F0/23B Tower Crane (Potain Model)

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FAQ

I know that you have to unfold the origami paper crane, but how do you find the surface area of it???????????????????????????/ please help...........

Do you remember the formula for determining area? For a flat object (like your paper) the formula is Length X Width = Area. or LW=A So unfold your paper, and measure the length and the width, and simply multiply the two numbers. The resulting number will be your area. Of course, that is the area of the unfolded paper. Your crane in it's folded form will have a much different, and harder to find, surface area value.

Does a crane have a pulley?AND....Is an axe a wedge?THANX CUZ I DONT KNOW WHAT IM DOING, AND OMG IM SO GOING TO FAIL MY TEST BECAUSE IM SO DUMB.

yes a crane is a pulley and an axe is a wedge pulley-A pulley, also called a sheave or a drum, is a mechanism composed of a wheel on an axle or shaft that may have a groove between two flanges around its circumference wedge -A wedge is a simple machine used to push two objects apart. A wedge is made up of two inclined planes. These planes meet and form a sharp edge. This edge can split things apart.

When should a crane be load tested?

if crane using regularly more then 8 hrs test should be every 4 months 8 months and full sevice at 12 months............ Load Testing Services ACECO provides inhouse vertical load testing services for load bearing equipment. Examples of equipment that can be load tested: ? Below the hook lifting devices ? Hoists ? Hooks ? Testing can be performed to meet ASME B30.20, B30.10, and B30.16 as well as ANSI N14.6. ? Standard inhouse 50 ton load testing capacity. ? Ability to test higher load capacity devices (Up to 5,000,000 pounds). ? Have tested up to 640,000 pounds (320 tons). ? Engineering manufacturing available to provide lift fixtures for test purposes. ? Can provide nondestructive testing of critical welds and critical locations. ? Inhouse capability to make weld repairs using AWS D1.1 qualified procedures and welders. ? Calibrated test weights available. ? Testing can be performed in accordance with 10CFR50,Appendix B Quality Program. ? Certificates of Test and/or Test Reports can be provided. ? Can provide onsite load testing services, including supply of calibrated weights.

Do they need another crane to get the concerete blocks to the top? And how do they move the blocks from one end of the crane to another. This has been bothering me for some time so anyone who knows the answer I would love to hear it!

Its simple man, The company produces the concrete blocks called as hollow blocks also, they are lifted up using man power or lifts or cranes, dont know what was difficult to you in understanding that.

Is Fireplace Crane a modern term for the swing-out metal arms that hang over a fireplace for cooking? e.g. like in dutch ovens or pots/cauldrons that hang over a fire. It sounds like a more modern term and I need to know if there is an older term. Thanks.

An older term might be randle bar, but I think both terms are fine to use.

what are the number meanings for paper cranes?

Hey Mary, Don't let the web site name fool you, it does discuss the deeper meaning behind paper cranes. Steeped in ancient myths and carrying resonant cultural meanings, the crane occupies a central role in the Asian imagination. Anyone who has witnessed cranes flying through the early morning mist over shimmering green rice paddies will readily understand how the mysterious beauty of the crane has captivated Asian life and art for centuries. Like the dragon, tiger, and phoenix, the crane ranks among the favorite motifs for Asian artwork because of its rich meaning and history. Read more at the web sites.

I just seen pics of a crane fly and not sure if I see crane flies in my house or mosquitos now. And do crane flies bite?

Really easy: A crane fly has no long piercing mouthpart: they feed mainly on nectar Female mosquitos have long piercing mouthparts, males are smaller and have shorter mouthparts for sucking nectar from flowers. Common crane flies are almost always bigger than a mosquitos.

I have this assignment to find out how a climbing crane is able to move up the building as construction continues.

They add extra stages from the bottom. A tower crane is erected from a boom assembly, first and second tower sections of different cross section, and a base in a sequence of steps in which the boom assembly is mounted on a hollow climbing section dimensioned to be received in each of the larger second tower sections and defining a cavity dimensioned to receive each of the first tower sections. One of the latter is secured on a base in upright position, and the upright section is received in the cavity of the climbing section which is then raised relative to the first section and enveloped by one of the second sections. The enveloping section is secured to the base and the raised climbing section for supporting the climbing section whereupon the first tower section may be released from the base, raised, and secured to the second tower section. The climbing section may then be raised relative to the first tower section to permit the installation of another second section, and the procedure repeated, until all second or larger tower sections are superimposed on each other, the one first section being ultimately attached to the topmost second section. When the climbing section is raised relative to the attached first section, another first section may be superimposed on the one first section and the procedure repeated until the slimmer portion of the tower is assembled from superimposed first sections. Ultimately, the boom assembly is attached to the topmost first tower section, and the climbing section may be removed or stored for further use on the wider, lower tower portion.