Palfinger PC 3800, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Safety and Health Standards
Government regulations and standards for operating the unit
The operator must know about and follow the national regulations, standards and safety provisions for
operating the unit.
If the operating instructions contain regulations and safety provisions that contradict the national laws
and regulations, the national laws and regulations have priority.
Adverse working conditions
Do not operate the crane
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at wind speeds of 50 km/h (30 mph) and above;
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at wind speeds from 34 km/h (20 mph) when lifting bulky loads or working in near vertical position;
Wind speed in
Beaufort
Description m/s km/h mph
0 -2
Wind can be felt on the
face or exposed skin. Tree
leaves rustle.
max. 3.4 max. 11 max. 8.1
3
Leaves and twigs are in
constant motion while the
wind will extend light flags.
3.4 to <5.5 12 - 19 8.1 to <12.7
4
Branches are in motion,
the wind will raise dust,
leaves, and loose paper.
5.5 to < 8.0 20 - 28 12.7 to <18.4
5
Larger branches and trees
begin to sway, whitecaps
on lakes.
8.0 to <10.8 29 - 38 18.4 to <25.3
6
Large tree branches are in
motion, the wind whistles
in overhead wires.
10.8 to <13.9 39 - 49 25.3 to <32.2
7
Whole trees are moving in
the wind while walking
becomes affected by the
wind.
13.9 to <17.2 50 - 61 32.2 to <39.1
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When thunderstorms are approaching and during thunderstorms.
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At ambient temperatures below -30ºC (-22°F) or above +50ºC (122°F). Average ambient
temperature must not 40°C (104°F) during operation.
Danger!
Ignoring these instructions on working conditions may lead to risk of
fatal injury for the operator and others and/or to damages to the crane.
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