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Semi-electric manned aerial work-SEP02 series

Semi-electric manned aerial work-SEP02 series

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1KG=2.2LB 1INCH=25.4MM

ModelSEP0227SEP0233
Capacitykg200
Max heightm4.75.3
Max table-board heightm2.73.3
Overall Lengthm1.3
Overall Widthm0.760.84
Overall Heightm1.762.04
Platform sizem0.95X0.60
Min ground clearancem0.03
Wheelbasem0.77
Power24VDC/2kw
Lifting/Falling timesec19/1722/25
Battery12V/120Ah
Front wheelin5
N.Wkg268313


 

Q:Why is hydraulic machinery so effective???
The simple reason is that Hydraulics utilizes fluid as opposed to Pneumatics (air) although both are referred to as fluid power , the liquid normally oil used in hydraulics is simply uncompressible. SO THE FLUID is essentially stronger than STEEL when a pump pushes the oil to a device like a cylinder, imagine the fluid being a solid BAR of STEEL say 6 inches in diameter, it is literally like pushing a bar of steel. Heavy equipment say could normally operate at say 2500 PSI out of the pump, since the pump pressure is essetially regulated, it is simply a matter of selecting the desired force and sizing say the cylinder (for instance) appropriatey. Since: Force = Pressure (pump pressure) times Area (of the cylinder) The forces are absolutely staggering with a quarter of a million pounds force off a 10 cylinder at 2500 psi pump output. the chart below may not have been converted properly, but if you work the equations, you will see that the incompressibility of the fluid is the secret to limitless amounts of power. Usually safety is the only limiting concern with hydraulics as it is easy to die working close to anything with such reserve and speed. Cylinder bore Force at 2500 psi 2 7,850 lbs 3 17,663 lbs 4 31,400 lbs 5 49,063 lbs 670,650 lbs 7 96,163 lbs 8 125,600 lbs 9 158,963 lbs 10 258,750lbs Pneumatics are faster usually, BUT NEVER as powerful due to the compressible nature of air.
Q:Help me!!! PLEASE!!!
Water, sand, salt, citric acid, benzene or lead are usually used after the hole has been drilled!!!
Q:Want to know what the future of the packaging machinery industry is?
Machinery is a general professional, as long as there is work, there will be mechanical equipment, it will be mechanical engineers, work is easy to find, but it is not difficult to find a good job.
Q:I swore into the Navy and i chose MR over a few other jobs, the other jobs sucked and they said this was the better one of them all. Do you know where MR's are usually stationed and if its a cool job? thanks
It's ok. As an MR, your job is to become proficient in the operation of heavy machinery and damage control equipment. Specifically, you will become skilled in working a lathe and die set to manufacture small parts and things for the ship (and you will be stationed on ship-MR is a sea-intensive rate). You also will make a lot of name tags and Bakelite placards, since you own the engraving machine. With the caveat that my experience is all small boy (FF/DDGs), here are the pros/cons of the job. Pros-learn really technical skills that can come in handy throughout life. Work with your hands. People want to be friends with you so you can hook them up with placards. Usually one of only a few on a ship-you as one man (or woman) can make a lot of difference. Cons-Work as part of Repair Department/Division, normally a pretty screwy, unorganized mess of a unit. Lots of knowledge-have to learn the DC/HT job as well. Especially on small boys, have to contribute to Engineering Department manning/watch, lots of work there. It's not a bad rate, but it is a lot of work, like everything else in the Navy.
Q:I am asking as a potential manufacturer who is looking to set up a factory in China and use this machinery to produce goods. If you know, could you also please post some links so I can further my knowledge. Thanks!
do you mean exporting machinery out of a country into China?
Q:Why might the machinery of war set in motion by the assassination of archduck ferdinand had been difficult to stop
Read the Guns of August.
Q:What weapon or machinery in world war 1 do you think gave the most advantage to a country? ( any country) Why?
the machine gun and tank. the mg provided a massive amount of fire power that could inflict far more casulties than just a bunch of guys with rifles. and tanks for the obvious reason of the armor protection and fire power
Q:What are the major of Engineering Machinery College of Chang'an University?
Chang'an University School of mechanical engineering with mechanical design and manufacturing automation (Mechanical Engineering, highway mechanical construction and management, maintenance and management of expressway, machinery manufacturing and automation, construction machinery, professional direction) of mechanical and Electronic Engineering (Mechatronics and hydraulic transmission and control professional direction), industrial design, traffic construction and equipment of 4 undergraduate the "professional, mechanical and electronic engineering" for the professional national specialty, mechanical design, manufacturing and automation "professional famous specialty in Shaanxi province;
Q:What are the advantages of construction machinery?
In terms of machinery, but compared to machinery, mechanical engineering is more advanced
Q:I heard this snippet of classical music which I can't find now. I've heard it before in movies going back a long, long time so it is quite old I think. I evokes a dark and disturbing image of an army of automatons marching, or maybe a factory with heavy machines with giant piston punching out parts along a never ending conveyer. I think it is cello's, if that helps at all -- I don't have an ear for classical music. I think the announcer said something about tchaikovsky or romeo and juliet but I could be wrong, this doesn't sound romantic in the least, just the opposite; cold and impersonal.
There is actually a piece called 'Iron Foundry' by Mossolov. Perhaps it's that.

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