Why is the Tower Crane Cab Not Located at the Bottom?
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Tower crane cabs are not located at the bottom due to reasons such as visibility and sensors. The details are as follows: Visibility: Installing high-definition cameras in the cab allows for clear visibility of ground operations and surrounding conditions, enabling safer operation. Sensors: Data on azimuth, tilt angle, wind speed, and other factors can be obtained through various sensors. Tower Crane: A tower crane, also known as a 'tower hoist,' is the most commonly used lifting equipment on construction sites. It is assembled section by section (referred to as 'standard sections') and is used to lift construction materials such as steel bars, wooden formwork, concrete, and steel pipes. Tower cranes are indispensable equipment on construction sites. Certifications Required to Operate a Tower Crane: Operating a tower crane requires a special operation qualification certificate for tower cranes. Tower crane operators are classified into three levels: Junior (National Vocational Qualification Level 5), Intermediate (National Vocational Qualification Level 4), and Senior (National Vocational Qualification Level 3).