DL-TS3000
Mk1 modular jacking tower system
The DL-TS3000 Mk1 jacking tower system is owned and operated by
DLT and can lift vessels up to 3000 tones and 150m high. It is able to
self erect and dismantle and with the optional DL-TF1500 is able to operate
without a tailing crane. It can operate unguyed up to 70m high in stormk
wind of up to 40 m/sec. All components are transported in standard shipping
containers for economic relocation between sites. Download
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Formosa
Plastics Plant, Taiwan
DLT were responsible for the design, supply & operation of a modular jacking tower system that has so far been used to erect 58 vessels weighing up to 1,557 tonnes and up to 114.5m long. More>
DLT were responsible for the design, supply & operation of a modular jacking tower system that has so far been used to erect 58 vessels weighing up to 1,557 tonnes and up to 114.5m long. More>
2500
tonne strand jack tower system, China
DLT were responsible for the conceptual and detailed design of this 2500 tonne lifting capacity modular strand jack tower system, specifically designed for the Chinese refinery construction market. The tower system is owned and operated by the No 4 Construction company of SINOPEC and has many new features including self-erection and luffing under full load. More>
DLT were responsible for the conceptual and detailed design of this 2500 tonne lifting capacity modular strand jack tower system, specifically designed for the Chinese refinery construction market. The tower system is owned and operated by the No 4 Construction company of SINOPEC and has many new features including self-erection and luffing under full load. More>
Heat
exchanger replacement, Indonesia
DLT were responsible fore the design, supply and operation of a 60 tonne capacity gantry to replace 2 No 60 tonne heat exchangers from deep within a steel framed structure on PT Peni’s site in Indonesia. Use of these purpose designed gantries in place of conventional cranage avoided the need to extensively dismantle the steel structure to gain access to the vessels, saving time and money.
DLT were responsible fore the design, supply and operation of a 60 tonne capacity gantry to replace 2 No 60 tonne heat exchangers from deep within a steel framed structure on PT Peni’s site in Indonesia. Use of these purpose designed gantries in place of conventional cranage avoided the need to extensively dismantle the steel structure to gain access to the vessels, saving time and money.