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trolley mechanism 4D3V2

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Introduction

According to the France Potain Companys mature technologies and requirements, the series of the mechanism of the buggy is designed, and it is consitituted with the three-phase asynchronous motor torque, the inner planetery reduction gear, wound roll, rack, and other componets.Through voltage regulation and an eddy current brake role can be low, medium, high rate, the electrical own electromagnetic disc brake, a brake steady speed, brake safe, reliable, accurate positioning, the most suitable for Potain tower crane series and replace imported products.

Performance parameters

Model:4D3V2

Rated stalling torque of torque motor(N.M):75

Rated single rope tension (N):2500

Single-rope linear velocity(m/min):0-58

Rope capacity(m):46

Relevant parameter of the suitable tower crane

--Max lifting load(t):5

--Max crest(m):48

Q:What association does Wing Chun have with Fujian White Crane (Tiger-crane) kung fu?
Wing Chun Fist is derived from White Crane Fist and Snake Fist. The original name of the White Crane Fist is Eng Chun Bai He Quan. The Eng Chun part is the Fukienese dialect for Wing Chun, which is the name of the Village it derived in. It is also pronounced Yong Chun White Crane Fist and from it is where Wing Chun derives its Fajing technique known as 1 inch punch. The 5 Ancestor style is Ngo Cho Kuen or Wu Zu Quan, again - dialectal differences. It is also a Fukienese Art. Wing Chun, a Southern Shaolin Style is NOT related in ANY way to Hsing I Chuan, which is of Wu Tang/Taoist origin. Goju Ryu has some White Crane Influence but is derived from the Hakka Arts like Southern Mantis, Bak Mei and the like. Tiger Crane and White Crane are not related. The crane in the Hung Family Boxing is more the Tibetan White Crane and not the Fujian Crane. There is a mix up in the history which makes it a bit complicated. Gee Sim was from the Northern Shaolin School and went south to the Fukien temple to escape the Ching. He taught there, met Hung Hei Koon and taught him Tiger Fist. Gee Sim and Hung also left Fukien because of the Ching and went to Guandong and there is where Hung Fist developed into what it is today. The White Crane Fist of Fujian/Fukien came from the 18 Lohan Style Fang Chi Niang learned from her Father, who was a student at the Fukien temple, and mimicry of Crane movements. These styles, Crane and Hung were being developed around the same time but hundreds of miles apart. It is known that Wong Fei Hung trained in Lama Pai aka Tibetan Crane and also he is credited with creating the Tiger Crane Form aka Fu Hok. I hope this helps.
Q:Does anyone have any info on John B. Crane?
Do you mean the Lecturer John B. Crane of the Redpath Chautauqua Collection? Thats the only one I know.
Q:What is the book about?Is it a good one?
My teacher read it to my class a few years ago so its kinda hard to remember, but it was about a girl living in Japan who gets diagnosed with a disease (i think cancer, but i'm not sure) and she beleived from the old Japanese story, that if you make a 1001 paper cranes, you would be granted a wish. Of course her wish would have been to live without the disease. Though, sadly, before she could make 1001 paper cranes, she lost to the disease and died. It had some really sad parts in it too, like how her best friend in the hospital with her died too. Also, this was a true story Her school desided to finish making the cranes for her, (which was very sweet) :) Our school also did it too hope you read it!
Q:I have learned how to make crane but I just can't! I've watched about 6-7 videos for it and i still don't get it!
If that doesn't help at all , try pictures with words . Here are my two favourite sites . They have good instructions and pictures . Really simple to understand .
Q:Recently, it seems that any time my front door is open for any period of time, crane flies start migrating inside. I would like to find a way to keep them out when the door is open. Are crane flies attracted to electric bug zappers?
I'm sure they are, but keep it away from your house or you're going to be attracting more bugs and have them dead near your house.
Q:They;re ENORMOUS!!! Do they take them apart or something?
Large cranes are dismantled and sections are placed on numerous flatbed semi-trucks and transported to other locations. Typically this is done early morning, or late evening when traffic is at its minimum. Sections are typically no longer that 60' in length.
Q:It's got to be the most famous of all designs in the art.
I can actually I made a thousand of them one time I learned in 8th grade and it stuck with me.
Q:The Wayfarerby Stephen Crane The wayfarer, Perceiving the pathway to truth, Was struck with astonishment. It was thickly overgrown with weeds. Ha, he said, I see that none has passed here In a long time. Later he saw that each weed Was a singular knife. Well, he mumbled at last, Doubtless there are other roads.I understand that it is about a person taken the easy way out, but what other underlying meanings are there?
Stephen Crane Poems
Q:Before the Advent of the Railroad Steam Recovery Crane Car (pictures below), how were Locomotive Steam Engines recovered after a derailment from the 1830's to the 1890's?
Block and tackle. Some disassembling required. Consider this Stonewall Jackson raided Grafton WV and took several locomotives over land to a southern rail head. The special equipment was developed due to increased engine size. When steam cranes were/are used temporary tracks are laid at the wreck site for several reasons. one of which is to get equipment in and the other is to haul the wreckage out. The actual number of cranes required depended on the engine/s in the wreck, location on the wreck, skill of the operators and extent of damage. If the locomotive was damaged to much, it might be cut up. If the location was too difficult for recover, they were abandoned or buried. Rumor has it that there are several locomotives left at the bottom of slides awaiting for some one with enough money to recover them for restoration. Like the story of legend concerning a 1953 Corvette in a old barn. Hope that answers all your questions.
Q:A heavy concrete panel is being lifted into position in a building by means of a crane (see figure below). The tension of 1.78 x 10^4 N in the supporting cable produces a torque with respect to point O. (Let L = 46.3 m.)
The crane contributes a torque of 495,979.8 Newton-meters. 1.78e+4 * 46.3 * cos(53.0) = 495,979.8 ...but this is not the total (net) torque. There is also a torque due to the weight of the concrete slab - torque we are ignoring since we do not know the weight of the slab.

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