What is a setting plate, or leveling plate, and what is its purpose?
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A setting plate is a steel plate set down over the anchor rods, which is then shimmed, leveled, and grouted into place before the column is installed. Setting plates are used when erecting larger, longer, and heavier structural steel columns because the weights of these columns and their baseplates are large. Therefore, it becomes more economical for the steel erecting crews to have setting plates already set and leveled at the proper elevation and secured in place before the structural steel columns are delivered to the job site.
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1. Transformers are the most efficient machines known. 2. The current in an inductor rises at a linear rate. 3. In a shell transformer, the windings are placed around each end of the core material. 4. When a coil induces a voltage into itself, it is known as self-induction. 5. A special steel called silicon steel is often used in transformer cores to help reduce hysteresis loss.
Suppose that Robin budgets $12/week for Wings 'N' Suds. The price of buffalo wings is $0.50 while the price of Coca-Cola is $1.50. What is the maximum number of buffalo wings that Robin may buy?
A) 12
B) 28
C) 24
D) 4
What type of documentation, created for postwar refugees throughout Europe, is still used today?
a. identity cards b. passports c. drivers’ licenses d. immigration visas
Rabbits can produce young 30Â days after breeding and raise four to five litters per year consisting of up to ____________________ young per litter.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).