【Ten Years of Rapid Development in Chemical Equipment】1591-2024: The first one in China! The 400-ton/unit lifting module is officially launched

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This post was last edited by DesertFish on 2024-4-22 at 13:39. 2024: Spring has arrived, and the forum is filled with joy! ********************** [Ten Years of Great Development in Chemical Engineering Equipment] This is a continuously updated compilation thread; everyone is welcome to join the discussion. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3576046-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Engineering Forum) ***************** On April 18, 2024, the “On-site Demonstration of New 400-ton/unit Lifting Modules and Innovation Technology Launch Event by Sinopec Qiyun Company,” jointly organized by Sinopec Qiyun Company and XCMG’s Crane Division, was successfully held at XCMG’s intelligent manufacturing base for crawler cranes. Jing Shaodong, Deputy General Manager of the Engineering Department of Sinopec Group; Wang Guohua, Deputy General Manager of Sinopec Refining and Chemical Engineering Group, Party Secretary and General Manager of Qiyun Company; as well as relevant leaders from XCMG such as Sun Jianzhong and Chen Weidong, attended the event. Nearly 100 representatives from over 30 client units and project construction companies also took part in it. At the press conference, the 400-ton/unit lifting module developed jointly by the two parties was demonstrated in real time; it is the first of its kind in the domestic industry. It combines multiple functions such as lifting and weighing, and is primarily used for lifting and positioning oversized, high-height, and very large structural elements such as offshore jacket structures, petrochemical equipment, and bridges. “\"Cluster jobs\" – modular lifting is really great. Thanks to intelligent systems, a single computer can control 100 lifting units simultaneously, making it particularly suitable for working in environments where traditional large cranes are limited; it can easily lift objects weighing tens of thousands of tons.