Technical Description: FEEDER SERVER® Standard
Technical Description: FEEDER SERVER® Standard
Technical Description: FEEDER SERVER® Standard
TECHNICAL
DESCRIPTION
Rail Mounted Ship-to-Shore Container Gantry Crane 40t x 40/20/16m
The design and layout of the FEEDER SERVER is optimized to ensure economic
handling of 20, 40 and 45ft ISO containers on Panamax container vessels.
The clearance under the portal cross beams permits the unobstructed traffic of trucks,
trailers, forklifts or straddle carriers in the container yard. The crane is designed to
work in close proximity with other FEEDER SERVER cranes during parallel
unloading/loading of vessels.
The hoist winch assembly and boom hoist assembly plus the associated electrical
components are installed in separate housings which are pre-tested before leaving
the production works.
The crane can also work with 50t load under hook beam.
For general dimensions please refer to the enclosed project drawing 27018-2017-000-0
Lifting Capacity
On the ropes during container operation 54 t
Below telescopic spreader 40 t
Option: Below hook beam 50 t
Outreach
Waterside outreach from centre of waterside (WS) rail 40 m
Landside backreach from centre of landside (LS) rail 16 m
Lifting Height
Maximum lifting height above WS rail level to bottom of spreader 30 m
Maximum lowering depth below WS rail level to bottom of spreader 14 m
Portal Dimensions
Rail gauge 20.0 m
Clearance under portal beams 14.0 m
Clearance between legs 17.05 m
Length of crane between uncompressed buffers, approx. 26.05 m
Speeds/Accelaration
Hoisting speed with 40t rated load under spreader 50 m/min – 1,67s
Hoisting speed with empty spreader 120 m/min – 4,0s
Trolley travel speed 150 m/min – 5s
Gantry travel speed 45 m/min – 5s
Boom retracting/lowering time (each direction) 5 min - 2,5s
Wheel Loads
a) Crane in operation per DIN 4212, with horizontal boom
Max. vertical wheel load, WS rail 380 kN
Max. vertical wheel load, LS rail 300 kN
b) Crane out of operation, with raised boom and 45 m/sec wind speed
Max. vertical wheel load, WS rail 312 kN
Max. vertical wheel load, LS rail 389,5 kN
Dead weights
Design weight of the crane (without spreader and ballast) 585.7 t
Counter Weight / Steel plates 36.9 t
Spreader deadweight (without load) approx. 9.5 t
Total crane weight with empty spreader, approx. 632.1 t
Voltages, Supplies
Feeding voltage : xx kV 3ph+PE +/- 10%; 50Hz +/- 1% acc. DIN EN50160
Main drive motors: 400V, 50Hz, 3ph.
Auxiliaries, static loads: 400V, 50Hz, 3ph.
Lighting, Auxiliary: 230V, 50 Hz, 1ph.
Control voltage: 230V, 50 Hz, 1ph.
Control voltage, PLC : 24V DC, 230V AC
Voltage solenoids, valve: t. b. a. (to be advised)
Motors
Construction : Standard AC squirrel cage motors for frequency
inverter operation
Manufacturer : Wölfer, Germany
Design : The motors are specially designed and manufactured for
lifting appliances
The crane is designed and built in line with current FEM standards.
FEM 1.001 3rd edition 1998 rules for the design of hoisting appliances;-
Booklet 2 Classification and Loading on Structures and Mechanism.
Booklet 3 Structural Design/Stress Calculation.
Booklet 4 Fatigue and Choice of Mechanical Components.
Booklet 5 Electrical Equipment
Booklet 7 Safety regulations for cranes
Booklet 8 Test loads and Tolerances
Booklet 9 Appendixes and Comments to Booklets 1 to 8
Steel Structure
In accordance with FEM 1.001, 3rd Edition 1998
FEM Classification
Structure
40 t operation Class of use U7
Spectrum class Q3
Machine group A8
Mechanism
In accordance with FEM 1.001, 3rd Edition 1998
FEM Classification
Mechanisms
Hoisting Class of use T8
Drive, 40 t Spectrum class L3
rated load Machine group M8
Trolley Travel Class of use T8
Drive, 40 t rated Spectrum class L3
load Machine group M8
Gantry Travel Drive Class of use T5
Spectrum class L3
Machine group M6
Boom Luffing Drive Class of use T5
Spectrum class L3
Machine group M6
2. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
2.1.1 General
2.1.3 Boom
2.1.4 Trolley
The trolley frame is designed of a rigid welded steel structure and accommodates the
trolley drive and all necessary rope sheaves.
E-House Arrangement
All necessary regular maintenance access points are fitted and equipped with
platforms providing a safe and comfortable working environment. The main stairs /
platform and walkways are 600mm wide
The boom and bridge girder walkways are fitted with anti-skid coating.
Due to the wet and salty port environment, the working atmosphere will be
aggressive. Therefore, special attention will be given to the selection of materials and
corrosion protection.
A two layer system on a 2-component epoxy basis will be applied to all accessible
internal structural steel surfaces, DFT 200µm.
Stairways, ladders and handrails will be hot dip galvanized; open mesh floorings and
cable trays will be hot dip galvanized. Safety painting is executed in accordance with
prevailing safety regulations.
2.2.4 Components
The warranty for the protective paint system is based on DIN EN ISO 4628-3 – Ri 3.
All machinery is designed and manufactured in accordance with the latest mechanical
handling engineering developments, using the most suitable material. Standardized
components will be used as far as possible with emphasis on uniformity and
simplicity.
Bearings with minimum rated service life time will be selected in accordance to FEM.
Life time of bearings for main drives: 25,000 hrs (in accordance with FEM)
Others bearings: 12,500 hrs (in accordance with FEM)
2.3.2 Brakes
The main drive systems are equipped with the following brake systems:
Travelling wheels are of high quality cast steel. Design and mounting of crane travel
wheels in accordance with: DIN 15 078 and DIN 15 079.
Trim function can be activated by opening the mechanical clutch arranged between
both hoist rope drums. Then the hoisting drums can be driven independently.
List and skew function act via the rope pulleys on the top of the LS bridge girder and
by means of two electrically operated spindle drives.
The load indicator will give audible and visual indication to the driver when the lifted
load exceeds the nominal load including the dead weight of the spreader.
Four emergency brake clamps, which operate directly on the rope drums, will be
installed. The result is faster stop of the lifting equipment and more safety in case of a
gearbox defect.
The boom hoisting and lowering mechanism consists of one main drive motor, one
flexible coupling, one double-shoe brake, two emergency brake clamps, one built-in
planetary reducer, and one rope drum.
The rope drum with brake disc consists of rolled and welded plates and is provided
with Lebus shells with right-hand and left-handed grooves. The wire rope is wound in
multiple layers.
Two emergency brakes, acting directly onto the brake disc of the rope drum, will stop
the motion of the boom as soon as 115 % of the nominal drum speed is exceeded.
The brakes are released electro-hydraulically.
The boom hoist drive is controlled by its own control station which is located inside the
boom hoist house.
The crane will be equipped with a self-driven trolley, with four wheels per corner.
The compact sized trolley travel drives and wheels are easy to maintain.
Each wheel is driven by its own motor-gear combination with integrated brake.
All trolley wheels and guide-rollers are fitted with anti-friction bearings.
Trolley Travel Mechanism Arrangement
Two automatic hydraulically operated rail clamps as well as two pairs of manually
operated locking pins against driving off by storm.
Electrical contacts make sure that the travel drive cannot be operated again before
the pin locking device has been released.
Cabin interior
The spreader will be included in the scope of supply of KOCKS KRANE GmbH.
The adjustable spreader can pick up ISO-standard 20, 40 and 45ft containers.
The spreader will be attached to the pulley blocks of the hoist by pins allowing easy
exchange for an alternative spreader
or other hoisting accessories.
The following crane documentation (incl. maintenance and operation instructions) will
be provided three-fold in English language.
3.2 NOTICE
KOCKS reserves the right to modify any part of the Feeder Server technic where
experience or technical advances indicate the advisability of such alterations.
Notification to the Buyer will only be given in the case of significant design changes.
As standard the crane will be delivered and erected on site. Should site or project
require a fully-assembled delivery this can be arranged on request.
- erection area shall be available approx. two weeks before erection of the crane
- delivery of the crane sections can be made to the site by sea-going vessels, rail,
and road without reloading
- an adequately sized erection site is levelled and hard surfaced
- good access to the site for heavy mobile cranes is provided
- crane track is already laid out
- erection of the crane can be made continuously
- the required certified test weights will be at our disposal free of charge
- erection site plus offices, workshop and mess facilities connected to necessary
services will be at our disposal free of charge
- minimum area for erection must be approx. 100 m x 120 m
- area must be safe and secure
Delivery of fully erect crane (optional)
A Roll On-Roll Off process of the full erected crane will be done using two multi mover
trucks (each below one of the sillbeams) direct onto the pontoon / vessel. It is also
possible to move the crane on rails onto the pontoon / vessel if preferred utilising the
slewable bogies.
To achieve the loading/unloading the pontoon must able to ballast to the same level
as the quay. This procedure will be achieved using the trim function of the pontoon
and under the control of the supervision staff and a surveyor. After the successful
Roll On process the crane will be sea fastened with internal additional supports and
fastening steel tubes to the pontoon.
After the successful sea fastening the crane will be checked by an independent
authority such as Germanischer Lloyd, De Noske Veritas or similar.
The pontoon with the crane will be moved to the final port.
On arrival at the destination berth the crane will be unloaded in reverse of the loading
method. We will need 2-3 days before the crane can be moved onto the berth, due to
the removal and dismantling of the sea fastening.