Outstanding. Work like this brings real-world experience that could never be discovered on an engineer's calculator. This new information will certainly help us get better on the drill ground, developing more efficient and effective solutions on actual emergencies resulting in better outcomes for the people we serve. Thank you!
Hi there, I just got done watching your video. Thanks for doing all the research. I have a question for you. If you’re lifting a commercial vehicle that weights 80000lbs and only lifting the rear. Your lifting load would be 40000lbs and captured by two paratech struts. If each strut was sharing the load, they would each be supporting 20000lbs. However, wouldn’t the horizontal force be calculated by each strut? And the chain would see a percentage of the 40000lbs not just a percentage of what one strut was supporting? I hope that is clear enough. Thanks
Outstanding. Work like this brings real-world experience that could never be discovered on an engineer's calculator. This new information will certainly help us get better on the drill ground, developing more efficient and effective solutions on actual emergencies resulting in better outcomes for the people we serve. Thank you!
Hi there, I just got done watching your video. Thanks for doing all the research. I have a question for you. If you’re lifting a commercial vehicle that weights 80000lbs and only lifting the rear. Your lifting load would be 40000lbs and captured by two paratech struts. If each strut was sharing the load, they would each be supporting 20000lbs. However, wouldn’t the horizontal force be calculated by each strut? And the chain would see a percentage of the 40000lbs not just a percentage of what one strut was supporting? I hope that is clear enough. Thanks
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