02-10
02-10
S a f e t y
S a f e t y
h)
h) All
All tires
tires do
do not
not touch
touch the
the ground;
ground;
i)
i)
It has
It has been ensur
been ensured that
ed that there
there are no
are no live
live electrical
electrical wires
wires within
within the w
the working
orking range
range
of the crane;
of the crane;
j)
j)
There are no obstacles which will hinder the required crane movements.
There are no obstacles which will hinder the required crane movements.
2.
2.4.4
4.4 Working co
Working co ndit
ndit ions
ions
a)
a) Pay attention
Pay attention to the
to the ambient tem
ambient temperature in
perature in the work
the work site. The
site. The suitable tem
suitable temperature
perature
range is -20
range is -20
℃
℃
– +40
– +40
℃
℃
;;
b)
b) If wind
If wind speeds are
speeds are expected which
expected which are larger
are larger than the
than the maximum
maximum permissible
permissible wind
wind
speeds (grade 6) for the crane operation or thunderbolt bursts, the boom must be
speeds (grade 6) for the crane operation or thunderbolt bursts, the boom must be
retracted and taken down.
retracted and taken down.
Opera
Operate the crane
te the crane accordin
accordin g to the above instruc
g to the above instruc tions
tions , otherwise accidents may
, otherwise accidents may
occur!
occur!
With the following table, the wind force and wind speed can be estimated correctly:
With the following table, the wind force and wind speed can be estimated correctly:
Wind
Wind forc
forc e
e
Wind
Wind speed
speed
Effe
Effect of
ct of the wind on
the wind on the land
the land
B
Be
ea
au
uffo
orrt
t D
De
es
sc
crriip
pttiio
on
n
m
m//s
s
k
km
m//h
h
0
0
Calm
Calm
0
0 -
- 0.2
0.2
0
0 -
- 0.7
0.7
No
No wind,
wind, smoke
smoke rises
rises vertically
vertically
1
1
Light
Light air
air
0.4
0.4 -
- 1.4
1.4
1
1 -
- 5
5
Wind direction shown by smoke drift
Wind direction shown by smoke drift
but not by wind vanes
but not by wind vanes
2
2
L
Liig
gh
ht
t b
brre
ee
ez
ze
e
1
1..6
6 -
- 3
3
6
6 -
- 1
11
1
Wind felt on face, leaves rustle, vanes
Wind felt on face, leaves rustle, vanes
moved by wind
moved by wind
3
3
Gentle
Gentle
breeze
breeze
3.4
3.4 -
- 5.3
5.3
12
12 -
- 19
19
Leaves and small twigs in constant
Leaves and small twigs in constant
motion, wind extends light flag
motion, wind extends light flag
4
4
Moderate
Moderate
breeze
breeze
5.5
5.5 -
- 7.8
7.8
20
20 -
- 28
28
Raise dust, loose
Raise dust, loose paper, small
paper, small
branches moved
branches moved
5
5
Fresh
Fresh
breeze
breeze
8
8 -
- 10.6
10.6
29
29 -
- 38
38
Small trees in leaf begin
Small trees in leaf begin to sway,
to sway,
crested wavelets on inland water
crested wavelets on inland water
6
6
S
Str
tron
ong
g wi
wind
nd
10
10.8
.8 -
- 13
13.7
.7
39
39 -
- 49
49
Large branches in motion; difficult to
Large branches in motion; difficult to
use umbrellas, whistling heard in
use umbrellas, whistling heard in
telegraph wires
telegraph wires
7
7
Near
Near gale
gale
13.9
13.9 -
- 17
17
50
50 -
- 61
61
Whole trees in motion, difficult to walk
Whole trees in motion, difficult to walk
against the wind
against the wind
8
8
Gale
Gale
17.2
17.2 -
- 20.6
20.6
62
62 -
- 74
74
Breaks twigs off trees, impedes
Breaks twigs off trees, impedes
progress
progress
9
9
S
Str
tron
ong
g ga
galle
e
20
20.8
.8 -
- 24
24.5
.5
75
75 -
- 88
88
Slight structural damage (roof tiles
Slight structural damage (roof tiles
and chimney covers, etc. blown off)
and chimney covers, etc. blown off)
10
10
Storm
Storm
24.7
24.7 -
- 28.3
28.3
89
89 -
- 102
102
Trees uprooted, considerable
Trees uprooted, considerable
damage occurs
damage occurs
c)
c) Strong
Strong electromagnetic
electromagnetic fields are
fields are likely
likely to be
to be present if
present if the construction
the construction site i
site is close
s close
to a transmitter. Under this condition, be sure to consult
to a transmitter. Under this condition, be sure to consult a high frequency specialist
a high frequency specialist
or contact with the local
or contact with the local franchiser or the manufacturer.
franchiser or the manufacturer.
Danger
Danger
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