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As shown in the diagram, the light rail lanes are marked at two locations in the image – what does that mean? Can’t this crane turn then?! Help: kiss::kiss:
Look at the diagram to see the location of the crane beam; examine how the crane beam is arranged in order to further determine the trajectory of the crane’s movement and its direction of motion. This needs to be considered in conjunction with your design plan, as the crane needs to be able to move both horizontally and vertically. This passage is the route taken by the operation buttons; I guess that’s how it is
This is a screenshot from specification 20546; I just can’t find the location of the crane beam, so I’m not quite sure. Also, it seems that the walkway is mixed up with the pipe rack
This post was last edited and supplemented by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-6-12 at 15:06. It is recommended to look for the related drawings (views in three directions); this floor plan is just one of the set of drawings. There are regulations requiring that there be dedicated passages for lifting heavy objects; it is not allowed to pass above the equipment. This is probably the marked lifting passage. At any point within this factory floor plan, it is possible to reach every location by moving horizontally and vertically; it’s not necessarily a matter of turning, for reference only.
I understand the issue with the turning position now that you’ve explained it. On this layout diagram, this area also shows the pipe racks and instrument cable trays; it doesn’t seem suitable as a dedicated passage for lifting heavy objects. Perhaps there is an issue with the way this is shown and designed in the diagram! ?
It’s better to take a look at other views as well.
Oh oh, yes, but his diagram doesn’t seem to be :)
This specification atlas is not a single document; please take a look at other related diagrams and analyze them together