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Slewing reducer JH08

Slewing reducer JH08

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Introduction

JH series slewing reducer is a hardened face planetary gear reduction device designed by our company according to the advanced foreign technologies with all gears adopting grinding process.The reducer has features of compact structure, stable operation, high transmition efficiency, low noise, long service life, high reliability, etc.Such series reducer can be equipped with torque motor, variable frequency motor and corresponding electrical control system to constitute RCV series slewing mechansim and JHF series slewing mechanism.

Specification

Model:JH08

Ratio:164

Rated output torque (N.M):6000

Output gear Parameter (Customization is avaible):m=10,z=12,x=+0.32

Weight(Kg):90

Parameters of RCV series matching torque motor--Rated stalling torque of the motor (Nm):75,95

Parameters of JHF series matching variable frequency motors--Rated power of the motor kw:4.4,5.5.

Recommended Tower cranes t.m:40~125

Q:My science teacher wants to know why cranes make work easier rather than just lifting an object yourself. She refers to the formula of force x distance. So i have to compare (in a way) the work of a human lifting an object and a crane lifting an object. Grrrr.... I hate this project!
The type of crane she is referring to ia a simple pole with a fulcrum placed between the person operating the crane, and the mass to be lifted. Imagine a weightless pole with a rope tied to one end attached to a mass of weight 224 lbs The pole is 9 feet long Let's say the human weighs 112 lbs, or half of what is to be lifted. Without a crane, it will be difficult to lift that much and swing it around. With the crane, though, let's look at the advantage when a fulcrum is placed under the pole and the person pushes down on the pole to lift the weight. First, note that gravity is in favor of the person to use their weight on the pole. Using physics, with the fulcrum place at x from the mass to be lifted, the downward force of the person is F*(9-x)=224*x or F=224*x/(9-x) now plug in some values for x and compute the force: x F 4.5 224 3.5 143 2.5 86 1.5 45 0.5 13 I started by placing the fulcrum exactly in the middle and then moving the fulcrum in increments of 1 foot closer to the weight to be lifted Notice that the more pole towards the person pressing down, the less force the person has to apply to lift the weight. Also, note that when the fulcrum is in the middle, the person must apply a downward force equal to the weight - which willl be difficult foir a person that weighs 112lbs. However, once the fulcrum is placed 2.5 ft from the weight, the person only need apply 86 lbs of downward pressure. Leverage. j
Q:I know it is the last thing in the movie but what chapter does Crane's death occur? THANK YOU
It doesn't. It's briefly mentioned in Catching Fire. That's just something the movie added in, a nice touch. Also in the book it is believed that Seneca Crane was hanged.
Q:Is there a world record for making paper cranes?
Yes! To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the dropping of the atom bomb on Hiroshima, two hundred thousand folded paper cranes were completed by December 15th 1995. Each crane had someone's name and peace message written on it. The intention is to preserve them to hand on to the 21st century. The event was sponsored by the Hiroshima International Cultural Foundation. There are other cool facts at the website below like the world's largest paper crane, most cranes in one hour, etc.
Q:I have seen a crane sitting in a tree watching over the pond in my front yard. I have never seen any fish in the pond and so i am curious as to why the crane is there. I thought cranes only hangout by ponds if there are fish. Does anyone have an research hypotheses to why the crane is there?thanks in advance
They are opportunistic feeders that change their diet according to the season and their own nutrient requirements. They eat a range of items from suitably sized small rodents, fish, amphibians, and insects, to grain, berries, and plants.The cranes as a family consume a wide range of food, ranging from animal to plant matter. When feeding on land they consume seeds, leaves, nuts and acorns, berries, fruit, insects, worms, snails, small reptiles, mammals and birds. In wetlands roots, rhizomes, tubers and other parts of emergent plants, other molluscs, small fish and amphibians are also consumed as well. The exact composition of the diet varies by location, season and availability. Within the wide range of items consumed there are some patterns; the shorter-billed species usually feed in drier uplands while the longer-billed species feed in wetlands
Q:What were Henry's reasons for becoming a soldier? What about the war was so attractive to him?Why do you think it took Henry so long to begin contemplating his part in battle?How do Jim and Wilson respond to Henry's question? What does this tell you about them?Share your thoughts...
Henry begins the book as an idealistic and completely self-absorbed teenager who wants nothing more than a chance to show off and be thought of as a brave and daring male. From Shmoop
Q:Iv done some research and I cant seem to find a place that might sell jibs locally here in Phoenix. Iv been considering the ProAm DVC 200 crane but I would also like to see others in like a store. If anyone has any info it would be appreciated!
I went down that path last year in the SF Bay Area in California. I could not find a store that carried any cranes or jibs - so I just started asking around. Stay away from any that use cables to keep the stage steady - we used one at a shoot - setting up is an interesting challenge. I thought I wanted the same unit you are looking at - and decided I needed to trust the crane a bit more with my HDR-FX1... I had to wait longer to save more $, but I really like the crane and tripod kit I ended up with... from Kessler Crane... I never got to see it before I bought it and I was, um... nervous... but I am glad I made the investment - and Eric Kessler is REALLY helpful and great to work with. One of the other cranes I looked at uses a heavy duty PA speaker stand as its tripod base. After watching light trees and PA speakers fall over because of leg failure, I could not bring myself to trust them to hold my camcorder. I can STAND or JUMP on the Kessler tripod and it does not budge. It is rock-steady and really strong. The Hercules head is silk-smooth and the crane-arm and camera stage are steady and easy to manipulate. After a little practice, it now takes me about 10-15 minutes from the time I start unpacking until I am ready to start shooting. That includes mounting the camcorder, setting the counterweights, mounting a portable DVD player with AV-in as the monitor mounted to the tripod-head so I can see what the camcorder is shooting and running the AV, headphone and LANC cables and making the whole thing pretty with velcro strips.
Q:I'm thinking of making a senbazuru for by boyfriend as our first anniversary gift but I'm not sure if it's appropriate. I know its usually given to couples as a marriage gift, but yeah...does it seem too much?Btw a senbazuru is 1000 paper Cranes strung together.Thanks for the help!
You could but it's a waste of time and it isn't really keepable.. No offence intended but it'll just be an extra mess. Give him something he can keep and plus you'll waste your time if you guys ever break up. However, it can also be a good luck for him and it's a good gift considering you put so much effort in it
Q:I've only seen one book that has it.I can't buy it until I get more money.That's the only one from that book I really wanted though...Is there any site that has it?With a diagram.Thanks!
Here okorder /. I will say that using a light-weight paper like origami paper (not printer paper like I was using) will make it easier to fold. Have fun! And thanks--I never knew about Kissing Cranes until I read your question...and I like them too!
Q:It is a single blade knife very similar to a case sodbuster
Sounds of the Asian descent,
Q:Is their a difference between a flamingos and cranes birds?
Yes quite some difference,Flamingos are crustacean feeders brine shrimp and similar, feeding by sifting water through their bills by a pumping action and feed in water.Their habitat is Tropical climbs Cranes on the other hand are mainly land or swamp birds feeding on Frogs Lizards even snakes and other insects., they live in various regions even in cold areas. This is only a brief description so I hope it has helped

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