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Posted By prads
What is the maximum height allowed for a independantly standing Tower crane without any ties to structures/ buildings.
Rgds,
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Posted By Andrew W
It isn't quite as simple as that. There are a few factors to be considered including make and model, tower configuration etc. My advice would be to speak to the various hire companies who will be able to give you the exact details for the model of crane they hire. Could I ask why free standing height is so important,is it due to site constraints?
Andy
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Posted By prads
Hi Andy,
Its an open area without any structures nearby.
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Posted By Andrew W
In that case then the crane supplier will be able to give you the information you require.
Andy
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Posted By Hossam
Only a structural civil engineer can answer this question by caculations based on many factors (intended capacity,boom radius,wind,dimensions of steel elements of the tower,bearing soil capacity....etc)
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Posted By alex mccreadie
Prads
As Andrew says any Competent Tower Crane Hirer will be able to give you all the details you require. Most of them have their own Technical Engineering department to ensure what they offer is capable of carrying out the work required.
As a backup they have the full assistance of the Crane Manufacturer,s Technical Department if required.
Regards Alex
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