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Tower Crane--Topkit TC5511A/QTZ125--CAMAX

Tower Crane--Topkit TC5511A/QTZ125--CAMAX

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Min Order Qty:
1 set
Supply Capability:
20 set/month

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Description of our Tower Crane

The tower crane is a combination of advanced technologies of the present day. The electric control system of the tower crane adopts the advanced “PLC + frequency converter” control mode of the present day, which has realized the stepless speed regulation and greatly improves the reliability, maneuverability and stability of the control system and the work efficiency of the tower crane.

TC 5511 tower crane belong to upper-swing hydraulic climbing tower crane with horizontal jib, winch-jib. All kinds of performance parameters and technical items are up to or better than the National Standard. The max radius is 50m. Independent loading-lifting height is 30m. Attaching loading-lifting height is 121m. The rated load moment is 630KN.m .

Advantage of our tower crane
1, boom relief Angle is big, greatly widened the equipment capacity and scope of work.
2, suitable for the group of tower cross homework.
3, boom stability is good, combination amplitude range.
4, suitable for height have special requirements occasions construction.
5, lifting capacity big, effectively solve the high steel structure construction team crane big lifting capacity requirements.

Specification of Tower Crane

Model

QTP80 (TC5511) (Flat-Top)

Max Working Radius (m)

55

Free Height (m)

41

Max Load (T)

6

Tip Load (T)

1.1

Max Height (m)

161

Wall Ties for Max Height (sets)

8

Main Material Specs (mm)

Square Steel Tube   1352*12

Mast Section Dimension (m)

1.835*1.835*2.5

Hoisting Speed (m/min)

80/40/10

Min Steady Falling Speed (m/min)

5

Slewing Speed (r/min)

0-0.62

Radius-changing Speed (m/min)

40/20

Jacking-up Speed (m/min)

0.6

Total Motor Power (kw)

60

Independent Structure Weight (kg)

37800

Counter Weight (T)

16.2

 

Tower Crane--Topkit TC5511A/QTZ125--CAMAX

Tower Crane--Topkit TC5511A/QTZ125--CAMAX

 

Q: Which kind is better, gantry crane or tower crane?
Each has advantages, the use of different conditions, the use of different cranes, tower cranes can not move, but the lifting height can be very high, the door machine has tracks can be vertical and horizontal movements, lifting height, tower crane is not high.
Q: I've looked on the internet and I haven't found anything so far. The paper on it is due tomorrow...arrrggghhhhh...
Hi, Briisthe! Just go into Google and type - what is the migration route of the whooping crane? Then click on the article - Journey North Whooping Crane Migration Then click on the maps and all will be revealed.
Q: was he a realist or naturalist
Stephen Crane was a naturalist a lot like Jack London. His main themes were man vs. nature and man vs. himself in which nature is an abstract, omnipotent force that does not (and really cannot) care what becomes of the individual. In Crane's writings, man is often faced with strengths and weaknesses within himself when confronted by extremes of uncaring Nature (see the short story The Open Boat).
Q: It`s like a big box filled with toys and u insert a coin and then u have 2 handle the small crane to pick up a toy...
a claw machine
Q: Hey, can someone let me know some more about the support cable on the top of most cranes. Eg. material, what different types are out there etc. Thanks
That depends on the load the crane needs to lift. Those cables will vary from 1/2 inch to about 2 inches. The cable is composed of individual strands, woven together, with a fiber core. The core allows the strands to move, such as flattening out as they move over the pulleys. The core also carries the oil needed for lubrication. The cables are usually rated at 1/7th of their real capacity for safety reasons.
Q: It's got to be the most famous of all designs in the art.
NOOOOO! I can't! It frustrates me so much. (Got an origami kit for my b-day) But at least I can make a butterfly... and I used to know how to make a penguin when I was like 7
Q: in the karate kid 1984 is the crane kick something they just put in the movie and not real ?
The Crane kick is an actual Martial Arts move it is done in some Hung Ga Kung Fu forms but differently than the one in the movie because it is done without jumping and is much faster the crane kick in the Karate Kid is just a figment of the director and screen writers imaginations.
Q: do they eat them or what??i hear about hunting them and i think cool but what do you do with them i mean do they tast good??
Eating Sandhill Crane
Q: A crane lifts a 2355 N bucket containing 1.81 m3 of soil (density=2084 kg/m3) to a height of 7.56 m. Calculate the work the crane performs.
Mass of soil(m) = V x d =m = 1.81 x 2084 = 3772.04 kg =Weight = m x g = 3772.04 x 9.8 = 36965.99 N Thus the total Force by crane = 36965.99 + 2355 = 39320.99 N Thus Work done (W) = F x s = 39320.99 x 7.56 = 297266.70 J = 297.27 kJ
Q: Two Cranes have been sitting on nest for about 50 days. Will these 2 eggs hatch. They will not leave. It is their 3 Clutch. The first one resulted in a baby colt, but it got hit by car. The second never hatched.
What species of crane? Sandhill cranes have an incubation time of around 30 days, do you know the exact day of egg laying? Are you sure they haven't hatched and they are sitting on chicks? If you are getting close enough to the nest to see eggs or chicks, you might be too close and could be interfering with their natural behavior, unless they are captive or you are using a blind. You mentioned their chick being hit by a car, so if they are nesting that close to people, they may be nervous and are flushed from the nest too often to keep the eggs the right temperature. It's hard to say without more information. Edit: Extra cold weather can damage the eggs. It does seem like they've lost this clutch-50 days is long past when they should have hatched. They may be trying to incubate them anyway, I haven't worked directly with sandhills, but other birds that I've conducted nest monitoring studies on have sometimes sat on nests a while past when the eggs should have hatched. Hopefully this is actually their fourth clutch and you missed the removal of the third clutch. Good luck!

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