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Bridges, structural steel work, and mechanical engineering productions (1909)

Sir William Arrol and Company, Ltd · Sir William Arrol and Company, Ltd · leaf 265

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■ T*i* 2 I 8 HYDRA! LIC CRANES. c S. $ On this and tin* opposite pages there are views oftwo types of crane, both at the Naval ConstructionWorks at Dalmuir of Messrs. William Beardmore andCo., Ltd. These illustrate modifications of standard typesto suit special requirements. The crane shown below… … Forge Crane. cranes is kept low, varying from 5 ft. to 10 ft. per minute..•is the range is slight and the work must be kept under control. Several types of crane have been designed for dealingwith plates and angles in shipbuilding and bridge buildiDgyards. A typical crane, illustrated on page -2-2H…

Structural iron and steel · Division 05, iron works · Bridges · Cranes · Plant machinery · Mechanical engineering · Specifications · Division 05 - Metals

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