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Rules for Design of Hoisting Appliances -2

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Rules for Design of Hoisting Appliances -2

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FEDERATION EUROPEENNE DE LA MANUTENTION SECTION! HEAVY LIFTING APPLIANCES FEM. 1.001 EDITION REVISED 1998.10.01 RULES FOR THE DESIGN OF HOISTING APPLIANCES BOOKLET 2 CLASSIFICATION AND LOADING ON STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS Bootet 2 CLASSIFICATION AND LOADING ON STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS 24 GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF HOISTING APPLIANCES AND THEIR COMPONENT PARTS 2.1.1, GENERAL PLAN OF CLASSIFICATION 2.1.2. CLASSIFICATION OF HOISTING APPLIANCES AS A WHOLE. 21.21. CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM. 2422. CLASSES OF UTILIZATION. 2123. LOAD SPECTRUM 2124, GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF HOISTING APPLIANCES. 21.28. GUIDANCE ON GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF AN APPLIANCE, 2.1.3. CLASSIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL MECHANISMS AS A WHOLE, 213.1. CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM. 2432. GLASSES OF UTILIZATION. 2133, LOADING SPECTRUM. 2.1.34, GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL MEGHANISNS AS AVIHOLE, 0 2135. GUDANGE FOR GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL MECHANISNS AS A WHOLE... 10 2.14, CLASSIFICATION OF COMPONENTS os 42 2.1.4.1. CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM 12 2442. CLASSES OF UTILIZATION. 2 2143, STRESS SPECTRUM. 8 2.4.44, GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF COMPONENTS 4 22 LOADS ENTERING INTO THE DESIGN OF STRUCTURES nn) 2.2.1. PRINCIPAL LOADS, 18 2.22. LOADS DUE TO VERTICAL MOTIONS, 16 222.1, LOADS DUE TO HOISTING OF THE WORKING LOAD. 6 2.23.1.1, VALUES OF THE DYNAMIC COEFFICIENT y. 48 2222 LOADS DUE TO ACCELERATION (OR DECELERATION) OF THE HOSTING MOTION AND TO ‘VERTICAL SHOCK LOADINGS WHEN TRAVELLING ALONG RAIL TRACKS. 17 2223 SPECIAL CASE. ay 2.2.3, LOADS DUE TO HORIZONTAL MOTIONS Sj. 19 223.1. HORIZONTAL EFFECTS DUE TO ACCELERATION (OR DECEIERATION} 18 2251.1. TRAVERSE AND TRAVEL MOTIONS. 19 22'3.12: SLEWING AND LUFFING (DERRICKING) NOTIONS 20 2233 EFFECTS OF CENTRIFUGAL FORCE. 20 2233. TRANSVERSE REACTIONS DUE TO ROLLING ACTION, 2 2234, BUFFER EFFECTS S; 2t 22541 BUFFER EFFECTS ON THE STRUCTURE 21 223442 BUFFER EFFECTS ON THE SUSPENDED LOAD 22 2.2.4, LOADS DUE TO CLIMATIC EFFECTS., : 22 224.1 WIND ACTION, 2 22.414. WIND PRESSURE 22 22,43 ‘DgSIGN WIND CONDITIONS 23 224122 Wind a of sraoo 2 22413. WIND LOAD CALCULATIONS: 23 2244.4 SHAPE COEFFICIENTS, 23 “224 141 ul members, Faas 2 FEU tlt panes ont lig 8 2241.64 Pate ncined rion ote nd econ 2 2242 SNOW LOAD. 30 2243 TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS 30 2.2.5 MISCELLANEOUS LOADS. renner 8 22611, LOADS CARRIED BY PLATFORMS. 30 23. CASES OF LOADING. 2.3.1. CASE |: APPLIANCE WORKING WITHOUT WIND... 3 2.3.2. CASE Il: APPLIANCE WORKING WITH WIND 3 2.3.3, CASE Ill: APPLIANCE SUBJECTED TO EXCEPTIONAL LOADINGS 32 2.3.4, CHOOSING THE AMPLIFYING COEFFICIENT yo 33 24, SEISMIC EFFECTS. = et 33 25. LOADS ENTERING INTO THE DESIGN OF MECHANISMS. 2.5.1. TYPE SyLOADS. 34 2.5.2. TYPE Sq LOADS. or)

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