Hoisting and stabilization system for suspended load support
AssigneeSecalt S.A.
InventorRoger Mangin
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AssigneeSecalt S.A.
InventorRoger Mangin
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The suspension and hoisting system for a load support comprises two cable circuits, each comprising a cable (C1, C2) fixed at one of the ends thereof to a fixed point (Pf1, Pf2) and at the other end to a lifting apparatus (T1, T2) and being reeved around deflection pulleys (A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3) mounted on two parallel shafts (Ax) located adjacent one and the other end, respectively, of the load support, the lifting apparatus (T1) of one of the two cable circuits being provided above one of the ends of the load support and the lifting apparatus (T2) of the other cable circuit being provided above the other end of the load support. The cable (C1) of at least one of the cable circuits is reeved successively around at least two coaxial deflection pulleys (A2, A3, B2, B3) mounted on each end shaft (Ax) according to such a path that on at least one of the end shafts (Ax) at least one pulley (A1) of said one cable circuit rotates in the same direction as at least one pulley (A2) of the other cable circuit under identical lifting or lowering action of the two lifting apparatus (T1, T2), while these two pulleys (A1, A2) are constrained to rotate in opposite directions by the same downwardly oriented force independently of the action of the lifting apparatus (T1, T2). According to the invention these two pulleys (A1, A2) are interlocked to reduce or eliminate any tendency of the load support to incline under the effect of this downward force.
Suspension and hoisting system for a load support, applied towards the two opposite ends of said load support, said load support being suspended by at least four suspension reaches comprised of at least two suspension elements, each suspension element being suspended towards one of said support ends from a fixed point and towards the other support end from a driven member of a lifting means by being reeved around circular suspension element deflection supports which are in integral rotation with the suspension elements and are mounted on two parallel shafts, each end of the load support having one of said shafts mounted towards said respective end, and the circular supports located towards the same end of the load support being mounted on one and the same shaft,
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