Hang the hoist on the top of the beam, with or without the cover?

To dissolve the beam, it is better to hang a gourd that can't open the lid and resist the beam, but the effect of the gourd is poor, and there are other methods.

Beam is a term in geomantic omen. The beam is a taboo of geomantic omen, and there are three most serious situations to be solved.

(a) beam pressure stove-see the beam in the kitchen, is generally considered to be a very unlucky big evil spirit, because the kitchen is the place to make a fire, is the source of people's luck, according to the geomantic omen of Bazhai, it will be very unfavorable to the indoor hostess, especially the immediate pregnant woman.

(2) The beam presses the bed-it is unhealthy to sleep under the beam. The beam contains steel bars and is heavy, and the five elements of gold are strong, which makes the owner of the bed suffer from the imbalance of magnetic field lines and produces an unbalanced reaction. Over time, he will be seriously ill.

(3) The beam kills people-if you see the beam at home, you will generally think it is a big killer, which is easy to cause great disasters, but it is rare at home now.

Solution:

There is no 100% solution to Liang Sha, but only the maximum degradation, that is, using feng shui items to solve the problem. If someone tells you that the beam brake can be completely released, it is a lie. It can only be degraded to the greatest extent, and the brakes cannot be completely relieved.

First of all, furniture such as wardrobes or cabinets from the ceiling to the floor can be placed on the walls at both ends of the beam, and the best material is wood (logs). Its external intention is to take over its suffocation and guide it to develop in other directions, which can reduce its oppression visually. Intrinsically, it is intended to use its five elements, that is, steel bars are gold, cabinets are wood, and Jin Kemu is arrogant, reducing Shaqi.

Secondly, using special feng shui to prevent disasters, the stronger ones will be hung directly or pasted under the beam, or hung on the high wardrobes at both ends of the beam or on the wardrobes against the wall (just a string of five emperors' money). Five Emperors Money refers to the ancient coins used by Shunye, Kangxi, Qianlong, Jiaqing and yongzheng emperor in Qing Dynasty. The money of the five emperors must be real. If there is an antique market in the local area, you can collect five pieces by yourself and string them with yellow ropes. If you don't have local money, you can go directly to the Internet to find the most classic five emperors' money. The money belongs to round water, and the golden water is drained with utensils to block its suffocation, plus the yellow five elements belong to it. Moreover, its asymmetric structure is much better than using five copper coins alone, which is very suitable for villas, large-sized houses and other occasions to use beams. Under normal circumstances, people seldom need this kind of geomantic five emperors' coins with strong charm to stop evil spirits and make indoor yin and yang tend to be healthy and balanced.

This kind of beam is geomantic, that is, it can be identified, belongs to the entity, and can be explained by understandable scientific methods. Generally, the cross beam is a prominent part when reinforced concrete is used to strengthen the thickening bearing capacity. In ancient times, beams were generally used to support roofs. Traditionally, beams are considered as the pillars of a room. Even when they were put on the beam, there were certain ceremonies, and even a day was chosen to set off firecrackers.

Beams, columns and laminates together form a set of shelves. Common in light shelves, medium shelves and heavy shelves. The beam is mainly composed of two parts: the main body and the column clamp (pendant). draw

Cross beam refers to the beam arranged transversely along the axis of the bridge and supported on the main load-bearing members in the superstructure.

[beam]: a beam (such as the main beam of a structure or a cross-shaped horizontal bar)

[chord piece]: A long, thick piece of wood, usually lying flat on a building.

Thick square timber at the top of a row of piles forming a pier wall or wooden pier.

Temporary supporting crossbar

[stringer]: used to connect the vertical column of the frame or the long crossbar supporting the floor; Inclined beam of stairs

[beam]: a crossbar that supports the upper deck of a ship

[beam]

Cross beam connecting side frame in railway freight car underframe

The metal part in the gun base, usually wide and flat, is used to connect the tail edge plate or other similar parts of the component bases on both sides.

[Needle beam]: the cross beam supporting the bridge deck in a bridge.

[Cross bar]: The cross bar on the bicycle frame.