TC6013D Tower Crane 8T

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· Manufacturing Year: 2014

· Jib Length: 60m

· Free Height Under Hook: 45m

· Max. Load: 8T

· Tip load: 1.3T

· Mast Section Dimension(m): 1.6x1.6x3 (L46A1)

· Hoisting Speed(m/min) & power: 25/50/100 30Kw

· Slewing Speed (r/min) & power: 0~0.8 2x5.5Kw frequency

· Trolleying Speed (m/min) & power: 10/30/60 1.1/3.7/5kw

· Cable specification: 3x25+2x16

· Power Supply: 400V(+6% -10%)50HZ

Q: what is the common cause of crane accidents: Although mechanical failure does occur, most crane accidents are caused due to human error. Here are some examples: 1) Operating a crane during adverse weather conditions, such as wind conditions 2) Overloading a crane/ improper load calculations 3) Inexperienced or untrained personnel 4) Improper rigging of the load 5) Bypassing safety devises 6) Improper selection of the crane for the environment (ground conditions, power lines etc.) based on the type of load 7) Shock-loading a crane 8) Failure to perform maintenance and inspections in accordance to manufacture specifications I hoped this helped Cheers

Q: Can you eat those suckers ?: No, no, no.....eat chicken and leave the cranes alone.

Q: What makes a crane so strong?: Cranes are built using a structural technique called a truss which is characterized by looking like a series of triangles connected together. That structure prevents the members from having to resist any bending loads. All of the truss members experience only tension and compression, no bending. That is an extremely efficient structure which is why they can be so strong without being monstrously heavy. Or if you prefer the short answer, engineers make the crane so strong.

Q: Can anyone give me a very accurate slow step-by-step video of how to make the prison break crane perfectly?Its hard to follow the directions on a diagram online so I need a good video.: They used a helicopter to break out of prison. Breakout with Charles Bronson and Robert Duvall (1975)

Q: who invented cranes?: It is true that it is lost in the mists of time but I think I read it somewhere that it that Clarence A. Crane invented the crane.

Q: I have an odd fear of construction cranes. I literally get chills and almost dizzy anytime I see cranes. I get very nervous and almost want to cry. I know this is so odd but, I've seen phobias of things that are even more odd so I wonder...is there a phobia for my fear? Does anyone else share my fear?: Rat phobia!! I don't know the exact term but I find them very disgusting.. I can't stand seeing one d*mn creature even on tv.. I also have a fear of ghosts even if I haven't seen one.. My biggest fear is losing my support system (friends and family).. that's like losing my own life. Libra, Pisces rising

Q: How do cranes get put together?: They're just born that way! lol, just kidding!

Q: is the elevation of the upper surface of the tower crane foundation flat with the elevation of the bottom of the new building? Or lower than the trough bottom elevation? ThirtyI think this is better. Please specify which specification has the relevant regulations. Which page is it? Thank you very much！: Pouring foundation does not increase the foundation safety first

Q: Which Kung Fu influenced Shotokan, Shito-ryu and Shorin-ryu?: i okorder /

Q: Like those three hundred or four hundred meter tall skyscrapers, where are the bottom of these tower cranes installed?It doesn't go up from the ground, little by littleWill the crane not fall down?: The installation of tower cranes is certainly a guaranteeThe installer is dangerous,

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