Steel Harvest

I won't remove it from the bookshelf for the time being. I hope the author is celebrating the Chinese New Year and has no time to write, rather than being a eunuch.

Grandma's is updated, why not? It's not updated anymore, right?

Seeing that the 12-meter-tall mecha weighs thousands of tons, I did some math. Assume 12X3X4=144 cubic meters, The density of steel is about 7.85 Tons per cubic meter, That is 144x7.85=1130.4 Tons, a solid iron support, Assuming the mecha armor is 20CM thick, the surface area of the mecha can only be an approximate value, (12X3+12X4+3X4) r>The mecha has two legs, and the back load of one is 173.5 Tons The tank is about 50 tons, and the track ground area is about 5 square meters, that is 10 tons per square meter. The mecha's foot area is 17.35 Square meters, which is about 6 meters long and 3 meters wide. Considering the ratio, 10 tons per square meter becomes 20 tons, which is 8.675, About 4 meters long and 2 meters wide If titanium alloy is used, one cubic meter is about 4.5 Tons, then the armor is 172.8 Tons, plus the engine 218.8 Tons, the single leg is 109.4 Tons, 10 tons per square meter, then the sole of the foot is 19.04 Square meters 12 tons per square meter, 9.11 Square meters 15 tons per square meter, 7.29 20 tons per square meter, 5.47 Square meters,

Author, why is your writing style so similar to Zhao Weiju? ?

I feel there are several problems. The first one is that the firing rate cannot be sustained when there is no ammunition replenishment in the early stage. This is a small problem. The second one is why a patrol team is arranged to patrol the basement instead of equipping the basement with a permanent light source. It is outrageous that a semi-permanent military building basement is not equipped with light source facilities.

The author writes very well, why don't many people read it?

It's almost time to have an adjutant, to handle daily tasks or have someone at home to direct the defense while you're out exploring the town.

There are also medical soldiers, medical stations, medicines, logistics support personnel, scouts, etc.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Big boost to the author🐷🐷