A derrick is a fixed crane with a tall, tower-like main structure with a boom that can lift, lower, and move heavy loads. They are usually fixed in place and are assembled and disassembled on site. Given their limited boom radius, derricks are used in locations where materials have to be moved from… View Full Term
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