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    <title>The Silent Signs of Internal Fatigue: A Guide to Mining Cable Inspection</title> 
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    <description>Mining cable can pass inspection and still be nearing the end of its service life. Internal wires carry the load through every cycle and every bend over sheaves, while the outside can look unchanged. Deep shaft mining repeats that stress over long hoists under high tension, working the rope from the inside first.
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    <description>Wire rope service life in mobile cranes is not defined by nominal breaking load or catalog data. In practice, ropes are retired because of fatigue, wear, or distortion caused by how they are operated and installed. The same rope design can perform very differently depending on crane setup and working conditions.
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    <title>The Role of Industrial Wire Rope in Crane Safety</title> 
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    <description>Workplace safety in manufacturing and industrial settings is simply non-negotiable and perhaps the most important piece of equipment for crane safety on the factory floor is the crane wire rope.
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    <description>Let&amp;rsquo;s break down common wire rope issues in harbor cranes &amp;ndash; like abrasion, corrosion, and fatigue &amp;ndash; and discuss the most simple ways to prevent them.
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Industrial wire ropes are the lifeline of crane operations, quite literally. They bear immense loads and are subjected to many different stresses during daily use. Regular maintenance of your industrial wire rope equipment provides the following benefits. . .
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    <dc:creator>Kali Krickbaum</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Tue, 19 Nov 2024 16:33:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Choosing the Right Wire Rope for Offshore Cranes</title> 
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    <description>Offshore cranes are specialized lifting devices used extensively in marine environments, particularly on ships, platforms, and oil rigs. These cranes are designed to operate in the rough conditions of the sea, including strong winds, waves, and corrosive saltwater.
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    <dc:creator>William Coughlin</dc:creator> 
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    <title>Wire Rope Applications in Tower Cranes: Specific Uses &amp; CASAR Solutions</title> 
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    <description>Tower cranes are the backbone of modern construction, offering unparalleled versatility in lifting and transporting heavy loads. Understanding their specific applications, such as hoisting, luffing, pendant operation, and trolleying, is essential for maximizing their efficiency and safety on construction sites.

Being a global leader in the manufacturing of steel wire rope products, CASAR specializes in offering solutions for all tower crane needs and challenges. For over 70 years, CASAR has provided quality and durable products for your everyday tower crane applications.

Here is a look into the specific actions of tower cranes:

Hoisting

The hoist is the primary function of a tower crane. Without it, the crane cannot lift anything. Hoisting involves lifting heavy loads vertically using the crane&amp;#39;s hoist mechanism. It is used for moving materials like steel beams, concrete panels, and prefabricated components to various levels of a building under construction.

CASAR provides an extensive range of hoist ropes that can be characterized by their quality and safety standards. This ensures reliable performance in demanding construction environments.

Luffing

Luffing refers to the movement of the jib (horizontal arm) of the crane in a vertical plane. Unlike traditional cranes where the jib remains fixed, luffing tower cranes can adjust the angle of their jib, allowing for greater flexibility in positioning loads within a construction site, especially in congested urban areas.

Ropes for luffing-jib cranes are designed to withstand the unique demands of luffing operations. CASAR offers ropes for all types of tower cranes, including the largest luffing-jib cranes.

Pendant Operation

Pendant control refers to the handheld remote control device used by crane operators to maneuver the crane&amp;#39;s movements. These controls allow operators to precisely direct the crane&amp;#39;s hoisting, luffing, slewing, and trolleying actions from a safe distance, providing better visibility of the worksite and improving operational efficiency.

CASAR provides boom pendant ropes, which are used to support the boom of a crane. The boom is the long, horizontal or inclined arm of the crane that extends outward from the crane&amp;#39;s mast. The boom pendant rope is an essential component in supporting and controlling the movement of the boom.

Trolleying

Trolleying involves moving the trolley assembly along the jib of the crane. The trolley carries the load horizontally across the length of the jib, allowing for precise placement of materials at different points along the building&amp;#39;s perimeter or within the construction site. Trolleying is crucial for optimizing the crane&amp;#39;s reach and coverage area.

At CASAR, high flexibility is valued in trolley rope products. The trolley rope selection offers high bending cycles, easy reeving, and high breaking loads to ensure the best performance for your tower crane.

Conclusion

Each of these functionalities plays a vital role in the efficient operation of tower cranes, enabling construction teams to safely and effectively lift, position, and transport materials during the building process.

CASAR is a leading manufacturer of wire ropes known for its quality, reliability, and commitment to customer satisfaction. With a rich history of innovation and expertise, the company continues to play a significant role in shaping the wire rope industry globally and offers a wide range of products for tower crane applications.

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    <dc:creator>William Coughlin</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Fri, 14 Jun 2024 15:37:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <description>Over the more than 70 years that CASAR ropes have been produced, we have met with many really extraordinary rope applications. One that would always make it into the top ten if such a list of highlights existed is the cable plough from Frank F&amp;ouml;ckersperger. In this type of application, as the name suggests, cables and pipes are ploughed into the ground.</description> 
    <dc:creator>Pascal</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Mon, 16 Dec 2019 13:37:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <description>Six years have now passed since CASAR introduced the new CASAR Doublefit at BAUMA 2013. Now, six years and two Munich based BAUMA&amp;rsquo;s later, it is about time to draw a conclusion - and this is overwhelmingly positive.</description> 
    <dc:creator>Audra</dc:creator> 
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    <title>CASAR ropes for the largest tower crane in the world</title> 
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    <description>New year, new happiness. In the
beginning of 2019, this widespread
talk was also true for our
colleagues from CASAR Australia.
This is how you succeed, by landing a very
exciting order for the largest tower crane in
the world. It involves the new roping of a
330 t Favelle Favco tower crane with luffing
jib of the Australian Marr Contracting PTY
LTD. This crane will be used for 14 months
starting in July, in order to construct the
Canakkale 1915 suspension bridge over the
Dardanelles, a strait in the Mediterranean
between the Aegean and the Sea of Marmara.
This suspension bridge has a width of
36 m and carries a 6-lane motorway. It is an
important component of the US $2.8 billion
difficult Kinali-Balikesir motorway project.
The total length of the bridge is 5169 m,
with the distance between the two main
pillars being 2023 m. Measured at the span
length it thus supersedes the Akashi-Kaikyo
bridge in Japan and wins the title of &quot;longest
suspension bridge in the world&quot;. The
completion date is set for 2023, which is
the year of the one-hundredth anniversary
of the establishment of modern Turkey.</description> 
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    <description>Although China is the second largest coalproducing
country in the world, the geological
conditions of the country&#39;s coal seams
are not always favorable. The coal seams in
most of the existing coal-mining areas are
too deep for surface mining so about 90%
of China&#39;s total coal production is from underground
mines.</description> 
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    <pubDate>Mon, 19 Nov 2018 14:07:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <description>Exactly three years ago, we reported to our &amp;ldquo;world of rope&amp;ldquo; readers about a world record set in the Australian Northparkes mine. There, our TURBOPLAST M just achieved an unbelievable 652,239 cycles in 46 months, and brought over 22 million tons of rock up from the depths. We are proud to inform you in this issue that we have succeeded in breaking our own record. In the Slovakian mining region of Horna Nitra, the company HBP (Hornonitrianske Bane Prievidza a.s.), operates a total of three mines near the city of Prievidza. With an annual output of 1.9 million tons and over 100 years&amp;rsquo; experience, HBP is the largest brown coal producer in Slovakia.
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    <title>Re-cabling of Ship Hoist in Goa, India</title> 
    <link>https://www.casar.de/company/wire-rope-industry-news/id/24/re-cabling-of-ship-hoist-in-goa-india</link> 
    <description>At the time of this newsletter&amp;rsquo;s publication, the GOA Shipyard Limited is receiving 30 new ropes for its ship hoist, the heart of the GOA Shipyard. The shipyard lies on the west coast of India, in Vasco da Gama, a city in the Indian state of Goa.
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    <pubDate>Thu, 19 Apr 2018 13:02:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>New CASAR Ropes for “Goliath”</title> 
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    <description>Since 2001, the Danish Odense Steel Shipyard has operated the colossal &amp;ldquo;Goliath&amp;rdquo; portal crane. It replaced the shipyard crane blown over by gale-force winds in December 1999.
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    <description>This past summer, the Swiss Gelmer Funicular was extensively renovated. This is a 90 year old funicular that began operation in 1926 in the valley known as Haslital in the canton of Bern. Originally, the work line was constructed to transport material to build the wall of the Lake Gelmer dam and the water supply line for the Handeck power plant. Since opening for tourism in 2001, it has enjoyed growing popularity among young and elderly alike. As a result, the Gelmer Funicular is used by up to 45,000 passengers a year. Since the funicular continues to serve as a work line, part of the logistics infrastructure of the Grimsel power plant, it was decided that the system should undergo a complete renewal.
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    <description>People have been driven by the dream of flying since time immemorial. Since April this year, this dream has come close to being achieved on the Western side of the Plitvice Lakes national park in Croatia. The municipal authorities of Vrhovina, together with the community of &amp;ldquo;Rudopolje Moje&amp;rdquo;, to which various local companies and individuals belong, have taken it upon themselves to make the area in the county of Lika- Senj more attractive to residents and visitors alike. For this reason, the &amp;ldquo;White Peak&amp;rdquo; sport and relaxation centre was founded, nestled in the magnificent landscape of Lika. As well as climbing and cycling, people have been able to dive head first into the abyss since Easter 2017. That was made possible by one of Europe&amp;rsquo;s longest and fastest zip lines, the Zip Line Pazi Medo (in English: Beware of the Bear &amp;ndash; this region has a large population).
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    <description>A SMED workshop at CASAR took place in mid-January. The aim of the 11-member cross-sectoral team was to deal with the long setup time caused by the machine&amp;rsquo;s construction type on the longest tubular strander. The team had the task of reducing the setup time through the use of suitable organisational and personnel measures. Generally, 25-strand filler braids and 26 to 31-strand Warrington-seale braids are produced on this tubular strander. The machine is frequently prepared and many spools are also prepared again and again during production.
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    <description>To control production costs, increase production efficiency and continue producing the best products, CASAR&amp;rsquo;s internal processes are continually checked and improved. Moreover, for the future, the WireCo WorldGroup is making regular investments in the machine park and in new plant equipment to provide our customers with quality products of a high technical standard at a fair price.
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    <description>Are we alone in the universe? All of us have asked ourselves this question at least once in our lifetimes. Since 25/09/2016, science has had at its disposal a powerful tool with the help of which it will one day be able to definitively answer this question.
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    <description>This year, Bauma again exceeded even its own expectations, featuring more visitors, more exhibitors and more events. A record-setting number of 580,000 visitors attended the fair and our booth was certainly not complaining about a lack of visitors. Numerous trade visitors made their way to Hall B3 to keep abreast of the trends, view the latest innovations and also to meet the rope specialists from our technical and sales teams. Our experts from product development, sales and customer service held a series of information sessions and gave some fascinating insights into the latest product and technological developments. This led to some lively discussions about the optimal deployment of our products.
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    <description>A unique global partnership is currently being created at the Cadarache nuclear research centre in the south of France. The ITER Tokamak Cryostat is being constructed there, the world&amp;lsquo;s largest experimental facility for fusion energy. The objective of fusion research is to prove the scientific and technological feasibility of fusion energy and thereby to harness a secure, unlimited and environmentally friendly source of energy. This is intended to generate a fusion output of 500 megawatts over a period of 7 minutes. It uses the same principle as that used by the sun: light atomic nuclei are fused into heavy ones, releasing immense quantities of energy in the process. The ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) is a nuclear fusion reactor based on the Tokamak principle. In this process a deuterium-tritium plasma is kept in a toroidal form at approximately 150 million degrees Celsius using a magnetic field. Above a specific temperature and particle density, a controlled nuclear fusion should then occur in a chain reaction; the energy gain from this should exceed the energy consumption by a factor of 10 to enable an economical net gain in energy.
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    <description>At the end of 2014, through our sister company, Lankhorst, we at CASAR received an interesting request to fit the ropes on a 40-ton AHC articulating crane of the Dutch manufacturer, Langendijk Equipment. The crane is installed on the supply ship Wildebeest, which serves oilrigs of the Edison Chouest Offshore company (ECO).
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    <description>CASAR has always been
known for the extraordinary
performance of its
mining ropes. Now they
have set a new world record in
Australia&amp;rsquo;s Northparkes mine,
establishing a new milestone
in the process. After 652,239
completed cycles, a service life
of 46 months and more than 22
million tons of moved rock, the
Turboplast M used for the work
was gracefully retired. The rope
was discarded according to plan
in mid-January 2015 under the
supervision of Roger Smith, an
experienced expert for hightech
mining ropes in the service
of CASAR, and Alexander F&amp;auml;h,
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    <description>The last 6 years saw a close cooperation
between the rope manufacturer CASAR,
the distributor Nobles and the Telfer
gold mine, based in the Pilbara region in
the state of Western Australia. The Telfer mine
is wholly owned by Newcrest Mining Limited.
Gold and copper are extracted, above ground
as well as underground. The copper and
gold deposits were discovered in 1972,
and mining began in 1977. In
2008 it was decided to increase
the extraction capacities to over
6 million tons per year. This provided
the basis for initial talks between
Telfer and CASAR, as Telfer were not
happy with the service life of the original ropes
of a South African manufacturer on the floor
hoisting machine and now the extraction capacities
were due to increase too. The hoisting
machine is a ground mounted friction winder
which transports a payload of 34.5 t at a speed
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