Cast Iron Crane in Copenhagen
This is a cast iron crane located in the central part of Copenhagen, Denmark. This 100+ years old crane used to lift gods from around the world from ships at the harbor, and to lift Danish gods to the ships distended to sail the seas of the world. Today it stands as a landmark for the maritime and commercial history of Copenhagen. In the background is a Danish warship at a Danish military base.
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| The old cast iron crane and a batteship and military base in the background |
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These great inventions was made possible by the Industrial Revolution.
The ankle gives a look into the gears of the crane |
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| A look into the gears of the crane |
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| A look into the gears of the crane |
No a crane cannot lift its self up.A crane is used to pick heavy loads up,by using winchs or hoists.Hydraulic fluid is ran through hose that connect to the winchs.There's a lever to operate each winch,you have a main winch which is used to pick loads up over 10,000 pounds.There's an auxillary winch that picks up load under 9,000 pounds and the boom winch is used to operate the angle of the load and boom.The boom is the extension of an arm like feature.Also depending on the load capacity of the crane.A 20 ton crane and pick up 40,000 pounds and a 10 ton crane can pick up 10,000 pounds. Click here: workboathire
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