Q:Will Denny Crane lose his first case on an upcoming episode of Boston Legal?

Denny Crane lose a case? Are you crazy? Denny Crane might lose a few more memory brain cells, but never a case. Then he wouldn't be Denny Crane. Denny Crane!

Q:My science teacher wants to know why cranes make work easier rather than just lifting an object yourself. She refers to the formula of force x distance. So i have to compare (in a way) the work of a human lifting an object and a crane lifting an object. Grrrr.... I hate this project!

The type of crane she is referring to ia a simple pole with a fulcrum placed between the person operating the crane, and the mass to be lifted. Imagine a weightless pole with a rope tied to one end attached to a mass of weight 224 lbs The pole is 9 feet long Let's say the human weighs 112 lbs, or half of what is to be lifted. Without a crane, it will be difficult to lift that much and swing it around. With the crane, though, let's look at the advantage when a fulcrum is placed under the pole and the person pushes down on the pole to lift the weight. First, note that gravity is in favor of the person to use their weight on the pole. Using physics, with the fulcrum place at x from the mass to be lifted, the downward force of the person is F*(9-x)=224*x or F=224*x/(9-x) now plug in some values for x and compute the force: x F 4.5 224 3.5 143 2.5 86 1.5 45 0.5 13 I started by placing the fulcrum exactly in the middle and then moving the fulcrum in increments of 1 foot closer to the weight to be lifted Notice that the more pole towards the person pressing down, the less force the person has to apply to lift the weight. Also, note that when the fulcrum is in the middle, the person must apply a downward force equal to the weight - which willl be difficult foir a person that weighs 112lbs. However, once the fulcrum is placed 2.5 ft from the weight, the person only need apply 86 lbs of downward pressure. Leverage. j

Q:I'm talking about one of the ones where the cabin and the worker is high up in the air. You cant exactly remove a part of the bottom of the cranes structure because it would fall on top of you but you cant remove the cabin because its so high up and what can get up that high to remove it except another crane BUT how did that get built ?Thank you.

A tower crane is usually assembled by a telescopic crane of smaller lifting capacity but greater height and in the case of tower cranes that have risen while constructing very tall skyscrapers, a smaller crane (or derrick) will sometimes be lifted to the roof of the completed tower to dismantle the tower crane afterwards. A self-assembling tower crane lifts itself off the ground using jacks, allowing the next section of the tower to be inserted at ground level.

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 can I get rid of what looks like small crane flies in my yard and house. they seem to get in the grass?

This a common problem. You have a hole in your door and a hidden stink in your house. Another way to get rid of them is you buy a bug spray, turn it on, then leave the house for 1-3 hours.

Q:i want to buy china tower crane,how to cantact the manufacture?

Jinan Jinkui Construction Machinery Co., Ltd, one of the famous manufacturers for tower crane in China, has been rated the best suppliers in tower crane industry in China for three consecutive years. Also the exportation of tower crane has been taking a leading position in domestic China. The perfect after sales service is one of the reasons for you to choose Jinkui tower crane of China

Q:Does a crane have a pulley?AND....Is an axe a wedge?THANX CUZ I DONT KNOW WHAT IM DOING, AND OMG IM SO GOING TO FAIL MY TEST BECAUSE IM SO DUMB.

Yes, a crane has a pulley in order to reduce the workload. Each time there is a loop of the pulley made the workload is reduced.

Q:↑ pretty much explains itself. (:~Animal_Lover

no why not justr learn how to make one its free

Q:dynamic force on crane when a load of 37k falls 1',2' 3'or 4'?

Need more information. In general, the answer is that the dynamic load depends on how quickly the payload decelerates. The dynamic load will be the mass of the payload times the peak deceleration rate. In a strength calculation, do not forget to include the static weight component of the load. The deceleration depends on the elasticity of the cables supporting the load. If the crane has a flexible supporting structure, then that could also affect the result. (You didn't say whether the crane is the traveling overhead hoist type usually seen in a factory - which typically has a stiff support - or the cantilevered truss type seen on construction sites - where the support might have a little flexibility.)

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.