Tiandi lança linha de eixo autopropelida

Tiandi lança linha de eixo autopropelida

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O fabricante chinês de equipamentos de transporte especiais Fulangjie (também conhecido como Tiandi) lança na China conjunto autopropelido para o transporte em contêineres.
O TJ-S2.43 oferece uma capacidade de 40 toneladas por linha de eixo. Ele é projetado para todo o mundo venda e tem marcação CE. O aumento da capacidade ao longo dos habituais 36 toneladas por eixo de linha é conseguido com um design forte chassi usando Q690 aço de alto grau, o fabricante disse. Cada uma das quatro rodas por linha carrega um pneu Continental tubo 355/65-15PR24/80.
As primeiras 10 linhas de eixo TJ-S2.43 foram combinados, com um módulo de linha 4 eixos e um módulo de linha de eixo 6, para o teste. Eles passaram o teste de carga estática de 125% com uma carga de 450 toneladas, e também passou um teste de carga dinâmica a 110% com uma carga de 400 toneladas, Tiandi disse.
O SPMT, com o seu 390 kW (523 hp) com motor MTU unidade de bloco de poder (PPU), tem direção computadorizado multi-way eletrônico controlado via controle remoto sem fio. Ângulo da direcção máxima é de + / - 90 graus e os padrões de direção disponíveis incluem normal, caranguejo, diagonal e carrossel. Sua altura de carregamento padrão é de 1.500 mm ea suspensão hidráulica oferece um golpe de + / - 350 mm.
A primeira ordem, por mais de 300 linhas de eixo, foi a partir de um transporte pesado e chineses empresa de elevação. Entrega será a tempo de ser usado em um projeto para construir uma plataforma de 12 mil toneladas offshore. As primeiras 100 linhas de TJ-S2.43 serão entregues no final de 2011.
THI recebeu consultas de América do Sul, Europa e Oriente Médio para projetos relacionados à indústria offshore de petróleo da plataforma, e gás e construção naval.
THI Fulangjie também podem ser reconhecidos ao abrigo da Tiandi nomes e Indústrias Tianjie
Fonte: texto traduzido pelo Google. Para ler o texto no original em inglês, clique aqui>>>

THI-FULANGJIE: www.fulangjie.com , www.hubeitiandi.com
Email: jeff@fulangjie.com , tiandihi@gmail.com

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542T transformer heavy haulaged by TIANDI 12x4 TJV4 Multi axle trailer

Big heavy haulage job in China with Tiandi Heavy Industries and Actros prime movers...Jeff lee has the story for Biglorryblog!

By BigLorryBlog on September 14, 2010 3:25 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

"Right then you lot! I want a good clean heavy haulage movement. No cock-ups, smartly done and appearing on Biglorryblog too! Now fall-out and jump to it!" Yes Jeff Lee at the heavy haulage equipment specialists Tiandi heavy Industries in China makes a most welcome return to BLB, not least to tell me: "Hi Brian, here's another transformer move inSouthern China done by the same client using 2 x Actros 8x8 with a 12x4 TIANDI TJV4 multi-axle trailers. The 1000MW transformer weighed 542-tons (LxWxH, 10.5mx3.86mx5.5m), which is the biggest transformer that has ever been transported and used in China!" Now click through here for more from Jeff and Tiandi. 

Here you see it being loaded and Jeff explains: "The TJV4 12x4 trailer's maximum loading capacity is 696-tons. with 20m length and 6.22m width. Two sets of load distribution beam systems were installed to distribute the 542-ton weight balance safely on to the trailer platform and to avoid any point overload during transportation."

And here it is on the move with an Actros 8x8 at both ends...

A big load Jeff!

 

He goes on to tell me: "Here are also some shots of our recent SPT(+/-55° steering)/SPMT(+/-90° steering) powered trailers for you." And you can see them in action above and below.

 

Meanwhile, Jeff signs off by saying: "If anyone is interesting in finding out more about our trailers, feel free to contact us at: tiandihi@gmail.com  Our 2010 product catalogue is also available for browsing and downloading at: http://bit.ly/c88vIc "

TIANDI 2 EPB TBM in Tianjin Metro line 2 project

Tianjin Metro line 2 tunnel boring project

The name of this project is: The construction of No.2 contract in the project of Tianjin Metro line 2, constructed by The fifth construction corporation of ChinaCoal.

 The Project begins form West YanAn road station to West JieYuan road station. Time limit for the project is from March 2010 to October 2010.

TIANDI has two EPB TBM been operating in this project. Up until now the First machine have finished 613 segment rings, second one have finished 508 segment rings.

Geological conditions:

The area along the Tianjin Metro line 2 is alluvial plain, which all covered by Cenozoic sediments, most condition is Continental deposit.

Affected by the transgression and regression in Late Quaternary Period, sedimentary layer have been formed on the mutual area of ocean and land.

The thickness and position of sedimentary layer are different along the Metro line, but obvious regularity for cause of formation can be found.

 

 

Heavy transport in China on Biglorryblog! Best done with a Big Actros Titan and a Tiandi modular trailer from Jeff Lee...

By BigLorryBlog on June 14, 2010 1:59 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

Jeff Lee who works for Tiandi Heavy Industries in China, the manufacturers of fine modular heavy haulage trailers has sent me these shots of Chinese heavy haulage movements, including this monster one through an underpass! Up front is a rather nice Actros Titan 8x8. Anyway Jeff says: "Brian, here are phtographs of 3 new heavy transport moveemnts from our client in South China with our TIANDI hydraulic trailers and some Mercedes Actros heavy-duty prime movers. The biggest one is a super large 420-tonne reactor transported by 18x4 side-by-side combined TIANDI trailers." Now click through here for more..

A big old lump to get around the corner Jeff! Even with a nice wide road....

This looks to have an MAN at the back..unless it's a Chinese prime mover? And I guess these are the combiend side-by-side trailers...

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