A tail-sling system modified from a loop-track crane combined with a 60-axis axis vehicle, used to lift 1600-ton washing towers
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Mammoet, the world’s strongest lifting company based in the Netherlands, used its largest gantry crane, the PTC200, on an offshore refining project in the Gulf of Mexico to lift into place a 105-meter-tall, 1600-ton washing tower. During the lifting process, a tail sled modified from a 60-axis axis vehicle was used as assistance, and the total time required to move it into position was 3.5 hours.
This tailstock was used in the Shenhua coal-to-oil project.
There are lifting videos on Youku; after the washing tower is lifted, it rotates by more than 90 degrees before being placed in position. https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDEyNTAwNzcxMg%3D%3D.html?refer=seo_operation.liu*ao.liux_00003308_3000_YvmIba_19042900
Was the synthesis tower for Shenhua’s coal-to-oil project also made by Marmont?
The coal-to-hydrogen reactor for Shenhua’s coal-to-oil project was lifted by Marmont.
In September 2006, the 2,200-ton reactor for Shenhua’s coal-to-oil project was lifted, marking it as the heaviest lift in China.
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In September 2006, the 2,200-ton reactor for Shenhua’s coal-to-oil project was lifted, marking it as the heaviest lift in China. The main arm of the lifting equipment is 84.1 meters long, with a counterweight of 2500 tons. Its lifting capacity is 2219 tons at a working radius of 32 meters, and the maximum lifting capacity is 3700 tons. The coal liquefaction reactor has a diameter of 5.486 meters, a length of 57.76 meters, and a total weight of 2,100 tons, making it known as \"China’s most massive crane.\"