Mechanical Engineering

jacking oil is not required when stopping the steam turbine

When it comes to tightening bolts, there is a specific measure for bolts. You need to go through the manual. There is a spring laid in the handle as when the wrench reaches the particular limit, that could bend proportionally. Thus, the worker should stop when it reaches the particular limit.

A non projective engineer's drawing is done without using any instruments like triangle and scale. Such a drawing is also called a sketch or free hand drawing.

The windmill are actually still used today. Though we use a more advanced and technical one. This one moves even faster when pushed by wind and still moves slowly when there is no wind. These ones are believed to only be for decoration, but that is untrue. These actually power water pipes under ground and some electricty in houses and buildings. But in houses and buildings this is only for the basic stuff. But if the electricty goes out the windmill will not keep it on. The windmill is still used , but isnt the most common form of electricty. You would mostly see them powerign small things or yes, for decoration.

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On some motor nameplates you may see 120/208-240. These are not true tri-voltage motors. They are dual voltage motors with a leniency on the 240 volt range to be derated to run on 208 volts. At this voltage the current drops and you don't get the full horse power rating of the motor. To answer your question I have never seen one that would do true three voltages like 120/240/480.

actuator for vav is movable for many setting but cav is on off position

I ran into this trick over 30 years ago. First make sure the power source is off and then put a very thin coating of vaseline on the contacts. This won't stop the welding alltogether, but it'll slow the occurance way down.

The force gets larger.

No, there is no limit in MS.

the handle is the effort. The pincher which takes off the nail is the load. Then the pivot comes last.

saw stands for suberged arc welding, where the weld is submerged underneath the flux

Definitely. A 1.6 kW winch would probably be designed for 240 v AC but assuming there was one available to work on 12 v, it would draw about 150-200 amps on full load. One hour's use would need a battery of 200 Ah, so 4 or 5 car batteries in parallel would be needed to drive it.

Double the time will need double the batteries, etc.

A letter accepting a job offer should make the following points:

* Thank the employer for offering the position * mention the important details of the offer including the date of the offer letter * ask for confirmation of any unclear details * advise when you will next be in contact with the employer. (this may be included in the details if the start date is the next point of contact) * set up or ask for a date for signing of the employment contract * conclude with a positive phrase indicating that you are looking forward to the job

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In general, you don't.

Having pipe manufactured to your specs is extremely expensive. It is cheaper to use a commodity pipe product, rather than a custom one, as it reduces both the initial cost of a project, and the ongoing maintenance costs of the project, even if the pipe specified far exceeds the design requirements.

You look up the tensile strength for commodity pipe projects in the appropriate ASTM specification, or in the product literature distributed by the manufacturer.

iron with 1.5% of carbon by volume or less is called carbon steel and above 1.5% it is called cast iron, hardmess increases with the carbon % i.e. cast iron is harder than carbon steel

A sensor is used to measure data from the environment and is able to convert them into signals to be communicated with a system. Most sensors are used to measure light, temperature, touch, sound, position and magnetism. Others are used to measure speed pressure, flow or are capable of recognizing images.

Assuming the counterweight is not in any way secured to the floor and is being pulled down in some way you can theoretically lift anything that is even the smallest bit lighter than the counterweight. The rate of lift may change depending on how much heavier the counter weight is than the object. The closer the two are in weight the slower the object will be lifted. The larger the difference in weight between the counterweight and object the faster the object will be lifted. The main advantage of a single pulley is that it enables you to use gravity to your advantage. Instead of trying to grab a large box and lift it straight off the ground (working against gravity be trying move straight up) you could have gravity pull any counter weight down for you thereby lifting the object.

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I have a jacob's # 22 . My grandfather was using it when my dad & mom where dating in 1950. It is all cast except for sheet metal sides.

it controls the over pressure of the water

Yield strength tells you how much force/load a piece of metal can take before it'll change shape and not spring back.

Let's say you're doing a loading ramp for a trailer.

It's OK if it bends down a bit during use, but you really want it to spring back to its original shape after.

And for that to happen the yield strength must be more than the load that the ramp will see when used.

steel it self means the carbon percentage and according to which we have to specify them. mild steel contain low C% nearly 0.3-0.6% is called mild steel.

stainless steel having higher C%&Cr is added to not corde