109
fi g. 7.80
fi g. 7.81
fi g. 7.82
fi g. 7.83
fi g. 7.84
fi g. 7.85
fi g. 7.86
fi g. 7.87
7 - A
CCESSOIRES
Installation of the monorail beams
Monorail
Distance “A”
95" (2,41 m)
74" (1,9 m)
Monorail beam
attachment assembly
Upper tube
Lower tube
(optional)
Monorail capacities –
single installation
as per distance from
face of work
Distance “A”
20"
(50,8 cm)
30"
(76,2 cm)
Capacity (lb)
1000
700
Capacity (kg)
454
318
Monorail capacities
single installation
Capacity (lb)
1000
Capacity (kg)
454
Distance
“A”
Stopper
Pocket bolt
Unit and cantilever
bridges
Bearing bridge
Upper tube
Lower tube
Attachment plates
4-
Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each of the monorail beam attachments required by the
setup.
5-
Once all the monorail beam attachments are secure, slide the top
of monorail beams between two attachment plates at the bottom of
the beam attachment assemblies.
6-
Secure the monorail beams in place by tightening the four bolts
on each of the attachment plates (fi g. 7.84). If required, join beams
together using monorail beam junction plates. Clearance areas
can be left open to facilitate the passing of tie levels, as shown
on
fi g. 7.78, p. 108. Beams may be required to be cut to size.
7-
Make sure that no monorail beam overhangs by more than 4' (1,2 m), as shown in
fi g. 7.78, p. 108.
8-
Slide a trolley on the monorail beam. Install as many trolleys as is required and
allowed, making sure to install a stopper at each end of every beam installation.
