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Spider Crane Operation Skills in Difficult Environments

Large spider cranes are widely used in construction, municipal engineering and industrial equipment installation, especially in difficult environments. In order to operate spider cranes safely and efficiently in complex and dangerous environments, operators need to master a series of professional skills and operation methods.

Operation Preparation

Environmental assessment:

Terrain assessment: Detailed assessment of the terrain conditions of the operating area, including ground flatness, slope and obstacles.

Weather conditions: Check the weather forecast to avoid operating in bad weather conditions (such as strong winds, heavy rain, etc.).

Equipment inspection:

Comprehensive inspection: Check all parts of the tracked spider crane, including the boom, support feet, hydraulic system and electrical system to ensure that they are in good condition.

Safety devices: Ensure that safety protection systems such as overload protection, limit protection and emergency stop devices are working properly.

Operation plan:

Detailed plan: Before operating the tracked spider crane, make a detailed operation plan, including the lifting path, support foot position and boom movement trajectory.

Emergency plan: Formulate an emergency plan to clarify the treatment measures and escape routes in emergency situations.

Operation Skills

Adjustment of support feet: According to the terrain conditions, reasonably adjust the length and angle of the support feet to ensure the stability of the mobile spider crane on uneven ground.

Boom extension and retraction: When retracting the boom, maintain smooth operation, avoid sudden start and stop, and reduce equipment shaking and load fluctuations.

Precise positioning: Use the intelligent control system to achieve precise positioning of the boom and hook to ensure the smooth lifting and placement of heavy objects.

Maintenance After Operation

Equipment cleaning: After the operation, the mobile spider crane is fully cleaned to remove dust and dirt to keep the equipment clean and in good condition.

Lubrication maintenance: Regularly lubricate and maintain all moving parts to reduce friction and wear and increase the service life of the equipment.

Regular inspection: Regularly conduct comprehensive inspections on the equipment to ensure that all functions of the equipment are normal and improve the safety and reliability of the operation.

Operating large spider cranes in difficult environments requires operators to have professional skills and rich experience. Scientific and reasonable operating methods and strict safety management are the key to ensuring the efficient and safe operation of spider cranes.