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Ring-lock Scaffolding

A support system for construction, ownsadvantages of both cup-lock scaffolding andshoring tower.

It is in the development direction of new typescaffolding.

It is widely used in buildings, bridges, tunnels etc..

Characteristics:

◆ Easy to storage and transportation

◆ High degree of standardization

◆ Easy and quick erection

◆ Excellent stability and bearing capacity

Ring-lock Scaffolding Accessories For Build

Q: What are the specifications for the setting of the wheel - fastener scaffold: Technical code for safety of steel tubular scaffold with couplers in construction

Q: is it safe to get an industrial/scaffold and weaving piercing at the same time?: It's not SUPER dangerous, but I wouldn't recommend getting them at the same time.

Q: Hey guys, so I got my scaffolding (ear) done yesterday. My piercer told me NOT to clean it, and that the best thing for a cartilage piercing is to quot;leave it bequot; I trust this advice, but I wanted to ask your opinion or methods that worked for you :) Thanks lt;3: To be perfectly honest, I don't clean my piercings while they are healing. I follow the LITHA (leave it the hell alone) method and have never, ever dealt with infection in any of my piercings. But I have also had a pretty good amount of piercings and know my body heals them just fine to not have to mess with them. If this is one of your first piercings and you've not healed a cartilage piercing before, I'd stick to doing sea salt soaks twice a day for 5-10 minutes each soak with 1/4th of a teaspoon of non-iodized sea salt to 8oz of hot water.

Q: Scaffolding with children that is.: It is expected that students will: ? identify elements of their own cultural backgrounds ? identify elements of Francophone culture in Canada You can find the Provincial Prescribed Learning Outcome document here. So, instead of having teacher-directed lessons discussing the elements of the Francophone culture in Canada and comparing it to our own cultural backgrounds, I handed the PLO’s to the students and let gave them ownership over how they wanted to explore these topics and how they wanted to demonstrate their learning. Even though we had opportunities to do Genius Hour throughout the year, it was still pretty foreign to them to have complete ownership over their own learning. They choose to work on their own or with a partner or in small groups.

Q: I have already got a cartilage piercing, and I was considering getting a scaffold bar. I don't mind pain, but soon as it was in an unusual place, I was just a little bit curious.: Well it would feel similar to your cartilage piercing, but the hole near the front of the ear would probably be a more intense feeling than the second hole as the cartilage is thicker there. If you have long hair, try to keep it tied back for the first few weeks because it may catch on the balls on the ends, and that can make a sore piercing more sore, trying to unwind your hair from it...

Q: A 75kg painter stands on a 5.5m long uniform plank resting on a scaffold. If the plank's mass is 20kg , how close to the left end of the plank can he stand without tipping the plank? ( The scaffold supports are 2.5m apart, and the plank extends beyond the scafold supports, 1.5m on each end.): The mass of the plank on the left side of the scaffold is: M? = (20 kg) × (1.5 m) / (5.5 m) = 5.45 kg The distance between the scaffold and the center of mass on the left side is: L? = (1.5 m) / 2 = 0.75 m So the torque of the plank on the left side is: T? = (5.45 kg)×(0.75 m) = 4 kgm The mass of the plank on the right side of the scaffold is: M? = (20 kg) × ((5.5 m) - (1.5 m)) / (5.5 m) = 14.5 kg The distance between the scaffold and the center of mass on the left side is: L? = ((5.5 m) - (1.5 m)) / 2 = 2 m So the torque of the plank on the left side is: T? = (14.5 kg)×(2 m) = 29 kgm Now, say the painter stands at X meter on the left side from the scaffold, so the torque added on the left side is: T? = X × (75 kg) The total torque on the left must be the same as the total torque on the right, so (4 kgm) + X×(75 kg) = (29 kgm) X×(75 kg) = (25 kgm) X = 0.333 m That is the maximum distance the painter can move away from the scaffold, so the distance to the end of the scaffold is: D = (1.5 m) - (0.333 m) = 1.167 m < - - - - - - answer

Q: Ok, so I'm getting a industrial/scaffolding piercing tomorrow and I'm just wandering which ear I should get pierced?I sleep on my left ear;I have I side fridge that goes over my right eye.Also I know the right ear is more popular, is there a particular reason for this?Also how much pain should I be expecting?Thankksss..: if you sleep on your left ear, then i say get it on the right ear. ive never heard of the right ear being more popular, i have mine done on my left ear. mine hurt about a 6-7/10, but pain is different for everyone

Q: How much is a bowl buckle scaffold: 60*60 about 12 yuan, 60*90 of about $18, but also to see how high, there is no encryption area, as well as materials in and out of it, and so on, you can ask me?

Q: Im going to get a scaffold.how much are they and 1 being no pain and 10 being the worse what would be your rate on the pain 1-10: I would say about a 6 maybe 7... and its a pain for the first few months.. like it gets sore if you lay on it to much ect :)

Q: is it possible for me to get an industrial piercing like do i have the right kind of ear shape for it ?: You can definitely get it! When you go in to get it they'll just measure the length from side to side of your ear and pick a bar according.. then you'll just have to go through the piercing process which isn't bad at all. Good luck!

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