Each Fastening Point of the Container Crane
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Overview
A container crane is a facility installed at a port terminal for loading and unloading shipping containers from container ships. It consists of structural components, hoisting mechanisms, lateral movement systems, elevation systems, travel systems, auxiliary equipment, and electrical systems.
Implementation
- Because it is installed in a harbor, it is always subject to wind pressure from the sea.
- Places subject to repeated loads when moving containers up, down, left, and right, and impacts due to the movement of the crane body.
- Places that require periodic retightening with general anti-loosening parts.
- A fastening location is a high place where construction and maintenance are difficult.
Improvement
- Extended the period for periodic inspections.
- Maintenance costs have also been significantly reduced.
- The retightening work of maintenance management work has been eased, and the workload has been reduced.