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Potain Tower Crane--MC200A

Potain Tower Crane--MC200A

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Model: MC200A (Fixed )
Hook Height:59.7m
Jib Length: 60m
Mast Section:2m×2m×3 m
Max. Load:10t
Load at Jib End:2.4t
Hoisting Winch:55RCS25/75LVF25
Slewing Mechanism:RCV145
Trolley Winch:5D3V4
Nominal Power:74KVA 400V(+10%-10%)  50HZ

Q: What is the most likely reason that Crane never tells us the lieutenant's name in episode of war?
The Stephen Crane Society Stephen Crane did not have a middle name. Stephen Crane is buried in ... Would a person be more likely to receive a wound when bravely charging the enemy .... I would be most grateful if you could tell me where I could find this please? .... An Episode of War. How does the facts that the lieutenant is rationing ..
Q: What makes a crane so strong?
Cranes are built using a structural technique called a truss which is characterized by looking like a series of triangles connected together. That structure prevents the members from having to resist any bending loads. All of the truss members experience only tension and compression, no bending. That is an extremely efficient structure which is why they can be so strong without being monstrously heavy. Or if you prefer the short answer, engineers make the crane so strong.
Q: What do you do after you made 1000 paper cranes. I know you string them up, but storing them is hard. Do you ceremoniously burn them or what? When can they be gone? This is the missing link in the story I want to know. I have 846 and I want to know what to do after I'm done.
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Q: I have recently mounted a Meiller MK 40 R / 2 crane on my truck and I wonder if my truck's hydraulic pump can support it without problems. I have a Mercedes-Benz 813 truck of 1987 and the crane is more or less the same years by the way. Should I change my truck's pump?
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Q: can anyone tell me the principle under which a GANTRY CRANE works..........Suggest me some websites which gives details about the working of gantry crane ....please help me......
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Q: With hi-rise buildings being constructed left and right, i was just wondering, how do they raise cranes? this has really been bugging me for a time now..
I think you mean tower cranes, you will notice on these cranes that there is small size pieces and on larger piece with hydraulic jack, when they want to extend the crane , they insert the smaller size piece into the large piece and push up the upper part to insert the new piece and so on. There is also another type of cranes which is the climbing type, they are almost using the same principle but lifting up the crane it self using the concrete shaft
Q: how do u build a hydraulic crane using syringes. it's a science project. can u give me websites or if u know details.
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Q: More than meters of tower cranes must be equipped with red barrier lights at the top
however, tower cranes over 30 meters above the tower shall be equipped with red light on the top of the tower and jib.
Q: Vtwin doc helped me out with this dam thing recently Im thinking he has the 411! So here goes: My friends coil went bad and we used a single fire coil on a dual fire ignition. V twin doc showed me how to do that. But it still doesnt quite run proper. So here are the settings:Its set at 5900 R.P.M. limit,with advance slope at 9.the rear cylinder is set at 0.Its set on dual fire,its set on electric start.and its set on multi spark not single.Its a crane fireball hi 4e model 8-3100. It cranks for a bit before starting and runs a little rough at low R.P.M. ran just fine with the stock coil.
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Q: Is Fireplace Crane a modern term for the swing-out metal arms that hang over a fireplace for cooking? e.g. like in dutch ovens or pots/cauldrons that hang over a fire. It sounds like a more modern term and I need to know if there is an older term. Thanks.
An older term might be randle bar, but I think both terms are fine to use.

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