Q:Where can I get the tower crane manufacturing permit?

Zhengzhou China enterprise management consulting company, oh, my uncle company for tower crane manufacturing license is to find them, they are not only a team of professional, and service is very thoughtful, efficient.

Q:How difficult is white crane boxing? Where can I find a teacher near Cleveland, Ohio? I've never tried any type of kung fu.

It dosen't matter if it is hard or not, just practice lots and you will be good it. Training in any martial art will be hard at first and the first few months will be HELL. If you can survive three months of suck you will stay, and after a year you will see major progress in your skill and fitness. I never did kung fu but i did karate, taekwondo, boxing, brazilian jiu jitsu and japanese jiu jitsu so i know stuff about this. when finding an instructor try to find a non profit place, they don't look to steal your money and they teach because the have a passion for their martial art. if you don't have any non profit then find a quality gym. if it looks like **** the that could be the quality of the instruction but watch the classes anyway. if instruction looks good and the students preform well join the gym. you can find a school with google

Q:I've only read Hunger Games and watched the movie and noticed a large presence of Seneca Crane in the movie.However, I don't recall him being mentioned in the Hunger Games? Is he even mentioned in the Hunger Games? If so, please provide pages.I know he is definitely mentioned in Catching Fire but I haven't read that yet.

No they just wanted to show who he was and what he did. How he died and why

Q:Because they look a lot alike. Such as if you reinforced the design a little bit will it work?

It might - but the center of gravity and the tripod might not be able to hold the weight of the jib, camera, counter-weights... and personally, I think it would be a pretty expensive mistake to watch my $2,000 camcorder fall and brake because the camera crane collapsed under the weight. A mic tripod is designed to handle about a pound of weight. A consumer camcorder, the jib and counterweights (and maybe a mic or whatever else you throw on there) can be between 5 pounds and 50 pounds. That's why companies like Kessler make what they make. And that's why the companies that makes lesser camera cranes (Cobra, CameraCranes, and others) never use a mic tripod. They use a heavy duty camera tripod or other LARGE, STRONG, item - not a mic stand.

Q:a 10 crane is moving across a frictionless surface at 4 m/s. if you wish to bring the crate to a stop, how much work would it need to do to dissipate all the kinetic energy?Physic

What is a 10 crane? what is 3/s ? once you have numbers that mean something, plug them into the following equation Kinetic Energy in J if m is in kg and V is in m/s KE = ?mV?

Q:What is the most likely reason that Crane never tells us the lieutenant's name in episode of war?

The Stephen Crane Society Stephen Crane did not have a middle name. Stephen Crane is buried in ... Would a person be more likely to receive a wound when bravely charging the enemy .... I would be most grateful if you could tell me where I could find this please? .... An Episode of War. How does the facts that the lieutenant is rationing ..

Q:I've come up with a few reasons, if someone could add on to it then that would be wonderful!Thank you for answering my question :D

A crane allows us to place light or heavy loads with precession and safety; on top of buildings, across water ways, down mine shafts and over obstacles. Building a pyramid today would be done with cranes, instead of building ramps to slide the massive stone blocks up. Cranes speed up any construction project. Cranes eliminate a lot of manual labor. Cranes prevent injuries by doing the hard work. One example, we used a crane to lift off an entire house roof, in one piece. We then built a second story and then used the crane again to put the roof back on. Without a crane, it would have taken several days to tear off the shingles, remove the roof sheeting and the trusses, not to mention the money saved. The building codes do not allow the reuse of wood trusses, yet not taking the roof apart, allowed use to reuse the trusses, a savings of hundreds of dollars. Wingman

Q:What is the inspection certificate for tower cranes?

Inspection certificate of tower crane must have two certificates:1, the manufacturer issued its own "product quality certificate"2. The product quality supervision and inspection certificate issued by the Technical Supervision Bureau

Q:I need to know exactly how much weight they can lift also how much do they weight?how long is thier life-time?in what temprature they can work?does mosture do any harm to them?for installation , do they need foundation?the exact height and width?

You need to be more specific. The lifting capacities for container cranes varies significantly, as does any other crane. Some of the variation is based purely on load (horsepower) availability; some is based on speed (rpm) for lift/drop portions of the cycle. Cranes like these operate year-round, at ports all over the world. Some ports have average ambient temperatures in the range of 45 C, with highs up to 60 C. Others can be as low an average as 10 C, with a low peak as much as -50 C. Moisture will, over the long haul, harm them - they're metal constructs, and thus are prone to oxidation. Using corrosion-resistant materials and/or coatings will certainly prolong their usable lifespan. The crane drives (electric motors and power electronics) are also susceptible to moisture and other contaminants. All true dockside cranes require some sort of permanent foundation; it's usually part of the pier construction itself. However, there are portable cranes that operate without one. There is also more than one crane manufacturer out there - all will have their trade secrets that will make each look a little different than the rest. It will generally also reflect in their operation parameters, and in their expected life cycle.

Q:A few years ago, my college decided to take down two multilevel dormitories. The demolition company decided to take it down piecemeal with a wrecking ball. The wrecking ball was attached to the crane via a very large tire (just the rubber part, not the inflatable part). I have seen this done on normal cranes and other wrecking balls on TV and was wondering if any professional construction people out there know why they would do this as to me, a guy not in the construction/demolition business, think that might be a bit unsafe.

Shock absorption. The ball swings toward the building and hits, the energy of that swing is mostly dissipated into the building but also into the cable and cable connectors as the ball bounces back. That shock of the impact resonates and gets dissipated by the tire. It reduces wear and tear on the cable and cable connectors, also on the crane tower. Your car engine has motor mounts of the rubber type of material and it absorbs the resonating vibration of the engine. I have seen the cable connectors, interesting to say the least. The strands are interlaced sometime, and other times I see them clamped together. It would seem important to protect those joints. I do not know all of the crane business terminology, but that would be the gist of it.