Tenders Are Invited For Floating Cranes - New Railway Bridge Kattwyk Crane Use Exchange Drums in Germany

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Floating Cranes - New Railway Bridge Kattwyk Crane Use Exchange Drums. The Driving Drums Of The New Kattwyk (Nbk) Railway Bridge Are To Be Replaced. This Tender Contains The Use Of The Floating Crane For The Exchange Of 4 Drumming Drums Including The Warehouse. The New Kattwyk Railway Bridge Is A Lifting Bridge Over The Süderelbe In The Port Of Hamburg. The Drums Are Located On The Pylons Of The Nbk In The Machine House. In The Rooftops Of The Two Machine Houses, Two Assembly Openings Are Created On Site, Through Which The Drums Are Lifted Up And Again Vertically. The Top Edge Of The Roof Is 82M Nhn. A Drum Drum With A Warehouse Has A Total Weight Of 74T. There Is No Possibility To Set Up Or Assemble A Crane Or Other Lifting Configuration On The Pylons, On The Pylons, On The Foreland Bridges Or On The Lifting Part. The Only Option Is A Floating Crane. Here Is A Floating Crane, A Mobile Crane On A Pontoon Or On A Lifting Island. In The Overview Plan For The Design, A Mobile Crane Is Outlined On A Pontoon. The Bidder Is Responsible For Choosing The Crane. In The Following, A Floating Crane Is Spoken Simply. The New Buzz Drums With Camps Are Transported To The Bridge In A Insert On Site. The Carcass Is Moored On The Floating Crane. The Drumming Drums To Be Built With Warehouse Are Separated From The Bridge On Site And Prepared For Excavation. The Task Of The An Is The Excavation And Unit Of The 4 Drumming Drums With Warehouse And All The Necessary Services. Its Performance On The Construction Site Begins With The Load On The Load And Ends With The Load Off. The Entire Lifting Process Is The Responsibility Of The An. The An Represents The Necessary Staff For The Loading And Cutting Of The Loads In The Carcass And In The Machine House. In Addition, The An Represents One Of The Insertion In The Carcass And One In The Machine House. The Load Is Carried Out To Position Them By Means Of Construction Staff On The Instructions Of The An.

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