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500,000-ton methanol plant

2010-06-10View Original

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For a new 500,000-ton methanol plant, which equipment requires the use of large cranes for lifting? What are the costs associated with transporting such large pieces of equipment in and out, as well as the costs for lifting them on site? For the lifting of a 170-ton methanol synthesis tower, a 400T main crane and a 136T auxiliary crane are required. There are other equipment as well, such as the pre-distillation tower and the methanol compression tower, etc. I hope experienced experts will kindly share their insights! Thank you!
Reply #22010-06-10
The chemical engineering company responsible for installing your equipment and pipelines should submit equipment lifting plans to the owner and the supervision agency; those plans are already standard templates in the field of chemical engineering
Reply #32019-02-01
What the heck is a 136T tail hook? Have I never heard of a crane with such a rated lifting capacity?

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