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magnetizing and moving of elements????

02/03/2009 12:06 AM

Hello is there any way to magnetize and move a mild steel plate of 3m length and 50x500 cross section using the magnetizing and demagnetizing property? please suggest ideas
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Re: magnetizing and moving of elements????

02/03/2009 4:03 AM

you need not post the same question on different forums.

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Re: magnetizing and moving of elements????

02/03/2009 4:26 AM
  • Electromagents are used in scrap metal yards to move steel around using a crane.
  • Linear motors are used to suspend and move passenger-carrying vehicles on the most advanced transport systems.
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