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amirogerami
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EOT Crane

07/14/2010 4:40 AM

I should work on EOT for a EPC company, I would appreciate ANY information you can provide (about engineering,constructing,testing,etc.). Ive already googled but it was not enlightening.

The project we are working on is about procuring cranes including heavy cranes and ladle crane for steel industries.

If you have a pdf,books,manuals,etc will you kindly message me.

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Re: EOT crane

07/14/2010 4:46 AM

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Re: EOT Crane

07/14/2010 9:02 AM

EOT: End of train?

EPC I just can't get.
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Re: EOT Crane

07/14/2010 9:11 AM

means:

EOT = Electric Overhead Traveling (crane)

EPC = Engineering, Procurement & Construction
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Re: EOT Crane

07/14/2010 9:18 AM

Did you type "ladle crane" into a search engine? I found lots of stuff.
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Re: EOT Crane

07/15/2010 8:09 AM

As EPC company you will have to prepare technical specs for the EOT Cranes. If you are from India then there is I.S:4137 for steel mill duty cranes. I.S:3117 for general work shop purpose cranes. You can prepare your specs based on these standards. However there are British equivalent specs you may refer to them. Above specs cover design requirements, fabrication and testing of the cranes. I have sold such cranes to many steel plants in India and abroad, if you need any help please do contact me. I am sending you my e-mail ID in your mailbox.

Suresh Sharma.

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Re: EOT Crane

07/16/2010 1:16 AM

Good Gentelman, i am happy that u are working in EOT crane projects. i too. As said by Mr Suresh sharmaj that If Indian IS Std 807, 4137, 3177 can be refer for testing procedure.

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