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British Standard Institution (BS 466: 1984)
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Federation European Manual (FEM Standard)
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Definition Of Crane (General)
Crane- a machine for lifting and lowering a load and moving it horizontally. Crane either fixed or mobile, are driven manually, by power, or by a combination Crane-cyclic action machine intended for hoisting and moving in space of a load suspended by means of a hook or other load-handling devices.
SCOPE OF APPLICATION
Applies to construction, installation, operation, inspection and maintenance of OTC, include single & double girder girder, monorail hoist, portal crane, semi portal crane, jib crane etc. This include both power driven and hand-operated equipment.
DESIGN DRAWING
Design drawing should preferably be on A1 size which include : -detail assembly drawing including the detail dimension -detail of the girder, cross-section of girder, detail of stiffener -detail of end carriage(plan view, front view& crosssection of end carriage) -detail specification for material, size & quantity -technical specification e.g. type of crane, span length, save working load, lifting height, lifting speed and etc.
TYPES OF OTC
Single Girder/Double Girder -Crane with its bridge girders directly supported on rail tracks by travelling carriage Portal Crane -Crane with the bridge girders supported on the rail tracks by legs Semi-Portal Crane -Crane with its bridge girders supported on the elevated rail track directly at one end by leg(s) at the other hand Jib Crane -Crane with a load-handling device suspended either from a jib or from a crab traveling along the jib Monorail Hoist -Hoisting machine attached to universal beam (Std. I Beam). Travel movement from right to left or left to right.
BUT
All the installation of OTC below 5 ton must be registered with DOSH State.
TESTING
After design already approved the DOSH state will carried-out the testing which called Over Load Test.
Overload test=1.25 X S.W.L Deflection(test)= less then max.deflection(D) (1/750 or 1/900)