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floating crane |
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floating crane [¦flōd·iŋ ′krān] (civil engineering) A crane having a barge or scow for an undercarriage and moved by cables attached to anchors set some distance off the corners of the barge; used for water work and for work on waterfronts. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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We will use a crane vessel to bring the fully constructed tanks to our facility and place them on the concrete pads we will install next to our existing tanks," explains Continental CEO Tim Brink. The dual crane capacity of Thialf, the largest crane vessel in the world and part of HMC's fleet, is 14,200 tons. FGH Engineered Products has received an order from Heerema Marine Contractors of Leiden, the Netherlands, for the development of an AmClyde Mooring Line Deployment Winch for use as installation equipment on Heerema's derrick crane vessels. |
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