Q:What are the basic parameters of a tower crane?

The basic parameters of a tower crane include the length of the crane itself, the weight of the crane as well as the weight of the counterweight! Tower crane lifting mechanism; slewing mechanism; luffing mechanism; motor power;...

Q:I found part of her story online, but can't find anything as to what happened to the 1000+ paper cranes she made before she died. Were they given to family members or given to a museum? Or have they been destroyed by time? I would feel terrible if all her work was destroyed by time or worse. :-(Thank you so much for answering.Peace.

I'm glad somebody remembers Sadako. But yo, i don't know.

Q:Last week, I decided to make 1000 paper cranes as a new project. I am very craft- oriented, and have made numerous knitted scarfs, crocheted blankets (still in the works), and cross stitch patterns for family members. I have made 2 large cross stitch patterns, one for my grandma (took me 2 years to do) and one for my dad (2 months). My mom's birthday is coming up, and I was wondering if I should give her 1000 paper cranes as a present? I haven't yet given her anything that I made, and I feel bad about it. I don't have enough time to cross stitch a pattern or anything, and I can easily make 1000 by December. Would it be a sentimental present? Should I do it? Would she like it? If not, what should I get her? I want it to be something that I made so that it will be personal.

Sell them or give them to someone who is going to get married. My nephew gave paper cranes to every guest who came to their wedding. Each guest was to write a line of advice or blessing on their crane. Then the cranes were hung on strings with little clips at the reception. It was beautiful! Folding a crane takes time, patience and understanding. These same qualities are vital for a marriage to last. This is why the symbolism of 1,000 hand-folded cranes decorating a wedding is so powerful.

Q:I have skills in my craft, I need finatial help for a n.c.c.c.o. certifacation.

lol, yeah, how about just flip my burgers.

Q:I have been doing a science projet and i cant find it anywhere

The wild Whooping Crane flock spends its summers in Wood Buffalo National Park in the Northwest Territories of Canada. They nest and rear their young there. During the fall season, the Whoopers migrate 2,500 miles south to Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas where they spend the winter and early spring. There are currently 193 birds in this flock.

Q:what are Gantry cranes?

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Q:ok I found an injured crane what do I feed it?

Cranes are omnivores. But I would feed crane with vegetarian stuff like grain, berries, plants, roots, seeds, stems, bulbs, fruits, nuts. But if you want make it non vegetarian then rodents, fish, amphibians, snakes, rodents, lizards, small fish, frogs, shellfish, mollusks and crustaceans.

Q:i have 5 tower cranes outside my window at different construction sites and they all position their cranes the same direction at the end of the day. is there a reason for this.

I can think of a few reasons. The first 2 are safety related, the 3rd is work-efficiency related. 1. To minimize wind loading for the expected wind-direction overnight. 2. To minimize damage to the surrounding area should a failure happen and a crane fall (similar to felling a tree in a forest so it falls in the direction the lumberjack wants it to fall). 3. To leave the boom over the worksite for the next morning's first pickup (so, it would be a coincidence that all the pickup sites were at the same angle relative to the booms). .

Q:How can you tell the difference between a mosquito and a crane fly?

Crane flies are about an inch long, sometimes larger - just the body, not including the legs.

Q:He is one of my favorite poets. I want to read more of his work.

How about my favorite poem about Hart Crane? AT HART CRANE’S TOMB by Glenn Robert Swetman In his mind’s dark, he spoke a frivolous age where marriage of the like was spring, where vitelline worlds of virgin instinct were crushed in the obscene cleanliness of a raccoon’s paw. Did he imagine that his great sun could come trailing yellow handkerchiefs of light, like a queer comet? No, there is something out there that commands, and not worlds of perfect clipping will turn these rotund hedges into maypoles—and live. That’s why the green expands as it reaches. He must have seen this finally. His leap Into the green sea was, aesthetically, clean.