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Design of an EOT Crane

04/17/2007 2:38 AM

What is the best design for maxium output for an EOT crane?

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Re: Design of an EOT Crane

04/18/2007 12:45 AM

Deadweight:

  • Go for Minimum -weight Design.And warn(with intelligent load-cell data) not to overload at centre-span - where overloading is most vulnerable.
  • Pay a premium for use of High-Tensile steels to minimize all overhead metal works.
  • Use Electrohydraulic twin drive for two rails on Long travel. Accumulators will minimize electric Motor deadloads.
  • Possibly these same Electro-hydraulic power units operate Cross/Hoist duties.

Speed : Operate combined Long+Cross+Up/Down movements under PLC LOgic.

Operation : Minimise need for operator to control from top.Use mostly wireless from floor. Warning/Control/Shutdown automatic and informed in feedback link to operator and Blackbox!

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