Excluding self erecting cranes and using conventional tower crane
A speedy construction was completed of a three story health
centre project in Ohio for a university project. It was done by excluding the
use of used self erecting tower cranes and using the conventional tower crane
for the construction of the project. At first the contractor was using two self
erecting potain cranes which were causing delay in the construction of the project.
When the head engineer of the project realized that using the self erecting
cranes will cause much more delay in the project he decide to go for the
conventional crane which helped in speeding up the construction of the project.
The conventional tower crane that was used in the
construction of the project was having a maximum load of 6.6ton. The project
total cost was around USD 16.5 million for the housing and pharmacy programs
that were to be conducted at the university. With this much of maximum load the
engineer could have also used a used mobile tower cranes. The two self erecting cranes were rented by
the contractor which turned out to be not so good a decision because in the end
the engineer has to turn up to the traditional tower crane which increased the
cost of the project.
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