Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has completed the delivery of the first three 50-ton deck cranes. It is reported that this newly developed crane uses a synchronous control system.
It is understood that the cranes have been installed on a long cargo transport ship built by Shin Kurushima Dockyard. The control system used ensures safe and efficient loading and unloading of long cargo, and an operator can simultaneously control 3 cranes for remote operation.
The crane is also equipped with a load alarm and an automatic stop function. The installation of the three cranes is about 50 meters apart. The cargo ships with a total length of nearly 190 meters are lined up to 155 meters. Even the 150-meter-long cargo can be loaded and unloaded without being divided.
It is understood that the cranes have been installed on a long cargo transport ship built by Shin Kurushima Dockyard. The control system used ensures safe and efficient loading and unloading of long cargo, and an operator can simultaneously control 3 cranes for remote operation.
The crane is also equipped with a load alarm and an automatic stop function. The installation of the three cranes is about 50 meters apart. The cargo ships with a total length of nearly 190 meters are lined up to 155 meters. Even the 150-meter-long cargo can be loaded and unloaded without being divided.