What does 'stake' refer to when speaking of bearing installations?
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"staking" is the process of anchoring the bearing so it doesn't turn with the shaft.\n\nGo to:\n\nwww.nhbb.com/engineering/astro/installation.cfm
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You need 8 markers to form a large circle, marked I,O,X,L,T,E,A,P then the center stake. Carefully position the markers so the bearings on the instruction cards are accurate.\n\nPlace the unlabelled stake in the center of the area which will be used for laying out the course. Attach a string (about 50 ft long) to the center of the stake. Working from the center stake each time, set the compass bearings as indicated on the instruction cards that you have made and walk the required distance. Place the labelled stake in the correct location. Repeat from center stake until all your labelled stakes are positioned correctly.
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Cutless bearings refer to rubber lined bearings operating with water lubrication on an elasto-hydrodynamic principle. The fluted design of the bearing utilises basis lubrication principles to allow formation of hydrodynamic water wedges at the bearing surfaces by flow of water from the grooves. \n\n\n-- Try link for more info --
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https://secure.lds.org/units/stake/0,9780,606-1-5-518549,00.html?\n\ntry this
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What you need to do is ppp out the old bushings and take them to a place that sells bearings... Bearings Inc. or Kaman are 2 common places...and they'll measure them then point you to the right items.
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FKD is a company that produces high velocity bearings, founded in 1992 and based in Vista, CA.\nTheir slogan is "fight, kill, destroy", which would be the meaning of FKD.
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Probably middle english. Before the advent of the center fixed swinging rudder ( 14th C. ) rudders were attached externally to the rear , aft ( short for after ?), section of the vessel. \nThe Steerboard would preferably be on the side of the vessel not tied to a quay or pier.  The other side might be " port" if it is the adjacent side to where the vessel ties up. \nThat is just my guess. \nBow, I don't know.
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Actually there is a guideline for Shipyard Work under the factory act. You can check from the particular reference.  Alternatively, you can seek help from your RSO to help you in drafting the risk assessment. I think one of the consideration is the operating voltage on the ship while the other is the supply for the generator.
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Advantage - you don't have to do the maintenance on the outside.\n\nDisadvantage - you have to pay association dues and the association decides when maintenance is done and by whom.
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what berth is it? is it sited?
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Stakeholders are anyone that has an interest in a business. It is not just limited to shareholders (although they are stakeholders). Other stakeholders will include: Customers; Suppliers; Employees; the Government on both a local and national level; People that live near to the companies buildings; Anyone that is effected by the business
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/59100.html
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"Vested" means ownership, therefore, "unvested" refers to the shares held in his name, but not owned by him. Most companies have a vesting schedule - sometimes a graded scale (e.g., % increases over 5-7 years) or sometimes a cliff (eg, 0% vested until 5 years, then 100% vested).
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G'day Richard K,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nDeep-seated is correct. It means deeply-rooted or deep beneath the surface.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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It means:  Single Minute Exchange of Dies.   It has to do with the set up time it takes to change tools in a manufacturing environment.\nHope it helps.
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I didn't see that ward listed in the Stake and Ward directory, Sorry.  Are you sure that you are spelling it correctly?
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I dont know. How do you use stakes for sweeping though?