For the two scientists, "all this" had included hiking down trail-less slopes of loose rock and soil past sharp, charred stumps of manzanita and oak, hauling gauges and sensors, solar-powered communications equipment, a surveying device with a tripod, and assorted mounting poles, clamps, cables, drills and batteries, as well as cement and other supplies.
First, the workers attach the cab to the steel mast using clamps or cables, a process called "dogging off".
The tendons of the lower-leg muscles were blunt dissected free of the leg to allow attachment via clamps to cable pulls by means of which force was applied.
Locate the pinch bolt that clamps the cable.
A small bolt clamps the cable in place, holding it tight.
We then tightened the titanium cable anterior to the patella to form the tension band, fixed the titanium cable with cable clamps, and cut off the excessive titanium cable (Fig. 1).
And then the rigger hired to clamp the cable to both pylons came across a beehive at the top of one of them.In this section Many rivers to cross Nasty medicine Sharing à la française Dankners in the dock The dedicated followers of fast fashion The holes in holacracy ReprintsEven the hardiest of riggers would struggle to fix a cable to a tall pylon while being stung by a swarm of African bees.
The equipments included in this chapter are tree and tubing hanger, subsurface safety valves, packers, expansion devices, anchor latches, landing nipples, locks, sleeves, crossovers, capillary line, and cable clamps.
The Start-It system is heavy (12 pounds) but compact (12 inches square and 5 3/4 inches deep) and includes a sealed battery, spark-resistant clamps, 27-inch cables, a built-in work light, a wall plug adapter for recharging (the charge lasts three months) and a 12-volt DC charger, which can be used in a cigarette lighter.
Battery power flows through its cables, clamps and terminals.
Using the cable clamps, make a loop on each end of each cable.
