Questions regarding the selection of equipment inversion cranes?
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When lifting equipment, the type of crane should be selected based on its weight and location. When choosing a crane, factors such as the extension length of the boom, the radius of rotation, and the elevation angle need to be taken into account, and calculations are required for these. I was wondering if any of you who have experience in this area could share some insights? Thank you. This post was last edited by laiqi on 2009-4-12 at 11:59.]
The key factors are the weight, height, and diameter of your equipment. As for the crane you want to use, a small crane isn’t a problem; what matters is a large one – truck cranes with a capacity of over 300 tons, or crawler cranes with a capacity of over 200 tons, are difficult to find. So you also need to take into account the characteristics of your crane. Then there’s the weather, wind direction, and wind speed. On-site organization, etc. As for the calculations, you can refer to the crane performance manual
Selection... we can just set the equipment weight to X2. Generally, it depends on the skills; some drivers are highly skilled and can use small cranes to lift heavy objects. Some people aren’t skilled enough; as soon as they see that they can’t lift it, they leave right away. You can’t force them to do it.
The on-site conditions need to be measured, and then the crane’s performance specifications along with the driver’s experience should be taken into account
Check the crane placement at the site, then look for the relevant parameters of the crane. Within the usage parameters of the crane, there are data on things such as the extension of the boom, the lifting capacity of the crane, and the angle of boom extension; checking this data will suffice