Self-elevation Synchronous Lifting Hydraulic System

The advantage of the Self-elevation Synchronous Lifting Hydraulic System is that it is easy to assemble on site. The concept behind the system revolves around 4 strong jacking bases. Two temporary supports fixed to a hydraulic turntable are incorporated on the top of the bases. With the starting beams in position above the supports and the jacks fully retracted, the first lines of beams can be automatically inserted between the supports, utilizing the integral Feed-in system. Once in location, the jacks extend and raise the beams above the temporary Supports. The supports are rotated before the jack lowers the beams onto the rotated Supports. This cycle is repeated until the required height is reached. Once the lift has been completed the whole system can be containerized ready for the next project. The control of the system will be done by computer from the special designed control room. All data like deck height, weight, ground settlement etc is collected on one location. This provides substantial levels of safety for the operation.