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Boom assembly
An assembly comprising a boom 14 with an actuator attachment point (50, fig.2) and a bifurcated portion 26 comprising two legs 27, 28 extending between the actuator attachment point and a lower end (22, fig.5), connected to a mount 12 about a mount-boom pivot (24, fig.4). A linear actuator 16 is pivotally connected to the mount about a mount-actuator pivot 25 and is pivotably connected to the boom at the actuator attachment point. The linear actuator is connected between the boom and the mount in a plane normal to an axis of rotation of the boom about the mount-actuator pivot, wherein the plane extends between the two legs of the boom. Bifurcation provides space to mount the linear actuator and may increase a movement arc of the boom. Mounting the actuator between the bifurcated legs reduces torsional forces.
Boom assembly
An assembly comprising a boom 14 with an actuator attachment point (50, fig.2) and a bifurcated portion 26 comprising two legs 27, 28 extending between the actuator attachment point and a lower end (22, fig.5), connected to a mount 12 about a mount-boom pivot (24, fig.4). A linear actuator 16 is pivotally connected to the mount about a mount-actuator pivot 25 and is pivotably connected to the boom at the actuator attachment point. The linear actuator is connected between the boom and the mount in a plane normal to an axis of rotation of the boom about the mount-actuator pivot, wherein the plane extends between the two legs of the boom. Bifurcation provides space to mount the linear actuator and may increase a movement arc of the boom. Mounting the actuator between the bifurcated legs reduces torsional forces.
Boom assembly
PAUL KEMBLE (author) / ANDREW RICHARD CAWDERY (author) / COREY LEE GORMAN (author)
2023-03-29
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
E02F
Baggern
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DREDGING