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Regarding the installation of the tracks for bridge cranes, the installers are required to meet the following requirements: 1. Layout. Marks are made at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the bridge crane beam to establish a reference line for aligning the tracks. 2. Track production. The main steps in track manufacturing are cutting, drilling, straightening, and trimming the tracks. Especially during straightening, a rail straightener is used to remove bulges so that both the front and rear sides meet the requirements. 3. Orbital position. First, lay the elastic pads, and then place the fabricated track crane on the bridge crane beam. 4. Track alignment. After the track is placed on the beam, the reference lines for alignment are determined, and the track is secured to the bridge crane beam using bolts and other tools. 5. Measurement inspection. After the tracks are installed, relevant inspection tests must be carried out to check whether there are still any issues related to installation quality or other potential faults. If any installation that does not meet safety requirements is detected, it must be corrected promptly. The above are the specific steps for installing the tracks of a bridge crane. To ensure the safe operation of the bridge crane, those responsible for its installation must adhere strictly to all steps involved in track installation.
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First, lay the elastic pads, and then place the fabricated track crane on the bridge crane beam. This detail isn’t paid much attention to. . . . . . . .