The present disclosure relates to a common tower configured to be erected adjacent a building structure into construction. The tower comprises spaced apart columns, made of vertically aligned column hollow sections, spacedly and substantially vertically positioned adjacent the building structure, and vertically spaced apart flooring structures releasably and slidably supported by the spaced apart columns using a plurality of sliders. Each flooring structure is being capable of vertical displacement when supported by the spaced apart columns. The tower further comprises an anchoring system adapted to securely engage with the building structure to maintain the spaced apart columns substantially upright, as well as protection structures adapted to surround the flooring structures. A safe and easy erection of the tower using a common tower assembly is described.

A construction building equipment includes hanging pedestals, sleeve frames, hydraulic cylinders, upper reversing boxes, lower reversing boxes and track columns. The multiple hanging pedestals are fixed on an outer side of a shear wall of an external wall. The sleeve frames and the track columns are clamped on the hanging pedestals. The sleeve frames are clamped on outer sides of the track columns. The lower reversing boxes are fixed at upper ends of the sleeve frames. The hydraulic cylinders are connected with the upper reversing boxes and the lower reversing boxes. Side surfaces of the track columns are provided with pane holes for cooperative climbing of the upper reversing boxes and the lower reversing boxes. Upper ends of the track columns are fixedly connected with a top platform. Hangers and formworks are suspended on the top platform through booms.

A horizontal scaffold member having a primary end connector and a secondary end connector. Each end connector is configured to couple to a cup or rosette on a vertical scaffold member. Each end connector includes a wedge assembly having a handle and a wedge, movable with respect to the connector to a latched and unlatched position. The primary wedge assembly has a primary and tertiary handles, with the tertiary handles connected to the secondary wedge assembly by a cable, and configured so that moving the primary and tertiary handles simultaneously to an unlatched position also moves the secondary wedge assembly to an unlatched position.

Disclosed is a rotor blade inspection device having a maintenance chamber through which a rotor blade can pass vertically, wherein the floor opening and a roof opening, through which the rotor blade can pass, are arranged in the chamber floor and in the chamber roof of the maintenance chamber, characterized in that the maintenance chamber is arranged on a supporting frame, and in that the bracing frame can be supported on a tower of a wind turbine, and in that the chamber floor and the chamber roof of the maintenance chamber are respectively designed as a diaphragm system in order to minimize a gap between the floor opening or roof opening and the rotor blade.

A scaffolding assembly adapted to be releasably attached to an elongate support member such as an overhead pipe. The scaffolding assembly has a split collar and a platform assembly adapted to be releasably attached to the split collar. The split collar comprises at least two segments which can encircle the pipe and be secured to one another. The platform assembly which includes a platform deck has a connector formation which extends laterally outwardly from the deck to an extent that it can engage a receiving formation on the collar assembly and thereby attach the platform assembly to the collar assembly.

The present disclosure relates to a common tower configured to be erected adjacent a building structure into construction. The tower comprises spaced apart columns, made of vertically aligned column hollow sections, spacedly and substantially vertically positioned adjacent the building structure, and vertically spaced apart flooring structures releasably and slidably supported by the spaced apart columns using a plurality of sliders. Each flooring structure is being capable of vertical displacement when supported by the spaced apart columns. The tower further comprises an anchoring system adapted to securely engage with the building structure to maintain the spaced apart columns substantially upright, as well as protection structures adapted to surround the flooring structures. A safe and easy erection of the tower using a common tower assembly is described.

The present disclosure is directed to a platform assembly. The platform assembly includes a plurality of T-arm assemblies, each having a platform frame, an adjustable arm member, and a pair of locking brackets. The adjustable arm member is configured to slide within a channel in the platform frame to accommodate different diameters along a monopole, and secure the T-arm assemblies thereto. Other platform and antenna assemblies are described herein.

A construction building equipment includes hanging pedestals, sleeve frames, hydraulic cylinders, upper reversing boxes, lower reversing boxes and track columns. The multiple hanging pedestals are fixed on an outer side of a shear wall of an external wall. The sleeve frames and the track columns are clamped on the hanging pedestals. The sleeve frames are clamped on outer sides of the track columns. The lower reversing boxes are fixed at upper ends of the sleeve frames. The hydraulic cylinders are connected with the upper reversing boxes and the lower reversing boxes. Side surfaces of the track columns are provided with pane holes for cooperative climbing of the upper reversing boxes and the lower reversing boxes. Upper ends of the track columns are fixedly connected with a top platform. Hangers and formworks are suspended on the top platform through booms.

Provided are examples of transportation systems, elevator systems, and kits for use in towers, as well as tower sections and methods for performing assembly or maintenance operations in towers, particularly wind turbine towers, guides mounted in tower sections for transporting an operator or robot along an inside of a tower and an elevator carrying parts of such guides.

The present disclosure relates to a safety screen comprising: a plurality of screen members vertically arranged above one another; two longitudinal carriers pivotally connected to the screen members, wherein in a first operating position, the longitudinal carriers extend vertically and the screen members extend horizontally, and wherein in a second operating position, the longitudinal carriers are inclined sideward from vertical and the screen members extend horizontally, offset from one another horizontally.