Posted: 7/7/2017 12:26:20 PM EDT
I have to get this beast powered up and then do start up.
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I have to get this beast powered up and then do start up. http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn38/rccox/91888620-7BA8-4D4F-B315-CC98651717D3.jpg http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn38/rccox/85052207-98F2-4CA0-B925-0A69D43D634E.jpg more than likely you buy your steel from us.... |
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I have to get this beast powered up and then do start up. http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn38/rccox/91888620-7BA8-4D4F-B315-CC98651717D3.jpg http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn38/rccox/85052207-98F2-4CA0-B925-0A69D43D634E.jpg more than likely you buy your steel from us.... |
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It's 480 volt. Quoted:
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Is it even 480v or is that stupid french 380v? I bet that fucker is full of telemechanique. I'm puttering at a sawmill today while they are on shut down. Beautiful day. |
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Not bad. Â My project today is to figure out how to get a red hot 11,000 lbs axle spindle off of a furnace car and into a quench tank without fucking something up, dropping it ,getting anyone hurt, or deforming it. Â Oh, we're quenching it tomorrow morning.
ETA: Â And come up with a rough cost on a foundation for putting in another Mazak V100. |
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Can you give any details? Amperage? Location of DP relative the unit? Are you gonna drop into the top of the cabinet or possibly hit the ground with a dead-leg floor flange w/T-condulet + sealtite? There are multiple ways you could feed that... 
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SER zip tied to the bar joists then dropped down into the top. It aint a watch.Â
We blew the end and 100 amp peckerhead off a 480V bus duct yesterday. Â Sawzalled the end off, blew all the shit out, wrapped the ends of the bus bars in tape and put new fuses in the cutouts and it was as good as newÂ
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Can you give any details? Amperage? Location of DP relative the unit? Are you gonna drop into the top of the cabinet or possibly hit the ground with a dead-leg floor flange w/T-condulet + sealtite? There are multiple ways you could feed that... |
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SER zip tied to the bar joists then dropped down into the top. It aint a watch. Quoted:
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Can you give any details? Amperage? Location of DP relative the unit? Are you gonna drop into the top of the cabinet or possibly hit the ground with a dead-leg floor flange w/T-condulet + sealtite? There are multiple ways you could feed that...  ...
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200amps 480 volt 3 phase. Main disconnect directly behind the machine. Fed with 3/0 DLO cable. Quoted:
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Can you give any details? Amperage? Location of DP relative the unit? Are you gonna drop into the top of the cabinet or possibly hit the ground with a dead-leg floor flange w/T-condulet + sealtite? There are multiple ways you could feed that... |
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DLO?!?!?! That's odd ball shit. Why?... Quoted:
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Can you give any details? Amperage? Location of DP relative the unit? Are you gonna drop into the top of the cabinet or possibly hit the ground with a dead-leg floor flange w/T-condulet + sealtite? There are multiple ways you could feed that... |
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Because THHN isn't flexible enough to bend into all the cable trays and wireways inside the machine. Quoted:
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Can you give any details? Amperage? Location of DP relative the unit? Are you gonna drop into the top of the cabinet or possibly hit the ground with a dead-leg floor flange w/T-condulet + sealtite? There are multiple ways you could feed that... I'm in for some post-installation photos of the conduit routing & cable install... |