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Lifting solution for large steel structure
Ok additional information : 1 ) structure to be positioned under the red fixed element 2 ) structure aligned ready to be lifted 3 ) structure lifted to align with red fixed element with blue elements It is preferred to have manual actuation for 2 people. As you can see above we have to be...- majkus
- Post #17
- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Lifting solution for large steel structure
I appreciate your concern but there are parts of the design i am not willing to describe, share for obvious reasons. Yes IT will be built for real. Of course i can agree on not equal load distribution in real life scenario, this structure is modeled already and cog is very near to the...- majkus
- Post #8
- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Lifting solution for large steel structure
Assume that weight distrubution is equal on 4 corners, and don't worry about the people above the ground, they are protected , it is out of the scope of my question. I assume that 2 people simultaneously operate to lift the whole structure, i could add visual scale / spirit level or something...- majkus
- Post #4
- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Lifting solution for large steel structure
Hello, I am looking for lifting solution , I have a steel structure of weight - 2,6 tonne that needs to be lifted by H = 650mm with MANUAL actuation , if needed cordless drill is applicable as well. Picture below ( dimensions in mm ) For now i have thought of landing gear jacks in each corner...- majkus
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- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Pc bathfp - hydraulic simulator
Hello, I am looking for Pc_bathfp hydraulic simulator, unfortunately the website went down and even archived version of the website doesn't provide download link https://web.archive.org/web/20041221060806/http://www.bath.ac.uk/mech-eng/ptmc/pc_bathfp/pc_bathfp.html There is a topic at the...- majkus
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- Forum: Fluid Power engineering
