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Electrically Operated Traveling Crane (EOT)

07/27/2009 4:13 AM
I appreciate if someone can guide the details of tests to be carried out for the electrically operated travelling crane at site after 2-3 years of commissioning and how to test can we use water balloon for load . were from we can get water balloon.
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Re: testing of eot crane at nsite

07/27/2009 4:42 AM

....and the reason the operating organisation's lifting equipment liability insurance company's Engineer/Surveyor cannot be contacted directly is what, please?

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Re: Electrically Operated Traveling Crane (EOT)

07/27/2009 6:07 PM

To test the EOT Crane, the load of RCC Blocks of standard weight are used. For example, if the capacity of the crane is 450KG, the block of 450kg is lifted by the crane for a specified time for testing. If some problem regarding its rope, brake etc. is found, then it is attended.
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Re: Electrically Operated Traveling Crane (EOT)

07/27/2009 11:50 PM

Refer to BS 466 Section 6 for a detailed requirements
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Re: Electrically Operated Traveling Crane (EOT)

07/28/2009 3:29 AM

What happened to the previous annual load tests? Water weights are common things, but trying to guess where you live to tell you where to get one is a very difficult task - and anyway my crystal ball is broken, any idea where I can get one?
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