2023-06-16 14:13:08
Eye-opener! In Xiamen, China, a Rolls-Royce weighing 2.5 metric tons was hoisted onto the terrace of a 44th-floor residence. People were sweating and worried that the acrylic glass would crack, but the industry and car dealers guaranteed it. , Promise that there is no problem with safety, which has aroused the attention of the outside world.
According to the “Upstream News” report, the Rolls-Royce was placed in a special iron cage and hoisted by three steel cables. During the process, the car body rotated a little. The rear of the car was only half a meter away from the building, and the car reached the 44th floor. Finally, several workers worked together to pull the car into the sky terrace with a rope. After the video was exposed, sharp-eyed netizens recognized the community as a top landmark in Xiamen, including five 62-story, 258-meter-high buildings. At the same time, they also worried: “Will such a heavy car crush the house?”
In response to the question, the staff explained that the reason why the Rolls-Royce was hoisted upstairs was because of a commercial event, emphasizing that “there is no problem with safety”, and the hoisting was carried out after a lot of calculations and experiments. As for the parking location of the vehicle, it is actually a 1.5-meter-deep super-large infinity pool. The manufacturer of the acrylic glass for the house pointed out that the piece of glass is 12.76 meters long, 2.29 meters high, and 12 centimeters thick. Two acrylic panels are seamlessly spliced together, and the weight of a single panel alone is 4.7 metric tons.
The staff mentioned that it took 3 days to hoist two 4.7 metric-ton acrylic panels to the 44th floor. The actual load-bearing problem of the platform structure requires consultation with a structural engineer. It is not clear whether the engineering party has adopted it. Their hoisting scheme, but it is certain that there was no problem with the installation at that time.
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