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SPARKS

ELECTRICAL NEWS

JULY 2016

24

PEOPLE

ON THE MOVE

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Vusumuzi Sibiya,

sales

consultant.

John Callaghan

operations

director.

Michiel Coetzee

commercial

director.

ANTLEY LIGHTING

WEBBERS ELECTRICAL

Editor:

Erika van Zyl

Advertising:

Carin Hannay

Design:

Anoonashe Shumba,

B.Tech Hons Creative Art & Design (CUT) Zim

Consultant:

Ian Jandrell PrEng,

BSc(Eng), GDE, PhD, FSAIEE, MIEEE

Publisher:

Karen Grant

Deputy Publisher:

Wilhelm du Plessis

Published monthly by:

Crown Publications cc

P O Box 140

Bedfordview, 2008

Tel: (011) 622-4770

Fax: (011) 615-6108

e-mail:

sparks@crown.co.za

Website:

www.crown.co.za

Printed by:

Tandym Print

The views expressed in this publication are not

necessarily those of the editor or the publisher.

This publication is distributed to electrical

contractors, wholesalers, distributors,

OEMs, panel builders, Eskom, mining

electricians and consulting engineers

(electrical) as well as libraries, members

of IESSA and public utilities.

Total 6 779 per month.

BRIGHT

SPARK

WEIGHTING IN VAIN

Mr Bloggs cut logs for a

living. Although he weighed

100 kg himself, he could

lift a weight of 150 kg with

his bare hands. However, he

wasn't satisfied with his own

strength, so he installed a

pulley to help him

He tried it out by attaching

a log to the hook and pulling,

as the picture shows. What

was the heaviest log he

could lift in this way?

How much could he lift

if he stood out in the yard?

JUNE SOLUTION

A QUESTION OF BALANCE

The total weight of all the sacks is 123 kg, so they would

be balanced best if there were 61 kg in one pannier and

62 kg in the other. This is possible by putting 35 + 16

+ 11 = 62 in one, and 24 + 17 + 13 + 7 = 61 in the other.

AUGUST FEATURES

• Motor control centres and motor protection

• Energy Efficiency

• Lighting

Buyers’ guide

• Lighting (lamps and controlgear)

Deadlines

• Advertising booking: 24 June 2016

• Editorial: 27 June 2016

• Advertising material: 4 July 2016