Mobile telescopic crane
A mobile telescopic crane has a telescopic jib with at least three part-jibs. Each of the part-jibs is constructed from at least two part-jib portions so as to be telescopic in a longitudinal direction. Part-jib portions arranged at a spacing from one another transverse to the longitudinal direction each form a jib portion with at least one flexurally rigid connecting element. Respective adjacent jib portions are mechanically lockable with respect to one another in the longitudinal direction. A construction of this type of the jib means that an increase in the bearing load is easily achieved by increasing the area moment of inertia of the jib.
1. A mobile telescopic crane comprising:
a movable undercarriage,
a superstructure rotatably arranged on the undercarriage,
a jib mounted on the superstructure wherein the jib is telescopic in a longitudinal direction, and is pivotable in a luffing plane,
wherein the telescopic jib has at least three part-jibs,
wherein each of the at least three part-jibs is constructed from at least two part-jib portions that are telescopic in the longitudinal direction,
wherein the part-jib portions are arranged at a spacing from one another transverse to the longitudinal direction to form a jib portion with at least one rigid connecting element, wherein respective adjacent jib portions are mechanically lockable with respect to one another in the longitudinal direction,
wherein the jib has three part-jibs which are arranged triangularly and symmetrically with respect to the luffing plane, and
wherein one part-jib of the three part-jibs is arranged in the luffing plane and has a larger part-cross-sectional area than the other part-jibs.
2. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the jib, perpendicular to the luffing plane, has a cross-sectional area A A produced by the at least three part-jibs and each of the at least three part-jibs, perpendicular to the luffing plane, has a part-cross-sectional area, wherein the ratio of the cross-sectional area A A to a sum A S of the part-cross-sectional areas is A A /A S ≧1.
3. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 wherein the jib, perpendicular to the luffing plane, has a width B A , and each of the part-jibs has a width B 1 and B A /B i ≧1.5.
4. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the jib, parallel to the luffing plane, has a height H A and each of the part-jibs has a height H i , and the ratio H A /H i ≧1.2.
5. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein respective adjacent part-jib portions of all the part-jibs are mechanically lockable with respect to one another in the longitudinal direction.
6. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein at least two adjacent part-jib portions are mechanically lockable with respect to one another by means of at least one locking bolt.
7. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein at least two adjacent part-jib portions are mechanically lockable with respect to one another by means of at least two locking bolts.
8. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the jib has a width that changes perpendicular to the luffing plane, the width increasing from a lower part-jib facing the undercarriage up to two upper part-jibs remote from the undercarriage.
9. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the part-jib arranged in the luffing plane is arranged on a lower side of the jib and the other part-jibs are spaced apart from the luffing plane and are arranged on an upper side of the jib.
10. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the part-jibs arranged spaced apart from the luffing plane have the same cross-sections and the same cross-sectional areas.
11. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the part-jib arranged in the luffing plane has a cross-section, at least in portions, which is selected from the group consisting of circular and oval.
12. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the part-jib arranged in the luffing plane forms a receiving space, and a hydraulic cylinder is arranged in the receiving space to telescope the jib.
13. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein respective adjacent part-jib portions of the part-jibs arranged spaced apart from the luffing plane are mechanically lockable with respect to one another at an end.
14. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein the part-jibs define a cable guide channel.
15. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein a support cable is guided along the jib.
16. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein respective adjacent part-jib portions of the part-jibs which are spaced apart from the luffing plane are mechanically lockable with respect to one another at an end, and at least one locking bolt is provided to lock adjacent part-jibs and is mounted on a rigid connecting element.
17. A mobile telescopic crane according to claim 1 , wherein a support cable is arranged in a cable guide channel in the jib.