Product Description:
Technical parameters and performance:
1. TTC8018 lifting beam frame is composed of section 11, the total length of 81.4 m;
2. Balance arm consists of 3 section, total length of 22.8 m.
3. The transition of the tower design make the arm on the turntable and balance, jib join together, its biggest is 80 m, the largest lifting weight of 12 t.
4. The lifting beam frame combination is rich, balance arm more small turning radius.
5. The unique shape of the beautiful, the stress of the reasonable design and efficient electronic devices
6.Factory supply, low price and excelent quality, with adhered section optional
7.Installation support including oversea service, help customers to install and adjust the production well
8.Good after-sales service with 1 year warranty and in time supply of spare parts
- Q:Tower crane technical condition GB/T 9462-1999 has been cancelled? If so, what is the new standard?
- the requirement for selecting the steel quality group based on the results of brittle fracture evaluation of steel is increased;Environmental requirements and nondestructive testing requirements for welds are increased;- increased the number of institutional requirements;- increased the type and requirements of some of the units;- - increased technical data requirements that manufacturers should provide;- added some information labeling requirements;- mounting and climbing requirements are increased;The inspection requirements of tower crane are described in detail.
- Q:What is the Tower crane Roadb track laying criteria?????????
- The okorder ) track in the vertical and horizontal direction is not more than 1 / 1000. (we Should use the standard instrument, two tracks, and keep in10m range ,Measuring not less than 3 periods, respectively,taking the average).
- Q:Can you eat those suckers ?
- I live in Alaska - Sand Hill Cranes are a traditonal food for the natives going back to the dawn of man. Alaska is broken up into 30 or so Game Units, each about the size of Conn. Depending on which one you live in determins if you can hunt the cranes or not. Rule of thumb when trying to figure out what something is going to taste like (I am a survival instructor) - things always taste like what they eat. Good example - Spruce Grouse and Ptarmigan - eat spruce needles and this give them dark red meat that tastes like it's been marinated in a few drops of Mr Clean. A few hours in a real marinade and they are fine............. however........... some years ago I happen to take a spruce hen who's crop was chock full of - Blueberries! Instead of the usual red meat I expectsed - it had white/bluish meat - and WOW did that bird taste awesome! It's the scavengers you do not want to eat - seagulls, fox, coyote, wolf, bear, hawks, etc that eat long, long dead things. The birds that eat bugs (usually a sweet tasting and crunchy protien packets) and grass shoots - ducks, geese, cranes, uplond game birds - will be the tasty ones.
- Q:What should the sub contractor do before the installation of the bridge crane in the workshop?
- Baidu search [tower crane tower demolition, lowering section safety technical disclosure]. If it is installed, remove the "two words" to "installation", and other contents are adjusted slightly.
- Q:I read Maggie: A Girl of the Streets in eleventh grade and I wonder if the author, Stephen Crane, was the same Stephen Crane that married Lana Turner.
- hah ha i'm in your class too :) This project sucks... and I still haven't done it! I have to tonight..
- Q:Is there anything similar to the traditon where you fold 1000 origami cranes and you get a wish?
- The 1000 paper cranes thing really only became popular after the 2nd world war- a girl in Japan was told she woudl have a wish granted if she did it in a lifetime. She had been a victim of hiroshima (or nagasaki, i forget), so she gave it a shot but ended up dying young from the illness before she reached her quota. The point is, if it does exist in other cultures, it'll likely only be a surface similarity, I'd imagine. I remember reading in a children's book once that every leaf you catch from a tree in the fall before it touches the ground counts as a day's good luck... but i dont know if that's an actual superstition or one made up for the story. I can't remember the name of it either...
- Q:Old used 200 t crawler crane is available for purchase. What are the guidelines/ thumb rules for assessing its cost ?
- Supply vs demand Extreme examples: If the crane is no longer needed anywhere, the cost will be 0; no demand. If the crane still has a unique useable function and there is only one available, it's immediate cost will be very high; no supply. So, assuming that the cranes supply/demand is somewhere in the middle, the methodology for assessing it's cost would be to evaluate the following: * Where is it located with respect to where it is needed? (place value) * How quickly do I need it, and how quickly can I get the crane? (time value) * What alternative solutions are available? * How much do other similar cranes cost? * etc Hope this helps!
- Q:Tower crane; command; gesture
- 8. the hook falls slightly: the arm extends to the side, front and bottom, with the angle of the body about 30 degrees, palm down, with the wrist as the axis, repeatedly swinging downward palm.9. hook horizontal move slightly: small arm toward the side of the natural extension, fingers together, palms outward, in the direction of the load should be running, repeat the slow horizontal movement.10., micro range: double arm bent, extended to one side, five fingers straight, palms relative, and the distance between the load and the distance to move.11. directions of landing: five fingers unbend, point out the position where the load should fall.12. stop: small arm horizontally placed in front of the chest, fingers outstretched, palms down, horizontal swing to the side.13. emergency stop: two small arm level placed in his fingers outstretched, palms downwards, while waving to the level of both sides.14. end of work: stretch your hands and fingers and cross over at the front of your forehead.
- Q:For my science fair project we have to build someething using simple machines, me and my partner decided to do the crane, but we havent been able to find any place that shows intructions on how to build it. If you can please included a step by step plan, the things you will need ( whether or not they are hard to find/ and if so where i might be able to find them ), and your sourcetruely i appreciate this sooo much thankyou in advance everything counts so please make it as detailed as possible and if you know any other sites that show please include thank you sooo much :)
- you are totally just trying to avoid doing this work by yourself. anybody with two eyes can just look up crane on google and learn how it works. they are super simple just go to the library or something. or better yet go look at a real crane.
- Q:Kindly name the companies.
- which okorder / -indian Search engine-quite effective for local searches..
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