Tail skidding device for hoisting Fischer-Tropsch reactor of 6400-ton hydraulic compound crane

The utility model relates to a tail skidding device for a hoisting Fischer-Tropsch reactor of a 6400-ton hydraulic compound crane, and belongs to the field of machineries. The tail skidding device comprises a steel framed structure, wherein the steel framed structure comprises two towers and a main...

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Main Authors ZHANG YONGYI, ZHAO YANHUA, LI PEIHONG, LI QINGWEN, HU FUSHEN, QU KELI, RONG XIAODONG, ZHANG XIAOLIANG, WANG LIMIN, LIU JIANTING, WANG GUILIANG, YANG JINYOU, YAO ZHENDONG, DING ZHENJIANG, LIU WEILING, ZHOU WUQIANG, KUANG WEIPING, ZHANG GUANZHOU, ZHANG XUANHENG, DONG NINGSHI
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LanguageEnglish
Published 08.10.2014
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Summary:The utility model relates to a tail skidding device for a hoisting Fischer-Tropsch reactor of a 6400-ton hydraulic compound crane, and belongs to the field of machineries. The tail skidding device comprises a steel framed structure, wherein the steel framed structure comprises two towers and a main beam; each tower comprises a base, standard knots and a top knot device; the multiple overlapped standard knots are arranged between the base and the top knot device; a flexible hinge is mounted on the top knot device, and is hinged to the main beam; the main beam is connected between the two towers to form a portal structure; lifting devices are mounted on the main beam, and are used for hoisting weights; each lifting device comprises a lifter base, a lifter and a steel strand guiding frame; the lifter base is used for supporting the lifter; the lower surface of the lifter base is in contact with the upper surface of the main beam; a cable mechanism is arranged on the lifting device. The tail skidding device solves the problem of crash between a pipe orifice and a crane hoisting appliance in the hoisting process, and avoids the phenomenon that a steel strand of a main lifting lug diverges from the security angle in the dragging and skidding process.
Bibliography:Application Number: CN20142267381U