launching girder 900T

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It is suitable for erectingsimply supported juxtaposition box girder of less than 32m for the single-linerailway with the speed of 250km/h、350km/h.

According to different launching girder’s structures, there are:900t Two-span Without Nose-girder Automatic passing Launching girder,900tlifting point launching girder,900t assembled launching girder, 900t uppernose-girder launching girder and 900t double nose-girder launching girder.

Performance and parameters：

Rated lifting capacity：900t orless

Girder span： whole box girder with evenor variable span of 32m、24m、20m

Landing speed of girder：0~0.5m/min（heavy load） 0~1.0m/min（withoutload）

Passing speed of girder：0~3m/min

Longitudinal scope：20‰

Minimum curve radius：600 m

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Q: This question asks for a comparison between electric and manual lifting equipment, highlighting their distinct features and operational differences.: Electric lifting equipment, such as electric hoists and cranes, operates using electrical power and is designed for heavy-duty lifting and repetitive tasks. It offers high efficiency, ease of use, and often requires less physical effort from operators. On the other hand, manual lifting equipment, like levers, pulleys, and manual hoists, relies on human power and is typically used for lighter loads or in situations where electrical power is not available. Manual equipment is generally more portable and requires no power source, but it is slower and more labor-intensive. Electric equipment is more suitable for industrial settings, while manual equipment is often used in smaller-scale operations or for temporary tasks.

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