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900t Bridge girder launching gantry for high speed railway

900t Bridge girder launching gantry for high speed railway
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Bridge girder launching gantry: 1. 900t large lifting capacity 2. Span: 24m to 32m 3. Special crane for high speed railway

(1)Main feature

safety control system, reliable by using electric and hydraulic. Concentrating the control system with over-pressure protection, and with all position limit devicelight self weight, easy to assemble, especially for curve bridgespan-shift can be finished from 32m to 24m by moving the support legs, very conveniently

(2)main technical parameters

No

Item

HZQ900

 

1

Lifting capacity

900t

2

Max girder dimension

≤32.6x13.4x3m

 

3

Girder-lifting style

Three-point balance

4

Moving speed

0-3m/min

 

5

Moving style

Rail

6

Trolley moving speed

0-3m/min

7

Trolley lifting speed

0-0.5m/min

8

Trolley max lifting height

7m

 

9

Transverse micro-set distance

±200mm

 

10

Micro-set speed

0-1m/min

 

11

Tackle lifting weight

80t

12

Min curve bridge radius

2500m

 

13

Power

300kw

14

Control style

Electro-hydraulic integration

 

15

Out dimension

73.9x 13.5x17.8

16

Total weight

584t

 

(3) main parts and their functions

Working condition

Back outrigger

Front outrigger

Auxiliary outrigger

Movement of complete machine

travelling wheel of back outrigger runs on temporary track paved on bridge floor

remove anchoring between front outrigger and top of pier, hydro-cylinder inside recovers, break away from top of pier

hydro-cylinder jacks, bottom  trolley runs on track of launching nose

Bridge girder erection

cylinder in back outrigger jacks, travelling wheel breaks away from track, load-carrying wheel box presses on hinge seat with hard sleepers safeguard

Support the front section of abutment ahead, the front outrigger support on above breast wall of abutment

Attach to the launching nose

Launching nose cross piers

cylinder in back outrigger jacks, travelling wheel breaks away from track, load-carrying wheel box presses on hinge seat with hard sleepers safeguard

Support the front section of abutment ahead, the front outrigger support on above breast wall of abutment

Cylinder recovers, the anti-buckle institution ascends launching nose in the  air, bottom walking institution makes launching nose move longitudinally to finish crossing piers

Shift span

travelling wheel of back outrigger runs on temporary track paved on bridge floor, the distance and position of front and back outrigger should be guaranteed on running

Upper part is equipped with shift roller driven by shifting span which can realize longitudinal shifting by track on girder cover plate. When front outrigger shifts span, auxiliary outrigger supports on launching nose; when launching nose shifts and changes span, front outrigger is on the top of pier or breast wall at the end of the girder to meet needs of shifting span

It is same with front outrigger

transfer

Remove bottom connection girder, move it by lifting trolley

Remove parts under upper girder or tuck up folding section of outrigger

Remove bottom trolley

(4) related certificates:

1. ISO9001:2008 certificates

2.  900t bridge construction crane manufacture license issued by State Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision

(5) related pictures:

1. transport the precast girder

2. feed the precast girder to the rear part of the launching gantry:

3.one lifting trolley lifts the girder to move forward

4. two lifting trolleys lift the precast girder together

5. install girders

900t Bridge girder launching gantry for high speed railway



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