A heavy concrete panel is being lifted into position in a building by means of a crane (see figure below).?
Styrofoam is not recyclable, environmentally it's one of the worst products ever inventedTinfoil is recycled with aluminum and is a great additive for recycled metal.
heavy tin foil is recyclable in most cities, only a few countries in the world recycle Styrofoam, and they are found in the Asia area, apparently their is not enough money in recycling here in North America
tin foil not sure about but styrofoam isnt check with you local recycling centerKim
Yes, Styrofoam is recyclable but reinforcing what others have posted, many towns don't accept it due to lack of processing facilities (probably not economical to re-process it)Styrofoam is a type of plastic It takes a long time to break down in natureIn our town, a local US Postal Center (a Mailbox Etctype place) accepts all our old Styrofoam - they chop it up and use it as packing materialAs far as tin foil goes (most likely, aluminum foil), our town would take it if it has not been used to hold food, otherwise it is not recyclable In general, recycling aluminum (cans) is a good idea as it saves a lot of energy compared to the energy needed to make cans from raw materials Aluminum mining, refining, and processing is an energy-intensive industry.
a) Clockwiseb) Tension 11,100NDistance from cable to O (cos 53) x 36.5, 21.97 metresTorque (fd) 11,100 x 21.97, 243,867N/m.
