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Supporting framework for a craneway
   
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US Patent 7066094
Issued Date
June 27, 2006
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A supporting framework for a craneway for at least one crane which travels on at least one track, especially for a bridge crane which travels on two tracks, includes a track carrier elongated in a track direction and having at least one carrier section of reinforced concrete, preferably of prestressed concrete. A system of pillars includes reinforced concrete pillars, whose upper ends in each case support the carrier sections via a top component and whose lower ends are in each case anchored in the soil via a base component. An adjustable bearing in the area of the top component and/or of the base component in at least some of the pillars allows adjusting the track carrier according to the desired course of the track.
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Published
June 27, 2006
Application Number
10/181,853
Filed
January 10, 2001
US Classification
104/124   104/123 104/125 212/314 52/274 52/294 52/299
Int'l Classification
B61B   1/00   (20060101)  
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Jan 10, 2000 [EP] 00100445
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52/299   52/296   52/294   52/292   52/251   52/274   405/229   405/231   405/230   105/30   105/29.1   105/29.2   105/238   105/338   105/342   105/343   105/351   105/228   104/124   104/125   104/89   104/123   212/314  
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