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为机械顺利运行,应设置必须的临时设施,其设置要点是()。 A.位置要选择得当 B.布

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为机械顺利运行,应设置必须的临时设施,其设置要点是()。

A.位置要选择得当

B.布置要合理

C.便于机械施工作业和使用管理

D.符合安全要求

E.交通运输方便

答案:

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