[Solved and can be closed] How to design lifting operations in enclosed industrial buildings
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This post was last edited by Lin Xuefeng on 2013-7-5 at 16:05. As for how to design the equipment lifting openings on each floor of enclosed industrial buildings in the north, what are the structural differences from ordinary insulation walls? Personally, I think such lifting mechanisms should be easy to install and remove, while also providing some level of insulation.
In our previous approach, we would install equipment lifting holes at the same location on each floor of the enclosed factory building; a crane beam would be placed at that location, and manual or electric hoists would be used depending on the circumstances. If a truck crane is available now, it might be possible to use dedicated lifting doors on each side wall of the floor. The above opinions are for discussion.
OP, what was said above is correct! The location and size of the lifting openings are determined by the leading discipline, which provides specifications based on the dimensions of the main lifting equipment, so that the civil engineering discipline can make the necessary preparations!