Aluminum alloy inner-suspended Lattice Gin Pole for tower erection

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1.Aluminum alloy A-shape lattice gin pole;
2.Safety factor:2.5
3.Length:7.5m~21m
4.Allowable vertical load:4~15T

Aluminum alloy A-shape lattice Gin Pole

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Q: 97 dodge avenger 2.5L V6 front wheel drive 4speed auto.For a little while now i felt a really light jerk type feeling in the engine during light accleration, shruged it off for needing tune-up and plan to take care of it on my next day off. Well today my speedometer droped about 40 MPH then right back to normal. Then a little bit later in the day it's doing the same but also at the same time as that problem the car will jerk like it's trying to stop itself. I then hit a hill where i had to lightly accelrate to keep speed and the jerking i shurged off started again but pretty heavy this time along with the speedometer droping. And then ontop of that the radio kept shutting itself on and off. I have no clue what's going on anymore and if these are related anyone please give me a little advice i'd be very thankful.: With the radio going on and off I would think you have an electrical problem. Your voltage regulator may be hanging up on high. At first I thought you were having a transmission problem but maybe both.

Q: I might be starting a job doing industrial electric, and I want to make sure I can read the blue prints good. I am recently graduated from high school and have a vo-tech background in electrical, only no blue print reading. I know how to read schematics, ladder diagrams, and residential blue prints, but how different are industrial and residential blueprints? Does anyone know a site where I can look at some industrial electric blueprints? I know when i get there they will be able to teach me how to read it, but I figured I would try to save everyone some time and see what I can figure out before I get there.: What you really need is a good book. Get a copy of Ugly's Electrical References by George V. Hart. You need to know what the symbols mean as to what they physically are. Those blue prints won't be a whole lot different in some respects from what the residential blue prints are. Ugly's will prove to be an invaluable aid to you. When you get the job, if you don't understand something, ask, they expect you to not know a lot of things. You are going in as an apprentice, so you are there to do a lot of hard work, and to learn as you go. If you are given the opportunity to go to any schools, go. If you should get the chance to go to ant schools for fiber optics, go, in fact, seek it out for yourself, even if it means night school. The pay is great, and there is always a demand for those who are trained in fiber optics installation, and repair.

Q: Greetings, I've noticed that my electrical power company is constantly sending me a reports on how much electricity I am using with respect to my neighbors, kind of trying to get me to use less energy. I figured that if a company is in the business of selling something, it might as well encourage you to use more than you really need.Why is my utility encouraging me to use less electricity? Is it because they feel there's going to be a backlash against the industry once the word gets out that utilities are big drivers of global warming, and they are trying to do damage control ahead of time.Remember, we live in a capitalistic society where maximizing profit is key to keeping investors happy. I can understand the water company asking me to consume less water, as water is a scarce resource. Coalwe have lots and lots of it. Enough to burn for a few hundred years.: You may need to update your electrical equipment for more efficiency.

Q: i would like to know more about the functions of this room. What is the role of this room in electrical distribution in a building? What i know,an electrical components need to get through this room such as for lighting+ac, power socket, and essential power.: A riser room is where the electrical distribution equipment ( Switchgears and Panels) that supplies the electrical systems of the building is located. Electrical conduits that feed the various equipment, A/C units and sub panels and fire pumps originate here.

Q: I bought an appliance and it says I need a 15 amp NEMA (standard) outlet to plug it into. The picture looks like that of a household plug outlet, 2 prongs and 1 bar, but drawing is round instead of oval. Says if not available to call electrician. Are these the same (household outlet and the NEMA 15 amp)?: NEMA okorder

Q: Been using mercury Monterrey (2004) for my mobile DJ for about 2 years and a am working on changing it because i don't think the van can handle the amount of equipment i have right now. Advice Needed please- Should i still go for Van or Truck - please explain why: Van. Better security and if you get caught in the rain, better protection of the electrical equipment.

Q: can you please list me responsibilities of house wiring?for example: make sure you are safe from any electrical equipment, wear gloves.thanks: You should never work on a circuit that's live or has electricity in it. Always make sure the circuit breaker is shut off and is labeled as being worked on so somebody else doesn't turn it on. Other than that, do the work according to the electrical code in your area.

Q: Are you taught job skills required to work for a company? or are you trained to specifically do a job like they trust your knowledge and teach you specifics?: Simply put: You are expected to know all the ways the job can be done. They will tell you which way they want it done.

Q: I have to declare a major in my schools engineering program at the end of this semester, and I was wondering what type of working enviroments I would probably be in with either major and a bachelors/masters degree? What are the jobs like in each major? Desk/factory/lab etc? I know there are lots of options in each program, but what are most of the jobs in each respective industry like? Thanks!: There are more USA jobs in electrical engineering than chemical engineers (see the source below) which may explain why I don't see that many chemical engineers. The few people I know who where chemist or chemical engineer moved into others fields. The one exception was a friend in college that I loss touch. Last I heard he working in production. All the EE that I know work in desk or lab work with occasional developmental testing of equipment in the field.

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