenerWithFaultInjection(http_fault);
        SetListenerAndRouteConfiguration(balancer_.get(), listener,
                                         default_route_config_);
      }
    };
  }
};

// Run with all combinations of RDS disabled/enabled and the HTTP filter
// config in the Listener vs. in the Route.
INSTANTIATE_TEST_SUITE_P(
    XdsTest, FaultInjectionTest,
    ::testing::Values(
        XdsTestType(), XdsTestType().set_enable_rds_testing(),
        XdsTestType().set_filter_config_setup(
            XdsTestType::HttpFilterConfigLocation::kHttpFilterConfigInRoute),
        XdsTestType().set_enable_rds_testing().set_filter_config_setup(
            XdsTestType::HttpFilterConfigLocation::kHttpFilterConfigInRoute)),
    &XdsTestType::Name);

// Test to ensure the most basic fault injection config works.
TEST_P(FaultInjectionTest, XdsFaultInjectionAlwaysAbort) {
  const uint32_t kAbortPercentagePerHundred = 100;
  // Construct the fault injection filter config
  HTTPFault http_fault;
  auto* abort_percentage = http_fault.mutable_abort()->mutable_percentage();
  abort_percentage->set_numerator(kAbortPercentagePerHundred);
  abort_percentage->set_denominator(FractionalPercent::HUNDRED);
  http_fault.mutable_abort()->set_grpc_status(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(StatusCode::ABORTED));
  // Config fault injection via different setup
  SetFilterConfig(http_fault);
  // Fire several RPCs, and expect all of them to be aborted.
  CheckRpcSendFailure(
      DEBUG_LOCATION,
      CheckRpcSendFailureOptions()
         .set_times(5)
         .set_rpc_options(RpcOptions().set_wait_for_ready(true))
         .set_expected_error_code(StatusCode::ABORTED));
}

// Without