STEEL CURTAIN WALL FORMWORKS BY CRANE
In this system, the curtain wall formworks are formed by the panels with the size which may be carried by the crane, under the conditions of the work site. Panel surfaces are made of steel sheets. There is a large console which carries NERU STEEL CURTAIN WALL FORMWORKS BY CRANE and uses the previously cast concrete as the reference. Panels are connected to these consoles from their lower parts. By a support system connected to the end section of the console at a point near the upper part of the panel, both the withdrawal of the formwork and its plumb line adjustment are made possible. There is also another console called working console at the upper part of the formwork, which is used in concreting and connecting the iron fittings.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:
After the first casting in the system, the lifting of the formwork is performed by using the console and suspension elements. After every casting, the materials left on the previous concrete are taken with the help of the scaffold that enables reaching the previously cast concrete (Tirfir scaffold). These elements are installed on the new concrete to enable lifting the formwork to the upper floor. After every casting in the formworks, the panels are drawn back with the help of supports, the iron equipment is laid, formwork is cleaned, it is lubricated and prepared for the next casting.

ADVANTAGES OF THE SYSTEM:
The advantage of this system is the ability to obtain concrete with smooth surface having less patches, due to the fact that the panels are large. As the formwork is lifted with the crane, manual labor is at a minimum level. There is the possibility of horizontal and vertical adjustment in the formwork. Since the surface is steel, there is almost no formwork deformation. This makes multiple uses of the formwork possible, obtaining each time very smooth surfaces.

FIELDS OF USE:
Such curtain wall formworks are generally used in the construction of the multi-storey buildings, high towers, silos, high relying curtain walls, dams and other similar structures.