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What is the maximum recommended length of a parallel cable?
Parallel cables are typically used to connect a printer to a computer. It is a long cord with a broad, flat plug on either end. The recommended maximum length of a parallel cord is 6 feet.
Are your teeth an example of a wedge?
your the are wedges do you see how you bit down and open them that's is because of the wedges in your mouth
What engineering controls can create a caught between hazard?
Shoring of a trench or excavation can cause a caught-between hazard.
Why are wedges and screws part of the inclined plane family of simple machines?
They are wedged on the edges
Is a staple remover a compound machine?
yes
How tall is Murray Shoring?
Murray Shoring is 5' 9".
What has the author Cecil Haden Stock written?
Cecil Haden Stock has written: 'A treatise on shoring and underpinning, and generally dealing with ruinous and dangerous structures' -- subject(s): Shoring and underpinning 'A treatise on shoring and underpinning' -- subject(s): Shoring and underpinning
What kind of clothes go well with platform wedges?
A knee length or maxi skirt would be nice choices.
Where can one find more information on shoring?
A website with a good explanation of "off-shoring" is the Chel Ramsey Productions website. It is explained there that "off-shoring" is another term for "outsourcing". It also explains how the process works.
What is the recommended towline length for water skiing?
About 40 to 50 feet is recommended
For most cases of tb the recommended length of drug therapy is?
For most cases of TB, the recommended length of drug therapy is 6 to 9 months.
What is the difference between shoring and re-shoring?
When referring to concrete work (using a structural suspeneded slab as an example) Shoring - support structure for formwork before concrete is poured and while it is curing. The formwork is the plywood and the shoring is the posts. Reshoirng - support structure for the cured or partially cured concrete - installed after the formwork and shoring have been removed. Usually used as additional support for the partial cured concrete (which has reduced strength) to allow construction work to continue on the slab until it has fully cured.
What do wedges do?
wedges can slice, pin or wedge into something.
What is the purpose of shoring and provide a definition?
The main purpose of shoring is to prevent the deflection of beams,girders,and slab;to support the structure;and for safety purposes. By: Engr.Ray, Structural Inspector
What is shoring in construction technology?
Shoring is the act of leveraging specialized construction supports to increase the structural stability of a structure, such as a home. This is usually done during excavation and/or in order to reinforce weakened beams or columns. By working with a professional architect who has experience in residential architect and shoring, you can ensure that your project is designed and built safely. Shoring is the process of providing temporary structural supports on a construction project. Shoring is used for safety purposes and to provide a stable working platform during construction, often with steel posts, lumber, or hydraulic jacks. Shoring is the process of temporarily supporting a structure until permanent construction or repairs can be completed. Shoring is commonly used in construction, demolition, and excavation projects, and can involve the use of timber, steel beams, hydraulic jacks, and pre-built steel frames.
How many pins does a PATA cable have and What is the maximum recommended length of a PATA Cable?
40 Pins and 80 wires. Maximum recommended length is 18" but can purchase 24" cables.
Which company offers a discount on Callaway wedges?
Rock Bottom Golf offers a discount on callaway wedges. They sell different brands of callaway wedges at a discounted price. There are many wedges to choose from.
