DELLNER BUBENZER

BOSS®

The THE BOSS® OF BRAKING SAFETY & PERFORMANCE

The BOSS® system has been developed based on the experience with the SOS system that has been already installed in more than 200 container cranes world wide.


BOSS® Brake Only Snag System

Conventional hydraulic anti snag systems have onlycone fixed tripping point (pressure relief valve). The BOSS® system is working with variable tripping points (each corner individually) depending on the actual corner load measurement and hoisting speed. The BOSS® PLC is pre-calculating the perfect tripping point for each load condition. Working with the best tripping points leads to faster snag detection and less stress in the wire ropes as well as in the crane structure.

KBSD Coupling: Part of the Solution

BOSS® Advantages

  • 2-IN-1 OVERLOAD & SNAG LOAD
  • PROFISAFE INTERFACE TO CRANE CUTS OFF POWER FOR BRAKES & HOIST MOTORS
  • FIVE TIMES FASTER COMPARED TO OTHER SYSTEMS WITH A REACTION TIME OF 100 - 267 ms
  • SIMPLE SET-UP & INTEGRATION

Additional Advantages

  • Profisafe Interface
  • Fastest reaction time
  • Precise control
  • TÜV certified
  • Cross-check of both channels
  • Simple calibration and set-up
  • Fully integrated
  • Closed wired system
  • Dynamic snag trip point setting depending on corner load and speed
  • No maintenance time required
Safe
simple set-up & integration
Certified
Fast
Overload + Snag Load

How the BOSS® System Works

STEP 10 ms
Load Pins

Load pins are detecting an overload on one or more corners.

STEP 220 ms
BOSS® PLC

Cuts off power for BUEL®H thrusters, service brakes and BUEL® G for emergency brakes and hoist motors. Electrical reaction time is only 20ms until the brakes are switched off.

STEP 356 ms
SERVICE BRAKE

Service brakes apply full braking torque within 36ms after power off.

STEP 490 ms
EMERGENCY BRAKE

Emergency brakes apply full braking torque within 70ms after power off.

STEP 5100-267 ms
HOIST MOTION

Hoist motion will be stopped after up to 110ms. The total stopping time from snag detection to stand still is between 100 and 267ms*.

*Can variate per system.