A Volute is an impeller pump.Originally posted by: Minerva
Hey guys!
My fiance is a consultant and I'm looking at a proposal. It is very technical at least to me.One of the key parts is a volute (looks like a snail lol) and it has a weight of 24,545 (kg). There are other parts too. The yard is in Germany where this is to be done.
This stuff reminds me of word problems we had in engineering school!
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
A Volute is an impeller pump.Originally posted by: Minerva
Hey guys!
My fiance is a consultant and I'm looking at a proposal. It is very technical at least to me.
This stuff reminds me of word problems we had in engineering school!
Actually the volute is the part of a centrifugal pump or compressor assembly that includes the head (discharge) side and surrounds the impeller and the suction eye. It is exclusive of the stuffing box and mechanical seals if the pump is so equipped.
Wouldn't that be rigga please?
MikeyIs4Dcats
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Originally posted by: Minerva
The helicopter job? Yeah that's another thing in the works too.
if I was paying you to do something like that, I would be very concerned you had to ask for help on the internet. :roll:
Muadib
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And you would know that how exactly?Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: Minerva
The helicopter job? Yeah that's another thing in the works too.
if I was paying you to do something like that, I would be very concerned you had to ask for help on the internet. :roll:
MikeyIs4Dcats
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Originally posted by: Muadib
And you would know that how exactly?Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: Minerva
The helicopter job? Yeah that's another thing in the works too.
if I was paying you to do something like that, I would be very concerned you had to ask for help on the internet. :roll:
know what?
MikeyIs4Dcats
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Originally posted by: skyking
Originally posted by: Minerva
The helicopter job? Yeah that's another thing in the works too.
my post was on topic about the volute and parts. where did helicopter fit in?
she'd posted a question on here a couple of months ago asking about using helicopters for transport rigging
Muadib
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That she asked for help on the net. You think her clients check here?Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: Muadib
And you would know that how exactly?Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: Minerva
The helicopter job? Yeah that's another thing in the works too.
if I was paying you to do something like that, I would be very concerned you had to ask for help on the internet. :roll:
know what?
MikeyIs4Dcats
Lifer
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Originally posted by: Muadib
That she asked for help on the net. You think her clients check here?Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: Muadib
And you would know that how exactly?Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: Minerva
The helicopter job? Yeah that's another thing in the works too.
if I was paying you to do something like that, I would be very concerned you had to ask for help on the internet. :roll:
know what?
doubt it, but if you're doing something like that without experience you're going to get someone hurt or do some serious damage. If you have the experience, you wouldn't be asking for advice on ATOT.
Let's get something straight here.
I never claimed to be a pro at rigging. My fiance is. I'm intrigued at all the technicality of this work. He is very busy and doesn't like talking about too many technical aspects during our quality time together.
I asked a question out of curiosity not for advice. He is often surprised at the things I come up with as a result!
I never claimed to be a pro at rigging. My fiance is. I'm intrigued at all the technicality of this work. He is very busy and doesn't like talking about too many technical aspects during our quality time together.
I asked a question out of curiosity not for advice. He is often surprised at the things I come up with as a result!
skyking
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I tell ya, it was the dam job for many reasons
65 mile commute into the middle of nowhere, one way. 15 miles of gravel. Over a mountain pass on the way, a month or so of ice each winter.
The last bridge jobs were more fun. Summertime, got to play in the river with big excavators, fish for salmon on lunchbreak.
65 mile commute into the middle of nowhere, one way. 15 miles of gravel. Over a mountain pass on the way, a month or so of ice each winter.
The last bridge jobs were more fun. Summertime, got to play in the river with big excavators, fish for salmon on lunchbreak.
Originally posted by: Minerva
Those dam beams are dam big!
welcome to the dam tour, i'll be your dam guide, feel free to take as many dam pictures as you like and ask any dam questions u have
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