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World’s “most powerful shear” unveiled in Australia Liberty Industrial has unveiled the latest addition to its construction equipment fleet, revealing the monstrous Fortress FS-245R shear at Australia’s largest demolition project, in Gove, Northern Territory. The Fortress FS-245R shear was designed and built by manufacturer Shearcore, which client Liberty Industrial had tasked with designing a shear “more powerful than anything on the market, but light enough to be mounted at 20-metre pin height on its fleet of 200-t high reach excavators”. A second-generation model, the FS-245R was manufacturer by Shearcore. It weighs 23 tonnes – three tonnes less than comparable models on the market – and can cut heavy infrastructure steel in an average of just one cut, rather than the three cuts of its predecessor model. Described as a “true team effort”, the development of shear is the result of three years’ hard work and collaboration between Liberty Industrial. Simon Gill, Director of Liberty Industrial, said: “We wanted to deliver a solution that would increase efficiency and reduce risk across our portfolio of global closure projects. “This shear enables us to significantly reduce the potential exposure times of our personnel while also improving overall efficiency in demolition and scrap processing.” The FS-245R is currently being used on Liberty Industrial’s Gove Refinery Demolition Project. Liberty Industrial said: “Delivering more piercing force than any shear on the market at a lighter weight, the shear, mounted at 20m pin height on one of Liberty’s 200t high reach excavators, reduces the risk profile by allowing operators to mechanically demolish large heavy steel structures that would otherwise require high risk induce collapse methods or large cranes to dismantle. “At ground level it reduces the need for hand processing of thick steel plate and heavy beams and columns. The FS245R plays a pivotal role in removing personnel from the work front, maximising mechanical methods, and ultimately making the demolition environment safer.” For more information on the Construction, Mining Equipment and Allied Industries, please reach us at www.equipmenttimes.in Ramamurthy Mayavan Philip Varghese Editor In Chief- EQUIPMENT TIMES #excavators #constructionmachinery #infrastructure #contractor #constructionequipment #construction #manufacturing #machine #equipment

Removal of the large concrete armour units is not easy compared to construction stage. The redundant Core-locs (22T) removal during the construction of Port City.

Building demolition is the process of dismantling or tearing down structures, often using heavy machinery or explosives, to clear a site for new construction.

Building demolition is the process of dismantling or tearing down structures, often using heavy machinery or explosives, to clear a site for new construction.

In steel-to-concrete anchorage, anchors should be as stiff as possible in the serviceability state in order to prevent loosening of the fixture. On the other hand, visible displacement of the anchor in the limit state is desirable so that (a) imminent failure (overload) of the anchor can be recognized and (b), in the case of anchor groups, load redistribution to less highly stressed anchors in the group can occur. Ref. Anchorage in concrete construction for Rolf Eligehausen, Rainer Mallée, John Silva

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Demolition projects are extremely intricate and take a great deal of planning to ensure a smooth process. In our latest blog we take a closer look at the individual steps taken and what’s involved at each stage; https://buff.ly/3LC5HBt #HughesandSalvidge #Demolition #Decommissioing #CompleteSolution #Blog

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