Q:The gas cooker joint is pagoda shaped. Can it fall down and connect with bellows joint directly?

Only when the thread and the sealing form are the same.The utility model relates to a gas cooker joint, which is an interface for introducing gas into a gas rangeA pagoda shaped joint of a gas cooker is a terminal joint used for connecting a hose to a device. It is only one of the many conversion joints used by the gas interface of the gas appliance to connect to the user's pipe

Q:Lets say i am in 5th gear, i see some traffic ahead of me that is moving but its just really slow. I will downshift to 2nd, but i sometimes feel like the car is going to stall because it is going so slow. I do not want to full stop because the traffic IS moving, and i do not downshift to 1st. What do you normally do in this situation. It happens a lot to me during stop SIGNS. when i am waiting in line at stop SIGNS.another question is speed bumps: lets say i am in 2nd gear and i approach a speed bump. i start braking but as soon as i hit the speed bump my car starts to shake and rumble. should i press the clutch in as i go over speed bumps and just re-accelerate in the same gear? or what?

While it was true at one time that players lost teeth sooner or later, I think you will find that since most young players have to wear not only a helmet but a full face shield until they are out of junior, iIt's hard to knock out a guys Chiclets through a cage. Many NHLers today also use an internal guard which can protect them to some extent. It's the same kind of guard used in boxing and the martial arts. Another thing to consider is that modern dentistry can replace teeth so those partials or plates are a thing of a past. And since hockey players make good dough, they can get their smile fixed up for those post game interviews. I played over twenty years and never lost a tooth. I broke my arm, had a concussion and had my nose flattened on two occasions. But hockey never caused me to lose a tooth. I did break a tooth once on an extraordinarily hard Corn Pop though.

Q:My drive writes fine on Verbatim brand discs but it refuses to write the same files on Memorex or HP brands. Please help.

if the smoke detector is mains operated i would change it for a detector with lithium battery back up which should last for ten years so no need to replace the battery every year but make sure you test it each week look on AICO web site for model numbers

Q:I am looking for a autocad add on program that will allow me to insert pipe fittings, flanges, ect. ect. I prefer the pull down menus those are really nice. The thing is, is I don't know much about piping so a program that takes the guess work out would be nice. one example is i don't know how much to trim off of a pipe in order to connect a welded 90 to the end of it. one major problem is it would have to be compatible with 2009 LT. But any suggestions would be helpful i may be able to convince my boss to purchase the full version of acad.

A smoke alarm is typically a self-contained smoke sensor and alarm-sounding unit. A fire alarm may be nothing more than an electric bell with a manual switch to turn on the bell when there is a reason to evacuate the building. Or a fire alarm may have smoke and heat sensors, in addition to manual pull stations, and distributed sounders that include the ability to broadcast recorded messages about evacuation, or to broadcast specific instructions, like a public address system.

Q:keeping us in line with their fire hoses billy clubswhile the rich get richer and we have hard lives?

People falling from great heights have survived, typically occupants jumping from aircraft with a failed parachute or without a parachute hac ve survived if they fall into deep snow, or crash into a tree, the branches of which snap off slowing then down in a similar way to the silly suggestion about people jumping up at intervals to slow the rate of fall. I watched a deliberate jump from an aircraft video on Youtube a little while ago. The jumper did slow himself down by using skydiving techniques, and flew into a huge stack of cardboard boxes. There were incidents in wartime where occupants of crashing planes survived by hitting deep snow drifts, but that was just luck. I also remember a true story film made about a young girl who was aboard an aircraft that exploded above the rain forests. She fell to the ground still strapped in the aircraft seat, and her impact was lessened by entering the trees as mentioned, with some protection from the seat. She sustained some injuries, but was lost in the jungle, was able to feed and get water, and luckily was able to contact people many days later. She had maggots in her wounds, which played a part in keeping her alive with her injuries. She also, was very lucky, if not lucky that the plane came apart in the first place. She was the sole survivor.

Q:If ghosts are said to give off cold spots, how come when a ghost appears on a thermal imaging device, the area is hot/warm?

I think they want you to write down the quantity of each type of fitting used in the experiment. There are formulae that can determine the flow rate, pressure, etc. based on the type of fittings used in a pipe run. For example, if you have a 45 degree elbow, then a straight, another 45, and finally a 90 and is a total of 15 feet long, this may be equivalent to a straight run that is 50 feet long. Knowing how these fittings affect the flow rate and outlet pressure helps in selecting the correct size pump. Hope this helps.

Q:my work blocked myspace!! how do i get on

An over-pressurized vessel with domed heads will usually fail by a split along the side. The shape of the split can vary and the horizontal or vertical trajectory is unpredictable. A vessel with flat heads will fail with a split in the head and the trajectory can be expected to be vertical with a bottom failure. Again the trajectory is unpredictable, but not a much. The failure is not because of the pipe fittings. They actually provide localized reniforcement. The weakness problem is due to the flat shape of the end of the vessel. In either case the odds are 100% that it will go somehow upward and not down. The real danger is not the trajectory of the vessel. If within a house it probably is not going to go very far before it is empty. The real danger is the huge amount of suddenly released, superheated steam which has indeed exploded houses and killed occupants.

Q:What are some science lab rules?

A muff is a fitting used for joining pipes without threads

Q:Where do people park at the fire hydrant factory?

pvc (polyvinyl chloride good luck

Q:Poll: Have you ever worn a pair of safety goggles and laughed when you looked at yourself in a mirror?

i can't give you a dollar amount but you have issues. from what you say i would consider taking everything out from the meter to the house and doing the sewer lines too. is it a slab foundation or peer and beam? too broad to answer 3500.00 to 5 K depending on this and that. and that's just a guess. not good, that's fer sure. GL to you. jim,