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How does a plane fly if you are transporting a plant?
The same way it flies if you are not transporting a plant, by carefully balancing lift, weight, thrust and drag.
How much is the cost of transporting a 12meters container from Cameroon to India?
It depends on how much weight you put in it
Does a person need a regular or commercial drivers license to operate a tractor for mowing on the side of major highways?
Neither. The tractor isn't a road vehicle, and doesn't require a licence. However, the vehicle transporting it would require a CDL if it had a gross weight rating of over 26,000 lbs (whether single vehicle, or combination of vehicle and trailer).
Some large trucks can be up to feet long.?
Some large trucks, such as tractor-trailers, can be up to 70 to 80 feet long, including the trailer. These trucks are designed for transporting goods over long distances and often have a significant turning radius. Their size and weight require special considerations for maneuvering and parking on roads and highways.
A concrete column has a volume of 565 m3 and a height of 20 m what is the maxmum weight expressed in newtons that the column can tolerate before fracturing?
area = volume/height 565m3/20m = 28.25m2 weight = max stress * area 20MPa * 28.25m2 = 565 MN (mega newtons or 10^6 newtons
What is the maximum weight that can be legally loaded into a trailer.?
Usually the limits are for axle weight.... the load carried by any single axle is not permitted to exceed a set value (usually 20,000 pounds) and the load carried by any tandem axle is not permitted to exceed 34,000 pounds. The overall weight limit for federal highways is 80,000 pounds for any given vehicle and trailer(s), though bridges and other types of roads (state highways, city streets) may impose lower gross weight limits.
What is maximum weight that can be legally loaded into a trailer?
Usually the limits are for axle weight.... the load carried by any single axle is not permitted to exceed a set value (usually 20,000 pounds) and the load carried by any tandem axle is not permitted to exceed 34,000 pounds. The overall weight limit for federal highways is 80,000 pounds for any given vehicle and trailer(s), though bridges and other types of roads (state highways, city streets) may impose lower gross weight limits.
What are features of deposition?
when sediments are being droped of from a lake
What is the minimum weight for transporting hazardous materials?
There is no minimum weight for the transportation of hazardous materials. You can transport as little as you like.
What are the benefits of using a rear bike box for transporting gear on a bicycle?
Using a rear bike box for transporting gear on a bicycle offers benefits such as increased storage capacity, better weight distribution, improved aerodynamics, and easier access to belongings while riding.
What are the key features to consider when choosing a sheetrock carrier for transporting drywall sheets?
When choosing a sheetrock carrier for transporting drywall sheets, consider the weight capacity, ease of maneuverability, durability of the materials, and any additional features like adjustable straps or wheels for convenience.
What is weight in motion?
Weight in motion refers to the measurement of the weight of a moving object or vehicle. It is commonly used in applications such as vehicle weighing systems to monitor weight limits and enforce regulations on roads and highways. This technology allows for the accurate determination of weight without the need for the object or vehicle to come to a standstill.
