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Re: Crane Steering
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lugnet.technic
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Fri, 4 Mar 2005 16:14:45 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Ross Crawford wrote:
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> Jan-tore, my mention of computers was in direct response to the mention of the
> self-propelled transporters. I also would not be surprised if many modern
> multi-axle mobile cranes use a similar system, but I have no information on
> that.
I have had a demonstration of the 6 wheel steering on a Demag AC50-1, and while
I did not see the workings in detail, it would appear that each axle could be
controlled independently, switching between modes electronically. To my mind
this suggested some form of microprocessor control. The suspension on many
cranes can also be raised and lowered, and outriggers self level, again probably
(although not necessarily) implying microprocessor control.
When I think about it, modern AT cranes have microprocessors involved just about
everywhere, so I would be surprised if they were not in these components.
Jennifer
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| (...) Jan-tore, my mention of computers was in direct response to the mention of the self-propelled transporters. I also would not be surprised if many modern multi-axle mobile cranes use a similar system, but I have no information on that. ROSCO (19 years ago, 3-Mar-05, to lugnet.technic)
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