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Introduction

The JXL trolley mechanism is a self-designed new product based on the advanced foreign technology, and got the national utility mode patents.

The JXL trolley mechanism constitutes torque motor, half built-in planetary reduction gear wound roll, rack, and other components, which has advantages of smooth shift from the brake, transmission efficency, low noise, compact structure, and brakeing safe, reliable, accruate positioning, pleasing in appearance, and other characteristics.

After changing variable-frequency speed regulation motor and electronic system, the institutions can be changed to JXF trolley mechanism, which has the advantages of zero velocity brake, starting speed more stable and is more suitable to large tower crane and the trolley running on a demanding place.

Performance parameters

Model:15JXF16

Motor Power(KW):15

Rated single rope tension (N):16000

Single-rope linear velocity(m/min):0-62

Rope capacity(m):85

Wire rope diameter(mm):13

Relevant parameter of the suitable tower crane

--Max lifting load(t):32

--Max crest(m):87

trolley mechanism 15JXF16

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Q:How do they erect those giant cranes used for constructing tall buildings?: They build themselves actually.... well the first part is assembled by a small crane but after that hydraulic lifts lift up the top section of the crane while the crane lifts up another mid section and places it underneath itself. cool huh?

Q:my 7 year old son swears that a crane jumper is a type of animal...any one heard of this??: I googled crane jumper and came up with nothing. Not to say there isn't such a creature, that could be a regional name for it, it might be called something else.

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Q:Mother, whose heart hung humble as a button the bright splendid shroud of your son,Do not weep. War is kind. Please help thanks for reading: This is a very critical and harsh poem. Stephen Crane seems to have a more pessimistic outlook on life than other poems he has written, and nowhere else does that pessimistic outlook come through in his poetry than here. The pattern of the poem affixes a cynical, satirical statement after every statement of War is kind. For example, War is kind, Hoarse booming drums of the regiment, little souls who thirst for fight, these men were born to drill and die. The unexplained glory flies above them. Especially when Crane says the unexplained glory flies above them, he is making a powerful statement by questioning whether all the death and destruction is really worth it. This questioning is very important, because many wars are not really for what they seem to be for. There are exceptions of course, perhaps World War II and the fight to end the holocaust, perhaps the Civil War and the fight to end slavery, but for the most part, wars are usually conflicts between cultures over natural resources and disagreements over cultural values. The glory of war, the patriotism, the nationalism; Crane is trying to state that all of these emotions we associate with most wars are really made up so that generally people will feel better about their actions in the long term. Crane questions whether or not war is ever really worth anything to anybody in this poem. Crane clearly does not think so, considering the level of sarcasm he uses throughout the poem, especially at the end when he powerfully states Mother whose heart hung humble as a button On the bright splendid shroud of your son, Do not weep. War is kind. This is very powerful, and Crane very clearly points out that the glory of war and honor of battle are not worth much to a parent whose son has died, or wife whose husband has died, or child whose father has died. Crane's questioning of warfare is very relevant in today's war when we are as a country in what many people would call a meaningless war.

Q:Well I folded 100 or so cranes from cheap origami paper (red, yellow, green and blue) before I decided that I could fold 1000 cranes a reality. My dilemma is, do I keep the 100 cranes I did and fold 900 of them to fulfill my wish? Or if I discard the 100 cranes and fold 1000, will my wish be granted on the 900th crane? The reason I want to discard the 100 cranes is because it's for my wedding and the color placement of the old cranes isn't fitting at all.Yes I'm aware it's not scientific or realistic, but it's more of faith, I'm not dumb.: Consider what you would like your 100 cranes to mean. Attach strings to your 100 cranes and then hang them in a tree etc so that the wind may carry your prayers where they need to go. Then start again to create the 1000 paper cranes you want for your wedding. PS: The making of the paper cranes involves an act of faith, not the right colour to match your wedding plans. In Japan, the crane represents peace and healing. When we consider the famous Japanese art-form of paper folding (origami) the crane comes to mind before all else. Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes (1977), a non-fiction children’s book written by American author Eleanor Coerr, tells the story of young Sadako Sasaki who lived in Hiroshima at the time of the atomic bombing. Sadako developed leukaemia as a consequence, and lived out the remainder of her short life in a nursing home desperately trying to create one thousand paper cranes. Supposedly, if someone could make a thousand paper cranes his/her wish would come true. Sadako wanted to live. Sadly, she only managed to fold 644 cranes. After her death, friends and family folded the remainder, and buried her with the one thousand paper birds. Today, a statue of Sadako holding an enormous golden origami crane stands in the Hiroshima Peace Park. People regularly leave paper cranes. The plaque on the statue reads “This is our cry. This is our prayer. Peace on Earth.”

Q:Do they have to be taken apart... if so, how are they taken apart... by another crane? - but how did that one get there etc etc: lattice type cranes are always disasembled to be transported. mobile cranes such as truck cranes drive on the road without having to be taken apart. Rough Terrain cranes are loaded onto a carrier to be transported.

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