Container House Transport Vehicle

A container house transport vehicle typically refers to a specialized semi-trailer used for transporting container houses. Its design must meet requirements for container size compatibility, load-bearing capacity, safety compliance, and multi-scenario transportation needs. Specific features are as follows:

1. Size Compatibility with Containers

Container house transport vehicles need to be designed with body specifications based on the target container size. For example, for models targeting 20-foot containers, the body length ranges from 7500mm to 9200mm, with optional widths of 2550mm, 2500mm, and 2485mm, and seven height configurations (1400mm to 1700mm) to match loading height restrictions at different ports and logistics parks. For models targeting 40-foot containers, the body length offers four options: 13000mm, 12500mm, 12400mm, and 12260mm, with optional widths of 2550mm or 2500mm, and nine height specifications covering 1400mm to 1750mm to meet standardized loading and unloading requirements for multimodal transportation.

2. Load-Bearing Performance and Lightweight Design

The vehicle's total mass typically ranges from 37000kg to 40000kg, with the curb weight divided into multiple configurations based on equipment. The rated load mass can reach 31400kg to 36000kg. For example, in a model with a total mass of 40000kg and a curb weight of 4000kg, the rated load mass reaches 36000kg, and the maximum allowable load mass of the semi-trailer's saddle is 16000kg. Lightweight design reduces unit transportation costs.

3. Safety and Compliance Configurations

The vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS) as standard, with some models offering an optional electronic braking system (EBS) to enhance braking stability. Reflective markings use mainstream brands like 3M and Tongming, complying with national standards such as GB7258. The protective devices are made of Q235 or Q235B materials, with the rear lower protective device having a ground clearance of 460mm to 490mm and a cross-sectional dimension of 140mm×55mm, meeting collision protection requirements.

4. Multi-Scenario Adaptability and Optional Configurations

The vehicle offers a variety of optional configurations, such as frame height at the kingpin, tire specifications, number of leaf springs, and rear combination lamp styles, to adapt to different tractors, road conditions, and operational cost requirements. For example, a model may offer tire specifications of 12R22.5 12PR or 11.00R20 12PR, and the number of leaf springs ranges from 2/2/2 to 13/13/13, providing nine configurations.