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Annual report 2009 - Siempelkamp

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Cranes<br />

250 supplied crane systems for conventional crane<br />

technology in <strong>2009</strong><br />

In the area of conventional crane technology we are supporting<br />

Meyer Werft GmbH in Papenburg. The worldwide leading supplier<br />

of luxury cruise liners received in <strong>2009</strong> six crane systems with<br />

capacities up to 63 t (69 US tons) and spanning distances up to<br />

38.9 m (128 ft) as well as eight special overhead cranes with<br />

spanning distances up to 33.5 m for handling welding equipment.<br />

These cranes are special constructions which we designed and<br />

supplied as a result of a modifi ed shipyard organization and new<br />

production processes aimed towards lean production with prefabricated<br />

ship segments.<br />

We also received an order from Zajons Logistik Entsorgungsgesellschaft,<br />

market leader in the industrial processing of waste<br />

products and substitute fuels. We developed and manufactured a<br />

special grab crane with load guidance mast for the handling of<br />

sawed-up wind mill blades. This crane is controlled via control<br />

elements by a crane operator inside a cab. The grab crane transports<br />

the sawed-up wing parts to a shredder.<br />

The Flensburger Schiffbaugesellschaft, a special vessel manufacturer<br />

for RORO vessels, ordered in <strong>2009</strong> a double-girder bridge<br />

crane with cable guying for magnet operation. With a capacity<br />

of up to 12 t (13 US tons) and a spanning distance of 13.675 m<br />

(44.865 ft) the loads are transported without swinging due to<br />

the cable guying. The advantage is high handling speeds for the<br />

production. This order was completed in late <strong>2009</strong>.<br />

Crane system for use at the EPR TM reactor in Olkiluoto 3<br />

As an approved manufacturer of standard and custom-built crane systems, we<br />

have an excellent reputation. For each application in the area of conventional<br />

crane as well as nuclear crane technology, we develop a suitable solution. Our<br />

product portfolio includes cranes with or without load lifting devices with<br />

capacities up to 100 t (110 US tons) and spanning distances up to 70 m (230 ft).<br />

Our objective is to fi nd the best-possible solution for our customers by concentrating<br />

on quality, optimal design and adherence to deadlines. As a single-source provider<br />

we offer the implementation of our projects from one source.<br />

Cranes for the area of nuclear technology in <strong>2009</strong><br />

The order from AREVA NP GmbH was an important milestone<br />

and was completed in mid-<strong>2009</strong>. Areva ordered a total of 21 crane<br />

systems for the nuclear power plant in Olkiluoto (OL3). Mid-<strong>2009</strong><br />

the fi rst crane, a 90/20 t crane with a span of 8 m (26 ft) and a<br />

lifting height of up to 30 m in a compact design, was delivered.<br />

This crane was accepted at the Moormerland factory by the<br />

Finnish power plant operator TVO. In <strong>2009</strong> we also received the<br />

order for a power plant crane for the nuclear power plant Stade.<br />

Among all providers we presented the most convincing concept<br />

of a gantry crane that will have to perform a variety of different<br />

tasks. We custom-designed and manufactured a 5 t (5.5 US tons)<br />

gantry crane with a span of 10.4 m for the disassembly and<br />

packing of the reactor pressure vessel. The bridge crane carriage<br />

and the lifting device had to be designed with redundant backups<br />

so in case the drives become faulty, the radioactive load can<br />

be put down in a safe place. Another special design feature is a<br />

fold-out attachment on the crane’s columns which minimizes the<br />

time needed for the mechanical assembly onsite and the transfer<br />

of the crane to its operating location. This order was completed<br />

in <strong>2009</strong>.

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