Übersetzung für 'floating crane' von Englisch nach Deutsch

floating crane

Schwimmkran {m}naut.

schwimmender Kran {m}tech.

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all-terrain crane <AT crane>

All-Terrain-Kran {m} <AT-Kran>tech.

floating {adj}

massefreielectr.

schwimmend

erdfrei [ungeerdet]electr.

ungeerdetelectr.

treibend

in (der) Schwebe (gehalten)

frei beweglichtech.

flottierend

Gleit-

potentialfreielectr.

floating

Inumlaufsetzen {n}fin.

Floating {n}stocks

Abschleppen {n} [Ackerbearbeitung]

Freigabe {f}econ.fin.

floating {adj} {pres-p}

gleitend

fließend

schwebend

floating average

gleitender Mittelwert {m}comp.

floating connection

schwimmende Verbindung {f}tech.

• At Hunter and English of Bow, steam engine manufacturers from 1791 to 1921, he worked on the construction of both a floating crane and of a distillery in 1881.
• On 17 December, she was raised by the German floating crane "Roland" and taken to Aarhus for repair.
• The "Mary Rose" was raised on October 11, 1982 with Rule present on the floating crane Tog Mor. This was viewed on live TV worldwide by an estimated 60 million viewers.
• Within this small bay floats a massive floating crane and the Tugboat Robinson Bay.
• Beginning on 10 March 2008, the sections were transported by floating crane over a number of days.

• The floating crane "Mersey Mammoth" lifted the five 32 tonne weir gates into position in May 1992.
• The dry dock also contains the Middle East's largest floating crane.
• Beginning on 10 March 2008, the sections, each weighing up to 240 tonnes, were transported to Woodside by floating crane over a number of days.
• The removal of the towers from the canal, especially the counterweights (some 300 tons each), necessitated the use of a special heavy-duty floating crane.
• In New York, the crate was lifted by a heavy-lift floating crane onto a barge that was put alongside the ship.

• Several hundred yards upriver from the mouth of the Grasse is a docking area which contains a large floating crane with replacement doors for the locks, and the tugboat "Robinson Bay", which is used for icebreaking in the spring.
• The floating crane was a former World War II tank landing craft.
• However a similar storm in 1969 broke up the wreck, and it was dismantled (partly by the "Hikitia" floating crane) where it lay.
• Once in port, the damaged LM-2500 Gas Turbine Main Engine was replaced in 82 hours, using a large floating crane in the port facility.
• By this time, a recompression chamber was on scene on the floating crane along with two medical officers.

• A sheer hulk (or shear hulk) was used in shipbuilding and repair as a floating crane in the days of sailing ships, primarily to place the lower masts of a ship under construction or repair.
• The first of these was the "Nautical Labourer"; a steam tug with a floating crane propelled by paddle wheels.
• A crane vessel, crane ship or floating crane is a ship with a crane specialized in lifting heavy loads, typically exceeding [...] for modern ships.