Q:any one can give me address for forged hook for crane?

here okorder /

Q:I have to read this book for an AP class next year. I did read the book and i don't understand how i can discuss the setting and its possible relationship to the theme. I looked stuff up on the internet and I've asked other people who have read the book and they're just as confused as I am. I need help!

I can't tell you what to write or what you see as the theme but one of the themes in the book is man versus nature. Maybe you could discuss the setting as part of nature and what Crane seems to be saying about it. One thing that might help is a poem Crane wrote which explains how he sees things. Maybe you already know it. It's titled A man said to the universe A man said to the universe, Sir, I exist! However, replied the universe the fact has not created in me a sense of obligation. An indifferent universe. Not unlike how Thomas Hardy saw things.

Q:How to improve the stability of tower crane

Increase the overall weight of the base and weight, the tower structure to be strengthened.Crane wire rope is phosphate coated steel wire, galvanized steel wire, stainless steel wire rope, the use of atmospheric environment, patented technology to produce manganese phosphating coating of steel wire rope has the longest lifespan, heavy corrosion environment optimization of hot galvanized wire rope double - phosphating coating.

Q:Four for crane, two for insurance, two for insurance. What does that mean?

Refers to the air switch and the electric leakage protector in the electric tray.

Q:We need to purchase spare parts. If there are any supplier in the ASEAN region as possible. We are in urgent need . We are from Viet NamThank you.Email : tuanhuynh62@yahoo,com

they claim to have what you need. Good luck, I bet it's near impossable to get parts over there. You have a lot of work?

Q:i am having trouble finding out 2 points that Stephen Crane makes about courage in this story. can anyone please help me? =(

Please see the website below for much more information. There are many good notes about the book, The Red Badge of Courage. Chapter 11 Fear of Battle 7: The burst of courage that Henry feels is purely produced by the actions of those around him; he feels compelled to be like the idealized warriors he perceives the men in front of him to be. Yet, his internal doubt of being able to fulfill the social expectations that he feels ultimately holds him back from acting on this burst of courage. Chapter 12 Fear of Battle 8: With Wilson's newfound maturity comes an acceptance of battle, which is neither the quaking fear of the new regiment or the biting sarcasm of the veteran soldiers. This is the first glimpse of the true internal strength that Henry searches for within himself. It is a glimpse of something that does not surface often among the soldiers who have found it, for Henry sees that the veterans often cover up this internal strength with a cocky sarcasm that is both imposing and difficult to see through. Chapter 17 Fear of Battle 9: Fear of battle has perhaps given way to something more subtle; with Henry's acceptance of battlefield reality comes a more pervasive feeling of injustice that Henry felt on the previous day when he felt pushed along by his regiment. This feeling is one of a desperate helplessness, breeding an all-encompassing hatred. This sense of hate, ironically, helps Henry to achieve the storybook ideal of the warrior, and find inner peace.

Q:Just wondering i am so confused

It's a crane thing. Seriously though - overhead crane, gantry or polar crane!

Q:how do you make one of them, put me through sep by step with photos.

www.okorder / this is pictures the site Tisha R mentioned is good too, so see which one you like best. hope i helped!

Q:Could anyone tell me how they erect a construction crane.Some how they just are suddenly THERE, as If by magic.It seems as though the Boom part of the crane must be kind of JACKED up into place.That is the only way I can see them getting those GIANT concrete blocks into the back end of the boom. It doesn't seem possible otherwise. The only other thing I can thing of is the bulk of the pieces are brought in by helicoper and attached.Everything kind of makes sence except the Giant concrete blocks used as a counter weight. ALSO, if the blocks are needed to act as counterweigth to the CRANE itself..why doesn't the Crane fall over when it picks stuff up???

How do they erect the construction cranes? Not very well according to the news of them toppling down of late. Seriously, the cranes are lifted upward one or two floors at a time as the building progresses upward - this is usually accomplished by pulling them up into place with heavy cables and powered winches.