Control system of marine crane

Control system of marine crane


(1) The crane should be equipped with a control system for lifting, rotating, variable amplitude, and walking (if applicable) mechanisms. (2) Cranes should be equipped with safety devices (referred to as security devices). (3) If a certain mechanism of the crane needs to exceed the position limited by the limit switch, a control switch can be installed to stop the limit switch from moving. This switch should be appropriately protected to prevent accidental action. (4) Cranes should be equipped with overload protection or load indicators, and the overload protection should be adjusted to operate at no more than 110% of the safe working load. ......                        

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(1) The crane should be equipped with a control system for lifting, rotating, variable amplitude, and walking (if applicable) mechanisms.

(2) Cranes should be equipped with safety devices (referred to as security devices).

(3) If a certain mechanism of the crane needs to exceed the position limited by the limit switch, a control switch can be installed to stop the limit switch from moving. This switch should be appropriately protected to prevent accidental action.

(4) Cranes should be equipped with overload protection or load indicators, and the overload protection should be adjusted to operate at no more than 110% of the safe working load.

(5) Cranes with different safe working loads and corresponding boom widths should be equipped with load indicators that can automatically display the maximum safe working load at a given boom. An alarm should be issued when the load reaches 95% of the safe working load, and the operating power should be automatically cut off when it reaches 110% of the safe working load.

(6) The various mechanisms of the crane should be equipped with brakes. The brakes of the lifting and slewing mechanisms should be normally closed and have emergency release devices to allow any load to descend and be in place. The safety factor of the brakes (ratio of braking torque to rated torque) should not be less than 1.5.

(7) A walking crane should be equipped with a rail clamping device to prevent the crane from automatically sliding under the action of wind or ship tilting.

(8) A walking crane should be equipped with anchoring devices for fixing when the crane is out of service.

(9) Cranes should be equipped with sound and light signal devices. When a walking crane moves up the track, it should simultaneously emit sound and light signals.

(10) Cranes with different safe working loads and corresponding boom widths should be equipped with boom indicators.

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