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QTZ63(5013) self raising CMAX  tower cranes

QTZ63(5013) self raising CMAX tower cranes

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QTZ63

5013

Jib length(m)

50

Max Independent height(m)

40

Max Attaching height(m)

140

Max.Load(t)

6

Tip load(t)

1.3

Material of major legs

160*160*16mm angle steel/Q235B  

dimension of mast sections(m)

1.6X1.6X2.5

Lifting speed(m/min)

(a=2)68/34

(a=4)34/17

Slewing speed(m/min)

0.65

Luffing speed(m/min)

34/17

Self raising speed(m/min)

0.58

Total power(KW)

42.2



Q: don't its wheel provide the same amount of friction?
To make it harder for them to tip over.
Q: I have seen a crane sitting in a tree watching over the pond in my front yard. I have never seen any fish in the pond and so i am curious as to why the crane is there. I thought cranes only hangout by ponds if there are fish. Does anyone have an research hypotheses to why the crane is there?thanks in advance
maybe it's nesting? it's migration season so it might just be a stop-over. where are you? we saw sandhills go over a few weeks ago over oak park IL about a month ago.
Q: Please no direct translations. I need the official name of the whooping crane in French.
Grue Blanche is correct =)
Q: open boat by stephen crane
The Open Boat is a true story - Crane was sent to Cuba as a war correspondent in 1897, and he boarded a vessel named the Commodore. The vessel sank off New Smyrna Beach, Florida in heavy weather, and the survivors made their way to shore in the open boat described. The wreck of the Commodore is in 90 feet of water, fourteen miles out and is currently under an Admiralty salvage claim.
Q: So how does tower cranes and cranes used in constructions make use of mechanical advantage exerted from simple machines such as pulleys and levers?In other words, how does a crane use pulleys and levers?
Is A Crane A Pulley
Q: What is the difference between a tower crane and a jack up tower crane?
Tower cranes, because there is no running mechanism, so tower crane can not do any movement. Fixed tower crane can be divided into the tower height invariant and Jack up. That is, the jack up tower crane is a kind of fixed tower crane.
Q: What is an attached tower crane?
Its weight is 5 ~ 100kN, lifting radius of 3 ~ 35m (trolley), the lifting height is 160m, the maximum lifting torque of 1600kN - m, each with high 2.5m, the QT4 - 10 type crane lifting system comprises a lifting sleeve frame, long stroke hydraulic jack, bearing seat, lifting beam and a positioning pin. The cylinder block of the hydraulic jack is installed on the support seat at the bottom of the tower, and the lifting process can be divided into five steps.
Q: The fight sequence on the construction crane between 007 and villain Molakka was mezmorizing. But would the laws of gravity allow for it to happen in real life? I mean, acrobats perform similar stunts, but could the average super spy and villain?
no. no fight scene in any movie is realistic.
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.
I will try to make it very simple. First lets convert the 2355 into a mass. 2355/9.81 = 240.06 Kg Then, we need to get the mass of the soil. Density (p)= m/v m= pv m= 2084*1.81 = 3772.04 Kg Total mass= 4012.1 Kg The final step is to calculate the work done. It can be solved from two perspectives and both will lead to the same solution. Sol. 1: Since that the crane is lifting an object, then the work the crane is doing is against gravity which is calculating the gravitational potential energy gained by the bucket. GPE= mgh= 4012.1*9.81*7.56 = 2.99*10^5 Sol 2: Work done= Force*distance moved in the direction of the force The force in this case will be the weight of the bucket. Work done= (4012.1*9.81)*7.56 = 2.99*10^5
Q: I need to know exactly how much weight they can lift also how much do they weight?how long is thier life-time?in what temprature they can work?does mosture do any harm to them?for installation , do they need foundation?the exact height and width?
You need to be more specific. The lifting capacities for container cranes varies significantly, as does any other crane. Some of the variation is based purely on load (horsepower) availability; some is based on speed (rpm) for lift/drop portions of the cycle. Cranes like these operate year-round, at ports all over the world. Some ports have average ambient temperatures in the range of 45 C, with highs up to 60 C. Others can be as low an average as 10 C, with a low peak as much as -50 C. Moisture will, over the long haul, harm them - they're metal constructs, and thus are prone to oxidation. Using corrosion-resistant materials and/or coatings will certainly prolong their usable lifespan. The crane drives (electric motors and power electronics) are also susceptible to moisture and other contaminants. All true dockside cranes require some sort of permanent foundation; it's usually part of the pier construction itself. However, there are portable cranes that operate without one. There is also more than one crane manufacturer out there - all will have their trade secrets that will make each look a little different than the rest. It will generally also reflect in their operation parameters, and in their expected life cycle.

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