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Overhead crane

Also known as a 'suspended Crane', an overhead crane works very similar to a gantry crane but instead of the whole crane moving, only the hoist / trolley assembly moves in one direction along one or two fixed beams, often mounted along the side walls or on elevated columns in

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  • Overhead Travelling Cranes

    • of the wheel track of the crane and there is a risk of being struck, effective measures must be taken to warn the operator of the crane, or indeed any other equally effective precaution, to ensure that the crane does not approach within 20' (6100mm) of that place .Various systems of work have been devised to ensure compliance with these requirements. Some examples are as follows -• The temporary construction of stop blocks on the rails and the electrical isolation of the particular section

  • YGMT Crane types

    • from 50t to 480t Slab Tong Crane: capacity from 25t to 112t Material Charging Crane: capacity from 20t to 110t Magnet Crane Hydropower Station Bridge Crane with single trolley: capacity from 50t to 1200t,double-trolley capacity from 100t to 500t Hydropower Station Gantry Crane: capacity from 50t to 500t Common Bridge Crane: capacity from 50t to 650t Common Gantry Crane Quenching Crane/Forging Crane: capacity from 80t to 550t Special cranes for nuclear power station:

  • News conference addresses concerns over tower crane safety

    • of a role cranes play in our society, and how tower cranes are a “reliable technology” and have been used since the 1940s in construction projects. “Of the more than 3,000 tower cranes in North America, about 2,100 are in use on any given day,” said Dandrea. “With a conservative estimate of 50 lifts daily per crane, more than 105,000 lifts are executed safely every day.” Standards needed Bill Smith, president of NationsBuilders

  • Guy Derrick

    • or more guy ropes, as shown in Figure 2.3. The guys radiate in a horizontal circle about the derrick and are spaced as evenly as site conditions permit. A common configuration would include a mast of about 125 ft (38 m) and a boom of about 100 ft (30 m), although both larger and smaller derricks may be found. Capacities can range to 200 tons (181 t) or more. Both boom and mast are almost invariably latticed. The boom of a guy derrick is usually made shorter than the mast so that at close-in

  • Single Girder Overhead Cranes and Double Girder Overhead Cranes

    • heavy duty cranes for steel mills and other heavy engineering purposes. Features of Double Girder Overhead Cranes Structure : Bridge girder, end carriages, crab frame manufactured from box plate design/ Rolled Sections. If required 100% radiography of all but welding joints of bridge and end carriages can be provided. The material of construction conforms to IS:2062, and the bridge is designed for minimum vibration. Wheel Assemblies : Trolley and crane wheels are straight

  • Crane Overloads and Crane Test Loads

    • Crane Overloads - What is allowed? On a routine basis, the amount of load a crane can "legally" lift, as a percent of its rated capacity, is 100.0000%, with a tolerance of +.000%/-100% (get the idea?). All kidding aside however, ASME B30.2 does provide for what is termed "planned engineered lifts" where it is necessary to make very occasional lifts (generally 2 lifts/year) in excess of rated

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