In the previous month of January a helicopter crashed in to
a tower crane in London. This resulted in the death of two people,
leaving the damaged parts of the tower crane on a busy street of
London. The accident happened on a foggy day morning, with clouds
covering the top most portion of the tower crane because of which the pilot of
the helicopter wasn’t able to sight the tower crane. The accident resulted in
deaths of the pilot of the helicopter and a man on the road. The time when this
accident took place the operator of the tower crane was not in his cab.
When the helicopter stuck the tower crane it resulted in
bringing down out service parts of jib of the tower crane. The method
for dismantling such a large crane with such a height would be bringing down
the crane by the help of climbing cage and after that using the mobile crane to
dismantle it when it is lower enough that it can be reached with the help of a
mobile crane. In this case as the Jib of the tower crane has been destroyed it
would know require a special apparatus to dismantle the tower crane.
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