Crane anti-skewing device

Railway rolling stock – Trucks – Overhead crane

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105171, B61D 100, B61D 1500, B61F 1700

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045052077

ABSTRACT:
An anti-skewing device for a bridge crane comprises a proximity switch near a first side of a first track and near a first end of the crane for detecting the proximity of the switch to the first side of the first track and thereby any skewing of the crane. There is an electrically activated brake for each set of wheels. A circuit connects the proximity switch to each of the brakes to slow one end of the crane relative to another end and thereby correct any skewing during movement of the crane.

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