Builders Hoisting Machinery Simple Lifting Tackle Winches Crabs Cranes Tra

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Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck
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In such case one of two devices is available: either place the cradles over the ends of the main beams, in which case the whole stress on the latter has to be sus- tained by bolts ; or abut the main beams against the perpendicular faces of the cradles and rely on bolts and rivets. But lightness as well as strength is required in a crab and traveller, even more than in a crane. The dead weight of the crab and traveller is nearly always greater than that of the load to be lifted. Hence, while amp...le strength and stiffness should be provided, the minimum of weight consistent with stability should also be secured. Some travellers are much heavier than they need be, not because they are unnecessarily strong, but owing to bad designing and injudicious arrangement of material.
In another class of crabs and travellers driven by steam, the engine and boiler are located in a building elsewhere, and the power is transmitted by means of a longitudinal line of rhafting running TRAVELLING CRABS. 47 down one wall of the shop, in a line v/ith the fixed gantry.


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