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Finehope FZQ800D-40t multifunction tower crane adopted high strength seamless steel pipe structure featuring good appearance, light deadweight and smaller wind resistance. The crane is equipped with remote safety monitoring system. Furthermore, the crane can be extended into various models via the combination of the same tower mast and different boom, anchoring and undercarriage to meet the different construction requirement.
Compared with similar model, the advantages of Finehope FZQ800D-40t are as follows:
1. On the condition that the tower mast, mechanism and electric system are general-purpose:
1.1 The crane will become into luffing jib tower crane if equipped with luffing jib.
1.2 The crane will become into level jib tower crane if equipped with level jib.
1.3 The crane will become into top kit tower crane if equipped with top kit jib.
2. All the abovementioned model can be updated into anchoring or internal climbing crane. Furthermore, the crane can become into stationary or mobile type via different undercarriage fixing method, i.e. embedded, crossbeam or travelling bogie.
3. Furthermore, the condition of anchoring or internal climbing can be updated to better performance via updating mechanism and jib.
4. The modular design and reservation of extending & updating interface can bring new experience to the end user.

Q:in the Open Boat by Stephen Crane, in part IV why are the characters not identified?: The characters are defined by their roles on the boat. Their previous experiences or personalities don't matter here. It is just the narrow repetitive experience of rowing and how they each contribute to it. Each character is Everyman, being thrown around by the merciless, indifferent hand of Fate. I think that Crane was squarely in the company of Naturalists (they think there's no such thing as individual agency, like Darwinism in fiction). The interesting thing to think about here is that one character has a name - Billie, the oiler. Why is this? He's the strongest, he's the most experienced and he's the one that dies. He's an individual to the reader but Fate doesn't care. I'm sure you can flesh the ideas out now.

Q:who has made a origami crane? how hard was it?: A okorder /

Q:I'm a bit confused as to what happened to him. I guess I skimed a bit at a certain important part of the book. When Seneca Crane's name was written on the dummy during training, why did the people gasp at the name written in berry juice? What happened to him? PS. I am at the begining of Mockingjay. So no spoilers please. (:: In the end of the first book, he was put in a room with a bowl in the middle. In the bowl, there were berries. Very deadly berries. This is significant because in the arena, Peeta and Katniss threatened the Capitol that they would eat them and kill themselves. If that happened, there would be no victor. President Snow wanted Seneca Crane to kill them. But Seneca Crane let there be two victors, instead of one or none. So, back to the point. Seneca Crane was punished because he couldn't listen to the president's orders. So, he was put in a room with no food, water, etc. If he got hungry he, he had to eat the berries. So, he died. I don't know how you missed that, but I hope this helps! :) I LUV U PEETA!

Q:Yea i need to write up a summary on that short story, but SERIOUSLY dont have time to read it because i have to study ever sentence to understand things lol.: The Open Boat Summary

Q:Two cranes can unload a ship together in 8 hours. The faster crane takes 12 hours less than the slower crane, if each were to unload the same ship alone. How long does it take for each crane to unload this ship?: Fast Crane = A unload x /hour Slow Crane = B unload y /hour A + B = 8 hours x /hour + y /hour = 8 hours (average rate) average rate = (x + y) / 2 so 8 hours = (x + y) / 2 and x + y = 16 since the slow crane is 12 hours longer, x must be 2 hours, since they will both take 2 hours and the slower crane will take 2 hours plus 12 hours equalling 14 hours. The rate of crane A is 2 hours to unload and the rate of crane B is 14 hours to unload. The average rate for both to unload is 8 hours. There were certain assumptions made to solve this puzzle and it is not clear how they actually operate on the ship while unloading. ~~ The most practical way to unload the ship is *NOT* to use the slower crane since it takes longer for them to work combined, than for the faster crane to work alone !! A tricky but fun question !! :-b

Q:How do you calculate ground bearing pressure for cranes?: pressure is equal to force/area therefore, the ground bearing pressure would equal the (weight of the crane + the weight of the load) / area of the base of the crane.

Q:I have got a ton of Mosquito Hawks in my house. Should I just let them be or will the problem get worse? Plus I read they dont bite humans but will the bite rabbits? I have 2 house rabbits that I am concerned about.: So called mosquito eaters, mosquito hawks, or skeeter eaters. Unlike mosquitoes, crane flies are weak and poor fliers, so they can be caught easily and without much effort. Despite their common names, crane flies do not prey on mosquitoes, nor do they bite humans. Adult crane flies feed on nectar and consume roots such as turf grass as in backyard lawns.(So they won't be preying on your rabbits) Their life cycle is very brief, so you shouldn't have to worry about them multiplying. They are also weak and poor fliers, so they can be caught easily.

Q:Hi, I'd like to know what a crane symbolises in the asian(?) culture. any other meaningful symbols do list.: The cranes' beauty and their spectacular mating dances have made them highly symbolic birds in many cultures with records dating back to ancient times. Crane mythology is widely spread and can be found in areas such as the Aegean, South Arabia, China, Korea, Japan and in the Native American cultures of North America. In northern Hokkaidō, the women of the Ainu people, whose culture is more Siberian than Japanese, performed a crane dance that was captured in 1908 in a photograph by Arnold Genthe. In Korea, a crane dance has been performed in the courtyard of the Tongdosa Temple since the Silla Dynasty (646 CE). In Mecca, in pre-Islamic South Arabia, the goddesses Allat, Uzza, and Manah, who were believed to be daughters of and intercessors with Allah, were called the three exalted cranes (gharaniq, an obscure word on which 'crane' is the usual gloss). See The Satanic Verses for the best-known story regarding these three goddesses. The Greek for crane is Γερανο? (Geranos), which gives us the Cranesbill, or hardy geranium. The crane was a bird of omen. In the tale of Ibycus and the cranes, a thief attacked Ibycus (a poet of the 6th century BCE) and left him for dead. Ibycus called to a flock of passing cranes, who followed the murderer to a theater and hovered over him until, stricken with guilt, he confessed to the crime. Pliny the Elder wrote that cranes would appoint one of their number to stand guard while they slept. The sentry would hold a stone in its claw, so that if it fell asleep it would drop the stone and waken.

Q:They seem to be the tallest thing around, so what put them up?: They are self-elevating. They jack themselves up. It was the invention of the self-elevating crane and the self service elevator which made popular tall buildings. In older cities, such as Paris, the height of a building was limits by the number of flights of stairs people were willing to climb.

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