Multi-pulley telescopic mechanism and crane
AssigneeXuzhou Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorsShanhua MA, Suxun CHEN, Wei ZHU, Yanwei ZHANG
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Abstract
The invention discloses a multi-pulley telescopic mechanism, and belongs to the technical field of cranes. The multi-pulley telescopic mechanism comprises a telescopic mechanism, a first boom-extension rope, a second boom-extension rope, a third boom-extension rope, a basic boom, and a second boom, a third boom, a fourth boom and a fifth boom which are sequentially inlaid in the basic boom. The invention further discloses a crane, comprising the multi-pulley telescopic mechanism.
Claims17
A multi-pulley telescopic mechanism, comprising a telescopic mechanism, a first boom-extension rope, a second boom-extension rope, a third boom-extension rope, a basic boom, and a second boom, a third boom, a fourth boom and a fifth boom which are sequentially inlaid in the basic boom;
- a movable tail end of the telescopic mechanism is connected to the basic boom, a stationary tail end of the telescopic mechanism is connected to the second boom, a first boom-extension steering mechanism is mounted at a stationary front end of the telescopic mechanism, one end of the first boom-extension rope is fixedly connected to the third boom, an other end of the first boom-extension rope is wound around the first boom-extension steering mechanism and then fixedly connected to the basic boom, a first boom-extension steering assembly is mounted between the third boom and the fourth boom, one end of the second boom-extension rope is fixedly connected to the basic boom, an other end of the second boom-extension rope is wound around the first boom-extension steering assembly and then fixedly connected to the third boom, a second boom-extension steering assembly is mounted between the fourth boom and the fifth boom, one end of the third boom-extension rope is fixedly connected to the fifth boom, and an other end of the third boom-extension rope is wound around the second boom-extension steering assembly and then fixedly connected to the basic boom.
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