0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the birth name of Gardner Crane?
Gardner Crane's birth name is Edward Gardner Crane.
What is the birth name of Robert Scott Crane?
Robert Scott Crane's birth name is Robert Scott Crane.
When did Nicky Crane die?
Nicky Crane died in 1993.
When was Demoiselle Crane created?
Demoiselle Crane was created in 1758.
When was Wattled Crane created?
Wattled Crane was created in 1789.
When was the crane made?
the first crane was made in 1887
When was the first crane made?
the first crane was made in 1887
What is a mobile crane and what are the uses?
A mobile crane is a cable-controlled hydraulic crane with a boom. Some uses include hauling cargo, as well as hauling large loads for construction.
What is a crane hook made made out of?
crane hook is made of quenched & tempered alloy steel.
What is a dollar made of?
crane paper
What is crane paper?
Crane paper may refer to paper that is made using cotton fibres.
What is point load of a crane?
Point loads occur when relatively high weights are concentrated on a small bearing area. So; point load on a crane with hooks is a load that is not centered. If you try to pick something up with the end of the crane hook, the load is not centered and would be "point loaded". This type of load will stress the crane cables. When the load falls off the hook-point, the crane cables react - and can break strands of the cable. The crane cable consists of an inner cable and outer cables - so as a load is placed on the cable, it stretches. If this load suddenly shifts or falls, the cables retract quickly and can break. This is dangerous, as you may not notice the inner cable has broke (could be a small bulge in the cable). Using the crane with a broken cable can cause it to fail and drop the load. A stable load is one in which the center of gravity of the load is directly below the main hook and below the lowest point of attachment of the slings. The center of gravity of an object is that point at which the object will balance. The entire weight may be considered as concentrated at this point. A suspended object will always move so that the center of gravity is below the point of support. In order to make a level or stable lift, the crane or hook block must be directly above this point. Thus a load which is slung above and through the center of gravity will be stable and will not tend to topple or slide out of the slings.
What is a sentence for girdle?
The logger use a cable to girdle the log before signalling the crane operator to haul it up the slope.
What is an anchor crane?
Easy, a crane used to handle anchors. Some are not even cranes but winches not having booms and wind the anchor chain or cable through a series of channels. Also called an anchor windlass.
Who made the lenticular label on HP cartridge?
Crane
What is a birdcage on a overhead crane?
I believe this is a defect in the rope cable. A "birdcage" refers to the separation in the rope wraps caused when a cable is stressed. When the separation is such that you can see a gap between one lay of rope and the rest of the cable, the defect is called a birdcage.
How are mobile cranes different from fixed cranes?
A mobile crane differs from a fixed crane in a number of ways. Perhaps the most important difference between them is that the mobile crane is made to be moved from site to site, whereas a fixed crane isn't.
