Break load test of 90 mm Anchor Chain
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id like to see the chain next to something familiar to get an idea of its scale
90mm is like 4 inches thick?
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That is very impressive, both the strength and the failure.
Thank you for sharing this.
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okay.. so Mt (megaton) is meant to be mt which stands for metric ton (1mt=1000kg)
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Dam thats alot of force behind that chain
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@75130844 778 "Mt peak load".. so am i right that it is 778 million ton???
because Mt stands for Mega Ton which is 1 Million..
that is pretty crazy..
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Only Chuck Norris can do that...but he still needs both hands...
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fatality
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cant break...
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wow
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Dear All
In this matter Mt is metric ton. 1 Mt = 1.000 Kg
Best regards
Peter Harbo A/S
75130844 1 month ago
@flyer203 Thanks for taking the time to see the movie.
Yes it is a lot of energy & force releaset and working on deck one must be cautious.
We will soon uploade more clips like this.
Once again thanks for watching.
Best regards
Peter Harbo A/S
75130844 4 months ago