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Specifications

1. Max. punching capacity: dia 45mm* thi 35mm
2. Temperature Cooling system
3. CE certificate

Hydraulic Punching Machine

I. Features

*Full stroke adjustment.

*Low power inching and adjustable stroke.

*Large punch table with multi-purpose bolster removable table block for overhang channel/joist flange punching.

*Machines with very low maintenance requirements.

*Punch adaptors

*Swing away punch stripper unit

*Easy change punch holder

*Universal die bolster

Q: I cannot see that a electrode would be useful in a generator, is there a way?: According to Wikipedia: An electrode is an electrical conductor used to make contact with a nonmetallic part of a circuit (e.g. a semiconductor, an electrolyte or a vacuum). There is an example of an electrode used in generators, and all industrial/commercial electrical systems. It is called a grounding electrode. It is a metallic rod that is driven deep in to the dirt, to establish a contact with the background Earth voltage. Is the dirt a nonmetallic part of the circuit? Well, dirt often does contain metals in it, but it isn't dominantly metal, so it still is considered non-metallic. And we normally hope that the dirt isn't part of the circuit, but there is a chance that it can become part of the circuit, and that is generally why grounding electrodes are installed. The grounding electrode doesn't really play an active role in the operation of any of the electrical equipment. It is more of a safety feature, as a JUST IN CASE the insulation on the live wire fails. Suppose the live wire insulation fails, and the live wire contacts the metal structure of a device (that isn't intended to play an electrical role), and you as a human victim touch that metal structure. You are also standing on the ground, and the natural path of electric current from the metal structure to the ground is through your body. Unless of course, a better path is established in advance. And that is what a grounding electrode, and the rest of the grounding system does. It establishes electrical continuity with all metals that aren't intended to be electrically involved, so that any failure of the live wire will trip the circuit breaker before there is a chance that the human gets injured.

Q: i need what to do in a bad thunderstorm: definite. The turbulence interior a thunderstorm could nicely be very severe. in certainty, as a thunder cloud (cumulonimbus (cb)) is turning out to be, the air interior is being pushed up and large velocity and carried with it water particules. To fly with the aid of a cb is risky for the reason which you will positively stumble upon severe icing situations. Icing could reason subjects with the engines, besides as with the raise produced via and the soundness of the plane. it could additionally block static and pitot vents (required for various contraptions interior the airplane) whilst a thunderstorm is energetic, the water is in certainty too heavy and starts falling down interior the path of the cloud as hail or rain, yet this additionally reasons downdrafts (severe velocity wind transferring downwards) alongside with the updrafts this creates severe turbulence and in very great thunderstorms the rigidity from the downdrafts must be sufficient to rigidity an plane downwards in the direction of terrain. At airfields, physique of techniques and landings are no longer oftentimes allowed whilst an energetic thunderstorm is interior of sight because of this and likewise the prospect of windshear. With regards lightening - it is not the main deadly part of a thunderstorm in any respect. There are static wicks to disperse the electrical powered energy. in spite of the undeniable fact that, a marvelous flash can quickly degrade a pilots ingenious and prescient which isn't so risk-free. we've climate radar and could see the place they're and stay clear of them yet around the equator, multicell thunderstorms can selection for 100s of miles wherein case the very turbulent centres could be prevented yet patches which teach as lighter factors (amber on the climate radar) ought to nonetheless be flown with the aid of.

Q: I think that I might have opened a portal into another world. Yesterday I heard a recording off of the internet that didn't exist! Weird. Also, I have been hearing voices and sounds coming from the room where I think that the portal was opened. I am so freaked out. I have a lot of excess electrical equipment in this room and I feel a little bit uncomfortable with that. I'm wondering if the equipment is making me feel weird too. Does anyone have a similar experience? What should I do? I don't want to hang out with spirits!: sprinkle holy water, and pray Catholic exorcism prayer.

Q: 1 explain the difference btween a conductor and an insulator in terms of the transfer of electrons. Why are problems with static electricity common in winter than at other times of the year? How could any of these problems be reduced?Why is cleaning dusting more difficult in winter?List at least 2 reason why you think plastic materials are used to cover the copper wires in electrical equipment.: 1. In a conductor, electrons transfer easily from atom to atom. In an insulator, it is extremely hard to cause electrons to shift atom to atom. (edit) This means an electrical current cannot flow in an insulator, as electrons must move in a conductor. (end edit). 2. In winter, the air contains less moisture. Therefore static charges will not dissipate as quickly as they will in moist air, and are more easily generated. 3. For the above reason, moving dust particals can easily induce a charge in them, which will be of opposite polarity to the surface. They can be attracted back to the surface. Using a slightly moist cloth can help when dusting in winter. 4. Plastics etc. are electrical insulators. Plastic insulation is very easy to apply to a conductor by extrusion around the conductor, in a plastic extrusion machine. The material is heated to a suitable plastic constituency. Plastic insulations are NOT used in extreme heat or cold situations for conductors. If you live in the US, you will see lots of rubber insulated power leads, as plastics can get more brittle and fracture in cold conditions. Plasticity is the state between solid and liquid, which is where all plastics are worked. In fact, many materials other than plastics can be worked in a plastic state, even metals!

Q: A -INDIVIDUAL GROUNDS B -THROUGH AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER C- ONE COMMON GROUND D- NO MORE THAN 3 GROUNDS E- IN PARALLEL?: Ideally you want one common ground for everything. With multiple grounds, you might get voltage differences between ground points (if there are significant currents flowing) which can affect measurements. For noise isolation, some prefer to have separate grounds for power, analog and digital circuits which can be okay as long as you tie them together at a single-point ground.

Q: I payed the bill and put in the shutoff notice for the 18th, not the 16th! Jesus Christ! I still have shite I have to move!: My tolerance for incompetence gradually decreases as the temperature increases So let's see, it's a 100 degrees where you are, by my standards you should be packing ammo for a massive shooting spree.

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Q: hiwhenever there are clouds, lightning or clouds sparks strikes my house and damage my electrical equipments like tv, fan, lights. my house has an entrance from south side and have windows, doors openings from this side, i also have openings in north direction to access to my back verandah but no sparks fall from this side. The house have 3' high iron bars fencing at front wall of 5' height as well as on rear wall of 5'-6 height. Do i need to put one 1'-6 high lightning rod made up of copper and aluminium and placed it on the roof top of my house to arrest these lightning sparks whenever they fall or some lightning arrester or you have any good solution of my problem. my house is 39' wide and 52' in length and 33' high(including ground floor,first floor, second floor) and have flat roof top and its in haryana region. please suggest me what to do? i will be really grateful to youthanksbye: You Have the answer in your question you basically have to use a lightning arrestor an top of your house. But make sure that the earthing of it must be separate from your house earthing and try to maintain a earth voltage around 1Vlts preferably below 1 Volt. For more information on lightning arrestors go to the link below.

Q: Hey Guys !I just finished High school and I'm quite certain that Engineering is my first choice, however, I'm still a little bit hesitant. I'm choosing between electrical or mechanical! I think I like both majors and as far as I know Mechanical is the science of moving objects where you can get more hands-on experience , while electrical engineering is more imaginative. You can't really see electricity , thus it's more challenging ! To be honest , I like challenges but I don't want to end up regretting any decisions! Can anyone give me any insights , advices or opinions on both of majors ! What I'm going to study , what can I do , anything that could practically help me decide ! Thanks in advance: I believe you grasp the essential intellectual difference between the two fields. In the study of both disciplines there are laboratories where you build things. In electrical labs you build circuits, and in mechanical labs you use lathes, drill presses and milling machines to build mechanical devices. When you are out of school and working, you will most likely not be doing anything hands on except inspecting equipment, systems and facilities. Your principal work will be analyzing, documenting, reporting and creating design/construction documents. I had an orientation to both fields (mechanical and electrical) as from the time I was about 13 I rebuilt engines in a machine shop and loved to build all sorts of mechanical things on a farm. But I also liked to design and build receivers, transmitters, amplifiers, etc. Ulitmately, I was attracted more to electrical engineering because it seemed more esoteric and mysterious; but I think I would have been happy and successful in both fields, and possibly even in structural engineering. These fields apply math and the other sciences, and require creativity to find ideal solutions. Civil engineering seemed too mundane to me.

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