Q:What are the common mechanical processing methods?

The lathe is mainly used for machining shafts, disks, sleeves and other workpieces with revolving surfaces. It is the most widely used machine tool in machine building and repair factories

Q:WHY DO THE VIRUSES USE THE CELL MACHINERY OF A LIVING CELL TO MULTIPLY?

Viruses aren't microbes, they aren't considered living organisms since they don't have a metabolism. Because of this they require a cell-host to multiply. They use the cell's machinery as you said to reproduce and then kill it. The cell-host is perfect since it has all the enzymes and things needed to make the proteins, and copy the DNA or RNA the virus consists of. Hope I helped :) Timothy well said :)

Q:machineries for solvent extraction procedures and steam distillation procedures to extract oil from jasmine flowers

Jasmine okorder

Q:Trading of machinery, minerals, antiques

is worth two in the bush?

Q:Well the machinery is hydraulic and so it trips automtically after a certain temperature. It is because of the oil or pressure or what. What should I do in order to let it run for longer time. I mean it runs for few minutes.

you need to describe your question better. Is the high temp on the hydraulic system or the crusher system? If it is hydraulic, add an oil cooler to the system and depending on the temperature desired it could be an air or water cooler. If it is the crusher, you can lighten the feed rate or open it up a little to let air go through the machine. The other thing look at the set temperature for tripping and make sure the switch is set properly. The other thing is, is the crusher set up right for the material that you are crushing. You may have to adjust the mix of feed or put another crusher in line if you are overloading it. And all crushing is not the same. You can crush aluminum cans by just squeezing them into a block or you can shred them into bits with a shredder/crusher. Not clear what you are doing.

Q:Why do you think electrical machinery, scientific instruments and telecommunications equipment appear as well as in the table of exports?

B/c we make them, and sell the to buyers in foreign countries.

Q:Noah could build a ark in 100 years?Tell me could you build a pyramid today with the same tools the Egyptians had back then?It still baffles the mind.

I get the horrible feeling you are going to get someone saying aliens built the pyramids. Great point!

Q:My boyfriend is looking into becoming a heavy equipment operator, ive been looking for informations but i cant quite find any!I wanted to know things like is it in high demand and if he would make ok money? We live in Canada but if you live in the states ide still love to hear from you! So here are a few of my questions:-Do they make good money?-Do you have to move alot?-Is it a steady job, like an everyday thing?-Is it easy to move up in a company? (and possibly make more money?)Dont think im in this just for the money because im not :P i just think its important to make sure that you can support a family before you actually get into doing a job!Thanks a lot guys!!

what exactly will he want to do? technician or operator? what type of machine ? these fields aren't going anywhere and most of them are steady. pay can range from $30K - $40K depending where you live and your training level. as for moving up in the company.... no idea. it all depends if the company trains you or sends you out for more training. then yes, they will want to keep you longer if they are investing money in you and will give you raises to keep you happy.

Q:What types of machinery are needed to produce a computer and it's parts?BEST ANSWER 10 POINTS WITHIN THE HOUR!

Like from scratch? All of the parts? I would start with a factory which can build chips. You will need to produce all the chips in your computer; CPU, RAM, and a bunch of other chips for I/O access etc. Then you will need to produce the motherboard PCB. Then another factory to build hard drives and optical drives. Then another factory to build the case. Oh, yes, another one to build power supplies. But nobody builds computers like this. A manufacturer will make some parts but buy the rest from suppliers.

Q:You purchased a piece of machinery for $180,000. The machine's salvage value is $5,000 and its useful life span is 10 years. a) Using Straight Line Depreciation, what is the annual depreciation?b) Write an equation that relates Value to Time using the information given above.c) What would be the machine's value at the end of 6 years?d) What would be its value after 14 years?

a) (180,000 - 5,000) / 10 = $17,500 per year b) Value = Purchase Price - (Annual Depr. * Years in Service) Not sure if this is what you're looking for. c) 180,000 - (17,500 * 6) = $75,000 d) Anytime after 10 years, value will simply be Salvage Value ($5,000).