The Type 84 is an armoured recovery vehicle based on the Type 79 tank, entering service with the PLA Army in 1984. The Type 84 features a powered structure controlling a dozer blade at the front of the hull and a hydraulically powered crane. The crane is capable of lifting up to 70 tons. [1]

The Type 84A is basically a Type 84 with a heavier, more powerful crane. The turret of the Type 69 is replaced with a raised superstructure, offset to the left of the vehicle. To the right of the vehicle is a crane; on the Type 84, this has a capacity of 10 tons, while on the Type 84A, the capacity is 20 tons.

The Type 84A has no relation to the Type 84 AVLB mentioned in Chinese Tracked Engineer Vehicles. The PLA is the sole user, and they are produced on a need to have basis. The Type 84A is a very close copy of the Russian TMM truck-mounted bridge, but …

The Type 84 armoured vehicle-launched bridge is essentially a Type 69 MBT with its turret removed, fitted with a bridge-launching mechanism similiar to that on the German Leopard 1 Biber system.

It is an advanced version of the Soviet T-80 tank, incorporating various improvements and modernization features: -Design and Features: The T-84 features a low-profile turret and composite armor, providing enhanced protection against conventional threats. It has a crew of three, including a commander, a gunner, and a driver.

装甲架桥车(armoured vehicle-launched bridge - AVLB) ，指装有车桥及其架设、撤收装置的装甲车辆，主要用于快速架设桥梁，令部队迅速通过河流，普遍装备于工兵部队。

The Type 84A heavy mechanized bridge (HMB) is a Chinese wheeled bridge-laying vehicle. It was designed to meet the requirements of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. The bridge can hold tracked armored vehicles weighing up to 50 metric tons on five modular spans.

Beaver AVLB. From Army.ca Wiki. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Beaver Bridge Launcher The Beaver is an armoured, fully tracked vehicle built on the chassis of a Leopard Tank. It is a highly mobile, rapidly deployable assault bridge that can be used to span natural and man-made obstacles on the battlefield. The vehicle’s 22 meter-long ...

The Armored Vehicle-Launched Bridge (AVLB) assault bridging system provides armed forces with enhanced mobility and maneuverability on the battlefield, enabling rapid and efficient

PDF | On Jan 1, 2017, Chaithanaya Kalangi published Design and Analysis of Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge (AVLB) for Static Loads | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate...