When designing a bridge crane, it is essential to identify the key points

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A bridge crane is a type of lifting equipment that is widely used. Its primary function is to lift and transport objects. To meet the requirements of actual working conditions, bridge cranes are generally designed according to the parameters provided by the user, resulting in the most suitable solution. However, occasional errors may still occur, but as long as they are corrected promptly, they will not cause significant problems. Due to the wide range of applications for bridge cranes, there is a high demand for such cranes in the market. To improve efficiency, the commonly used single-girder bridge cranes are generally designed to be relatively simple. The design of double-girder bridge cranes is relatively much more complex, and they are specifically used in the transportation industry where large tonnages are involved. However, regardless of the type of bridge crane, the track beam must be installed above the anchor legs, and then tracks are laid to enable the operation of the equipment. It must be clear from the design stage that the leg supports and track beams are not part of the crane; therefore, they are not included in the design scope. However, due to their importance, it is necessary for the user to provide them in a timely manner to avoid disrupting normal operations.