About truck cranes
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This post was last edited by Guxi Village on 2019-1-23 at 16:48. The equipment is calculated as 60t, with a height of 5m and dimensions of 3m in length and width. Since it is located indoors, the lifting capacity of the existing crane is insufficient, so it is necessary to hire a crane from outside. 1. For equipment of this tonnage, what tonnage crane is required? 2. How much operating space does a crane need? Length, width, height – the more detailed, the better. If the expert sees this, I would be grateful if you could offer some guidance. Thank you in advance~
It’s as if there are mountains between them; I only know that a margin must be left in terms of lifting capacity, but I’m not sure whether 10 tons or 20 tons is sufficient. I often see cranes in action, but I have no idea what the required operating space is. Since this equipment is now located indoors, the operating space for the crane is very limited; there is an urgent need for experts in this field to provide data for reference :)
This post was last edited by jizhanwei22 on 2018-11-20 at 16:15. Using the relevant formulas for calculating the lifting weight based on specific conditions (see screenshot), the lifting weight G of the equipment is 92.95 tons; it is recommended to use a crane with a capacity of 100 tons. Then check online or with crane companies for the length, width, and height of a 100-ton crane, as well as the length, width, and height of its main boom. Then, a lifting plan is designed based on the actual conditions inside the room.
This post was last edited by Guxi Village on 2018-11-20 at 16:20. Thank you! I’ve saved the calculation formula and the screenshot as well. I first searched online, but there were lots of ads and no useful information to be found, which is why I came to the forum for help. It seems that the specific details regarding the crane need to be consulted directly with the lifting company
Each crane provides a load curve – ask for it to ensure safety!