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Int. Cranes and Specialized Transp Magazine June 2020 Back Issue

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IC50
In contrast to the 2019 IC50 of the world’s largest craneowning companies things have increased much more positively over the last year, giving it a strong boost as the ranking enters its 25th year. Alex Dahm reports.

WIND ENERGY TRANSPORT
Increasing efficiency, accommodating ever larger and heavier components, all while reducing environmental impact, are key themes in wind turbine transport. Alex Dahm reports.

TECHNICAL: GROUND PRESSURE
Stay on the side of caution when calculating the necessary support under a crane to ensure all cases of load and pressure can be handled. Keith Anderson reports.

DOCKSIDE LIFTING
Retrofits, refurbishments and relocations: dockside cranes can have a working life that extends far beyond their first use or their legacy technology. ICST reports.

SC&RA COMMENT
Comment from Joel Dandrea, SC&RA executive vice president.

SC&RA NEWS
The Association stays nimble within a complex moment. Mike Chalmers reports.
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June 2020 IC50 In contrast to the 2019 IC50 of the world’s largest craneowning companies things have increased much more positively over the last year, giving it a strong boost as the ranking enters its 25th year. Alex Dahm reports. WIND ENERGY TRANSPORT Increasing efficiency, accommodating ever larger and heavier components, all while reducing environmental impact, are key themes in wind turbine transport. Alex Dahm reports. TECHNICAL: GROUND PRESSURE Stay on the side of caution when calculating the necessary support under a crane to ensure all cases of load and pressure can be handled. Keith Anderson reports. DOCKSIDE LIFTING Retrofits, refurbishments and relocations: dockside cranes can have a working life that extends far beyond their first use or their legacy technology. ICST reports. SC&RA COMMENT Comment from Joel Dandrea, SC&RA executive vice president. SC&RA NEWS The Association stays nimble within a complex moment. Mike Chalmers reports.


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Int. Cranes and Specialized Transp  |  June 2020  


IC50
In contrast to the 2019 IC50 of the world’s largest craneowning companies things have increased much more positively over the last year, giving it a strong boost as the ranking enters its 25th year. Alex Dahm reports.

WIND ENERGY TRANSPORT
Increasing efficiency, accommodating ever larger and heavier components, all while reducing environmental impact, are key themes in wind turbine transport. Alex Dahm reports.

TECHNICAL: GROUND PRESSURE
Stay on the side of caution when calculating the necessary support under a crane to ensure all cases of load and pressure can be handled. Keith Anderson reports.

DOCKSIDE LIFTING
Retrofits, refurbishments and relocations: dockside cranes can have a working life that extends far beyond their first use or their legacy technology. ICST reports.

SC&RA COMMENT
Comment from Joel Dandrea, SC&RA executive vice president.

SC&RA NEWS
The Association stays nimble within a complex moment. Mike Chalmers reports.
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