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How do lifts and elevators work?
The cabin of the lift is raised (and lowered) by a pulley. The pulley has a counterweight, which weighs as much as an empty cabin. Therefore, the wheel at the top of pulley does not need to lift the entire weight of the cabin - just the extra load in the cabin.
What is the cause of failure of foundation of a building?
The foundation of a building may fain in shear or due to excessive settlement. if the load on the foundation is more than the bearing capacity of soil or the settlement due to the load is more than tne allowable limit than the foundation is said to fail.
What is the allowable span and weight load for a 2 by 6 by 10 Douglas fir?
More information is needed: Is this a 2" x 6" 10 feet in length? Is this for a floor, deck, roof or what? Is this supported on both ends or cantilevered? Is this for interior or exterior?
What is the value of allowable bending moment of plywood?
12mm thk
What is allowable repair percentage in welding in piping works?
5 %
What is allowable structural capacity of pile in pile load test?
allowable structural capacity
What is the allowable live load for commercial buildings?
100kn
What is the allowable live load for three-storey commercial buildings?
1
When is it allowable to move your forklift with its load fully raised?
to assist when turning
What is the minimum allowable voltage during load of 70 degrees Celsius?
There is no minimum
What is the max femur load?
According to SAE, the allowable injury assessment value (ie max femur load) is 2250 lbs.
What is maximum safe femur load in a car crash?
The maximum safe femur load, according to SAE is the allowable injury assessment value. The maximum femur load is 2250 lbs.
Who takes load when aircraft flies wing or structure?
structure, ultimately all types of load go to structure like lift load, cabin pressurization load, aircraft maneuvering load etc.
How do lifts and elevators work?
The cabin of the lift is raised (and lowered) by a pulley. The pulley has a counterweight, which weighs as much as an empty cabin. Therefore, the wheel at the top of pulley does not need to lift the entire weight of the cabin - just the extra load in the cabin.
What is the exciter voltage needs to test the generator?
Because the voltage is fixed (within allowable limits) whereas the current varies according to load.
What three factors affect the aircraft allowable cargo load for any given situation?
Humidity, Altitude above sea level, and Temperature
Maximum allowable current that you can put through 20 amp breaker with a continuos load?
Presumably the current it is rated at, i.e. 20 amps.
