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· Manufacturing Year: 2014

· Jib Length: 60m

· Free Height Under Hook: 45m

· Max. Load: 8T

· Tip load: 1.3T

· Mast Section Dimension(m): 1.6x1.6x3 (L46A1)

· Hoisting Speed(m/min) & power: 25/50/100 30Kw

· Slewing Speed (r/min) & power: 0~0.8 2x5.5Kw frequency

· Trolleying Speed (m/min) & power: 10/30/60 1.1/3.7/5kw

· Cable specification: 3x25+2x16

· Power Supply: 400V(+6% -10%)50HZ

Q: How to choose tower crane in engineering, such as arm length and lifting weight?: How to choose tower crane in engineering:1, according to the general layout plan on the mechanical layout requirements to determine. The tower crane's arm length should be swept to the required area, otherwise the worker's formwork and materials can not be transported vertically. (tower crane is the main tool to solve vertical transportation, and auxiliary tools are derricks and double cage elevators)2. After a project has been obtained, it is important to design the layout plan of the field machinery at first. It determines the position of the tower crane and uses several tower cranes, etc. it also conforms to the requirements of economic rationality.3, we should take into account the location of the tower crane, but also take into account the length of the tower crane, but also to meet the requirements of the site construction schedule.

Q: Please write in days, hours, weeks, etc.I need math help!!!!: If it takes 7*60 + 11 = 431 seconds to make 1 crane, then making one million would take 431,000,000 seconds. There are 3600s*24hr*365.25d = 31,557,600 seconds in an average year. Dividing 431 million by this gives a little over 13 years, with a remainder of 20,751,200 seconds. There are 3600*24*30 = 2,592,000 seconds in an average month. So that gives 8 months with a remainder of 15,200 seconds. There are 3600 seconds in an hour, so that gives 4 hours plus 800 seconds. The 800 seconds = 60*13 + 20 = 13 minutes, 20 seconds. This works out to 13 years, 8 months, 4 hours, 13 minutes, and 20 seconds. Though answers can vary depending on how many days you define to be in a year, and how many days in a month.

Q: i live in cali and these things are really starting to piss me off!!!!!!! I never noticed any before ( when i lived in colorado) but it seems lately that they are all over!!!! every time i open my damn door AT LEAST 5 of them come in! THERE SO GROSS with there big hanging legs! EWWWWW! Anyways, when will they go away and what do i do to keep them from getting in my house?: The crane fly season only last for a month or so. There are years when they can reach almost plague proportions but within another 2-3 years their numbers should return to normal.. They can cause some damage to farm crops but the good news is that they are harmless to us.

Q: I saw a picture of a oragami crane ring that was made out of money on a website but it diddint have any instructions on how to make it. I can already make the regular ring, but i would really like to try to make the crane ring does anyone know of any website that has instructions on how to make it??: I okorder /

Q: I've always been puzzled how cranes operate.Because as buildings get taller so do cranes but i don't know how they increase the height of the cranes.Can you help answer this please?: search for others, animation and video of process more edit Some cranes actually climb the structure of the building and are taken apart when the building reaches its full height.

Q: I know that an ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish by a crane, such as long life or recovery from illness or injury. This summation, or something like it comes up in every search I do for the legend. Is there a full story that goes with the original legend? If so I would very much like to read it. Wikipedia doesn't have it. Also, while Sadako's story is very touching, it is not the one I'm looking for.: We just finished learning about this in school. It goes back really far, but this is what i know of. A long time ago when heroshima, the atom bomb hit, there were only few survivors. one little girl, i dont remeber her name, was told she was going to die. he heard an old legend that if someone were to fold 1000 paper cranes in one year, they would recive a wish that would come true. The littl girl started folding paper cranes so she could wish that she would live and everyone would have world peace. She sadly died before she was able to fold all 1000 cranes, but ever since a paper crane was a symbol of peace. She has a statue in japan and every year they recive thousands of paper cranes made from children around the world that they hang on her statue.

Q: I think I'm going to try white crane kung fu. This is the club I'm going to which does three lessons in kung fu per week and 2 in sparring.The annual cost is ?40. It says it will take a minimum of 10 years to get a black sash.What are your views on this style? Is it effective and worth my time and does this club look good? Thanks: try muy tai better, or kung fu i think there just as good.

Q: I have got a ton of Mosquito Hawks in my house. Should I just let them be or will the problem get worse? Plus I read they dont bite humans but will the bite rabbits? I have 2 house rabbits that I am concerned about.: So called mosquito eaters, mosquito hawks, or skeeter eaters. Unlike mosquitoes, crane flies are weak and poor fliers, so they can be caught easily and without much effort. Despite their common names, crane flies do not prey on mosquitoes, nor do they bite humans. Adult crane flies feed on nectar and consume roots such as turf grass as in backyard lawns.(So they won't be preying on your rabbits) Their life cycle is very brief, so you shouldn't have to worry about them multiplying. They are also weak and poor fliers, so they can be caught easily.