I want the literature review on hydraulic crane so please provide me the data
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literature review of hydraulic crane
Introduction
Hydraulic cranes may be simple by design but they can perform Herculean tasks that would otherwise seem impossible. In a matter of minutes, these machines are able to raise multiton bridge beams on highways and heavy equipment in factories and even lift beachfront houses onto pilings. Hydraulic truck cranes are also used to lift killer whales like Shamu out of water tanks when places like SeaWorld ship the whales to new destinations.The hydraulic crane was invented in Newcastle by William Armstrong in about 1845 to help load coal into barges at the Quayside. It was a great success and the cranes were sold all over the world. The hydraulic crane helped the North East of England to grow and prosper, and Newcastle became one of the most important cities in the world as a result.The cranes on the quayside were water powered. Using water in cylinders to create a force to move things is called ‘hydraulics’ and today a special oil called ‘hydraulic fluid’ is used instead of water.