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Scaffolding scaffolding erection norms which requirements, who can say?
Scaffolding operators must be qualified through the examination of professional personnel, should be held on the card and do a regular physical examination, the operator must wear a helmet, fasten the seat belt, wear non slipIn the process of using frame control load less than ZkN/mZ2kN/ square meters, the prohibition of arbitrary demolition wall connecting rod and other safety facilitiesEach component and frame tube of the cantilever frame must be transmitted to the ground in timeWhen the shelf is removed, a fence or warning sign should be set up around it, and someone should be assigned to guard itFasteners and steel pipe diameter matching use, and the factory certificate. It is found that there is crack, deformation, the prohibition of the use of silkThe erection of temporary power lines and the grounding of the suspension frame and the lightning protection measures shall be carried out according to the national standards
I got an industrial/scaffold piercing a few months ago and currently have captive bead rings in (The piercer put those in after he pierced it). The piercings are now healed enough for me to change the piercing, and I found an industrial bar on ebay which I'd really like to order. Only problem is, it has two choices on the gauge thickness and length, and I don't know which mine is.The gauge sizes available are 1.2mm (16g) or 1.6mm (14g) , and the length options are 32mm, 35mm, 38mm.Does anyone know which would be the best to get? Thanks.
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Cells from an animal's muscles are processed with chemicals and they grow. The cells are transferred to a metal scaffold and are stimulated physically. In a few months, you have a big block of meat which can be ground and cooked. What do you have to add? Does this innovation mean the price of meat will become a very minor expense?
Sounds weird. When eaten I wonder how this experiment would affect the human body. It just might turn normal people into Liberals. If that's the case then I don't want anything to do with it.
I'm interested in a scaffold career in the oil rigs in the north sea
Sorry if I'm not serious, but go to Hong Kong as there they do scaffolding made of bamboo and 170 floors high ,2000mtrs above the sea level... Now that is serious...
scaffold, where to buy?
Unless you need it constantly it might be cheaper to rent as most contractors do. Home Depot, Safeway Rentals or most any tool and equipment rental outfit rents it at pretty reasonable rates.
Erection of scaffolding accessories
Erection of scaffolding accessories:Door frame should be installed from one end to the other end of the extension, and layer by layer to change the direction of the set, not the opposite. After the completion of one step, should check and adjust its level and verticality. Scaffolding should be built around the building, continuous, synchronous erection elevation, in the form of a closed structure around the building; if not closed, the scaffold should be added at both ends of the wall.
how did they turn the cells into a polymer for the heart scaffold ?
May have misunderstood. The heart is gently stripped of cells by using a detergent - this leaves the extracelllular matrix - a polymer of collagen - inert and insoluble. New cells (stem cells) will then be added to the structure to repopulate it with living heart muscle which gain coordination and structure from the matrix.
If you have two workers say standing on a scaffolding, their are downward forces from the weight of the workers along with the weight of the scaffold, and upward forces from tension suspending the scaffolding in place. The opposite forces add to zero and thus the scaffolding remains at rest.My question has to do with what would occur if more/less workers were on the scaffolding. It appears to me that the scaffolding would always remain at rest. Would there always be a ΣF=0 regardless of the amount of workers? As the decreases in weight from removing a worker would also cause the tension force to be weaker? And vice versa if there were more workers?I
You are correct so long as the scaffolding is not allowed to move. I.e. the cables suspending it are locked and not unwinding from their spools as more workers get on. More weight added would necessarily increase the tension in this type of case. However, if, when another worker got on and the tension could not increase for what ever reason, a downward acceleration would take place that is proportional to the worker's weight. Hope that clears things up.