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    stipulations‚ some of which are extremely vague: 1. The work platform must be equipped with standard guardrails or equivalent means‚ and must be firmly secured to the lifting carriage or forks. 2. The hydraulic system must be designed such that the lift mechanism will not drop faster than 135 feet per minute in the event of a failure in any part of the system. 3. The operator must be in the driving seat while workers are on the platform. 4. The operator must be in the driving seat while raising

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    Many simple machines have been created even since the early times. According to Ron Kurtus from his website article‚ "Simple Machines"‚ the ancient Egyptians used levers to lift stones to build their pyramids and ramps to raise them to the top. Also he states that in Roman times‚ stones were tossed at enemies using catapults. The catapults used levers to fling the stones‚ and pulleys to pull down the arm of the catapult. The purpose of all of these simple machines is to lessen the amount of work

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    Spitfire‚ the Japanese Zero‚ and the German Focke-Wulf. The aerodynamics of paper airplane flight is actually very complicated. You need to know that the basics of paper airplane flight‚ and regular airplane flight‚ are identical because they both create lift and drag. However paper airplanes look different than most airplanes. There are also some aerodynamic differences between paper airplanes and regular planes. These differences are not so definite‚ but do affect how paper airplanes

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    cooperation. And lastly‚ to all those who were a part of this work‚ we would like to extend our deepest thanks. Chapter I Chapter I Introduction A. Background of the Study: What do a wheelchair lift‚ an excavator at a construction site and a dentist’s chair have in common? The ability to lift a heavy load. And in all these examples the ability is there to the power of hydraulics. Hydraulics is the study of liquids and their mechanical properties. For instance‚ how they move‚ resist movement

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    very basic principle of life. On Saying Please The young lift-man in a City office who threw a passenger out of his lift the other morning and was fined for the offence was undoubtedly in the wrong. It was a question of ’Please’. The complainant entering the lift‚ said‚ ’Top’. The lift-man demanded ’Top-please’ and this concession being refused he not only declined to comply with the instruction‚ but hurled the passenger out of the lift. This‚ of course was carrying a comment on manner too far.

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    Pulley Lab Objective: The objective of this lab was to study the change in force using pulley systems. Hypothesis: I think with the weight and the different number of pulley systems being added each time the weight will be easier to lift every time we add a weight. Procedure: To do this lab you must first search different pulley system diagrams. Then you must find a way to make those pulley systems you have chosen work using four items. Pulleys‚ ring pole‚ a weight of your choice‚ newton

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    compound lifts‚ this helped with my strength. I also ran 3 – 4 times a week to try and improve my cardio. Before every workout I would do Static stretching and after every workout I would do dynamic stretching. I would exercise 6 days a week doing each compound lift 2 times a week. Progressive overload is something I would every other week. I was doing a split routine so my workouts were 45 minutes maximum. After my main lift I would do a bunch of accessories that would help me with the lift‚ using

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    looking for symmetrical and even development‚ not the one who is the biggest. One of the all strength lifts was “The press was generally considered a pure strength lift‚ especially in the early days when it was performed in the military positions of attention.” (Newton). Two of the original lifts that were in the Olympic Games are the snatch‚ and clean and jerk‚ which are still used today for lifts. Bodybuilding had a rough start in the Olympics: “The Bodybuilding sport in early Olympic years was eliminated

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    Static Lift‚ Jerry Can carry‚ 2.4km (1.5mile) timed run. Candidate’s results from each test are assigned a score. Candidate’s age‚ gender and the amount of repetitions or time elapsed for each event determines the score. Unlike other military endurance tests the APFT is normally performed in normal workout gear. To graduate boot camp individuals must score 150 points or higher with at least 50 points in each event. Static lift The Army service requires every candidate to perform The Static Lift Test

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    How the turning rotor makes a helicopter move upwards: The blades or rotors on a helicopter are used to produce a lifting force which gets the helicopter off the ground. As they spin around they cut into the air and produce lift‚ each blade providing an equal share of the lift. To produce this lifting force air must flow over each rotor. This is why the blades spin at an angle against the air. The shapes of the rotors are designed allowing air to move faster over the upper surface as the angle changes

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