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At 1 p.m. on April 29, at the construction site of the Shenhua Yulin Circular Economy Coal Comprehensive Utilization Project in the Yushen Industrial Park, a super giant crane over 120 meters tall was carrying out lifting operations. What was being lifted was the tallest and heaviest piece of equipment in this project: the purification unit C-102, namely the untransformed gas absorption tower. For this lifting operation, a 3,200-ton main crane was used; it is considered the \"Hercules\" crane in China, second only to the 4,000-ton cranes. This is the first time that such a crane has been used for lifting operations in Yulin.
Guess whose crane this is
It is understood that this lifting operation will use a dual-crane lifting method; the main crane is a 3,200-ton crawler crane designed for SSL operating conditions, equipped with a 123-meter main boom, an operating radius of 25 meters, and a load capacity factor of 90%. The tail-lift crane is a 650-ton crawler crane in SHB configuration, equipped with a 42-meter main boom, an operating radius of 12 meters, and a load factor of 89%. The hoisted purification unit C-102, the unconverted gas absorption tower, is primarily used to absorb acidic gases such as carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide from the unconverted gas coming from upstream units, and to send the purified unconverted gas to downstream processes. It is the core equipment of this facility; it is 93 meters high, 4 meters in diameter, and weighs 1,359 tons in total.
I was just about to ask: Which company manufactures the 3,200-ton crawler crane? The 4,000-ton crawler crane belongs to XCMG Group, and there are only 2 such cranes in the world.
The level of \"modularization of lifting equipment\" among installation companies in the country has generally improved.
I have a question: there is a truss on the top of the storage tank at the upper and lower corners of this photo. Why was it designed this way? ? ?
Judging by the color of the cranes, there are basically those three types; white ones seem to belong to Zoomlion
It seems the reporter who wrote this article is talking nonsense again. In fact, that crane was already in Yulin in March; it’s just not part of the same project