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Capacities are given in kilograms across various boom lengths and operating radii, referenced to AS1418.5 table 9.42.1(a), for freely suspended loads and consideration of tipping strength, structural components, operating speeds, dynamic effects, and wind conditions. Operating guidance defines allowable travel with load, boom radius and point elevation rules, counterweight and load-weight inclusions, and capacity deductions when upper boom point whip line and jib attachments are used.","# LIFTCRANE CAPACITIES\n\nBOOM NO-22 WITH OPEN THROAT TOP47380 kg CRANE COUNTERWEIGHT360 DEGREE RATING  \n4000 W  \nSERIAL NO 40544  \nLIFTING CAPACITIES:CAPACITES FOR VARIOus BOOM LENGTHS AND OPERATING RADH ARE FOR PREELY SUSPENDED LOADS,ANDMAY BE BASED ON PERCENT OF TIPPING,STRENGTH OF STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS,OPERATINS SPEEDS AND OTHER FACTORS.CAPACITIESARE IN KILOGRAMS AND CORRESPOND TO AS1418.51995 TABLE 9.42.1(a).TEST LOADED ON CRAWLERS TO 1.5P+0.1F.CAPACTIES BASED ONSTRUCTURAL COMPETENCE ARE DENOTED BY AN ASTERISK(\").  \nUPPER BOOM POINT CAPACTY FOR LIFTCRANE SERVICE WITH SINGLE PART WHIP LINE OR COMBINATION OF TWO SINGLE PART LINES is12840k(9070 Kg.WHEN REAR AUXLIARY DRLM IS USED).IN ALL CASES,UPPER HOOK POINT CAPACIIEs CANNOT EXCEED THOSE LISTEDFOR THE MAIN BOOM CAPACITY.  \nWEIGHT OF UPPER BOOM POINT,J肥，ALL LOAD BLOCKS,HOOKS,WEIGHT BALL,SLINGS,HOIST LINES,ETC.,BENEATH BOOM ANDJIB POINTSHEAVES,is CONSIDERED PART OF THE MAIN BOOM LOAD.BOOM IS NOT TO BE LOWERED BEYOND RADII WHERE COMBINED WEIGHTS AREGREATER THAN RATED CAPACITY.WHERE NO CAPACITY is SHOWN,OPERATION iS NOT INTENDED OR APPROVED.CAPACTIEs SHOWN ARENOT TO BE EXCEEDED.  \nWARNING:wIEN TRAVELING MTN LOAD (PICK 8 CARRY)TRAVBL SPEED N EXCEss oF 0.4 mus培MOI PERMISSBLE wIeNTRAVELLNG WTHOUT A LOAD TRAVEL SPEED   EXCEsS OF 0.4 ms捣PERM8SIBLE.  \nOPERATING CONDITIONS:MACHINE TO OPERATE INA LEVEL POSmION ON A FIRM UNIFORMLY SUPPORTING SURFACE WTH GANTRYUP.REFER TO BOOM RIGGING DWG.No.48168 AND WIRE ROPE SPECIFICATION CHART NO.6864-A.CRANE OPERATOR JUDGEMENT MUST BEUSED TO ALLOW FOR DYNAMIC LOAD EFFECTS OF SWINGING,HOISTING OR LOWERING,TRAVEL,WIND CONDITIONS,AS WEL.AS ADVERSEOPERATING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL MACHINE DEPRECIATION.  \nOPERATING RADIUS:OPERATING RADIUS is THE HORZONTAL DISTANCE FROM THE AXIS OF ROTATION TO THE CENTER OF VERTICALHOIST LINE OR LOAD BLOCK.BOOM ANGLE IS THE ANGLE BETWEEN HORIZONTAL AND CENTERLINE OF BOOM BUTT AND INSERTS,AND IS ANINDICATION OF OPERATING RADIUS.IN ALL CASES,OPERATING RADIUS SHALL GOVERN CAPACITY.BOOM POINT ELEVATION is VERTICALDISTANCE FROM GROUND LEVEL TO CENTERLINE OF BOOM POINT SHAFT.  \nMACHINE EQUIPMENT:MACHINE EQUIPPED WYTH 7315 mm EXTENDIBLE CRAMLERS,1219mm TREADS,4672 mm RETRACTABLEGANTRY,12 PART BOOM HOIST REEVING,FOUR 36mm BOOM PENDANTS,1 COUNTERWEIGHT=18,190 kg(17690 Kg WITH COUNTERWEIGHTASSEMBLY No.48998,zCOUNTERWEIGHT=16240 kg.AND 3COUNTERWEICHT =12930 Kg.  \n\n| JAX1N BOON AND JIB LENGTHS LIFTED UNASSISTED   |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| QVER ENO OF  \u003Cbr>BLOCKED  \u003Cbr>CRAMLERS   |  | DVER SIDE 0F  \u003Cbr>EXTENDED CRAERS   |  | OVER S1DE OF  \u003Cbr>RETRACTED CRAM_ERS   |  |\n| DDN LGTH   | JIBNO 123   | BOOHLGTH,   | JINO.128   | BQOHLGTH,   | 123  \u003Cbr>JBNO,   |\n| 67.1m  \u003Cbr>64.0m  \u003Cbr>61.0m  \u003Cbr>57.9m   | -  \u003Cbr>-  \u003Cbr>12.2m  \u003Cbr>J8.3m   | 6J.0m  \u003Cbr>57.9m  \u003Cbr>54.9m  \u003Cbr>51.Bm   | …  \u003Cbr>15.2m  \u003Cbr>18.3n   | 57.9  \u003Cbr>54.9m  \u003Cbr>51.Bm  \u003Cbr>48.Be   | …  \u003Cbr>15.2m  \u003Cbr>16.3   |\n| POINT  \u003Cbr>LDAD BLOCK,H0OK AN 1G8T BALL ON GROUNO AT START.  UPPER BDOM  \u003Cbr>CANNQT BE USED ON 67.1m 30ON.   |  |  |  |  |  |\n\n\n| DEDUCT FRON CAPACITIES  \u003Cbr>MPEN UPPER B0M POINT  \u003Cbr>js ATTACHED   |  | DEDUCT FROM CAPACIT1ES  \u003Cbr>MHEN J1815 ATTACHED   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  | JIBGTH.   | J18NO 123   |\n| ONE SHAVE POJNT  \u003Cbr>TMO 5EAVE POINT   | 540 ka  \u003Cbr>6B0 ka   | 9.1m  \u003Cbr>12.2m  \u003Cbr>15.2m  \u003Cbr>18.3m   | I 360 k9  \u003Cbr>1630 ks  \u003Cbr>1910 kg  \u003Cbr>2220k豆   |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  | JIB CEDUCTS INCLUDE  \u003Cbr>JIB ADAPTOR.   |  |\n\nCONSM,T JIB CHART FOR JIB CAPACIT1ES.  \n\n| BOOM  \u003Cbr>LGTH.  \u003Cbr>METERS   | BOON  \u003Cbr>LGTH.  \u003Cbr>EEET   | OPER.  \u003Cbr>RAD1US  \u003Cbr>KETERS   | BOON   \u003Cbr>ANG.  \u003Cbr>DEG,   | BOOM  \u003Cbr>PoINT  \u003Cbr>ELEV  \u003Cbr>HEIERS   | CAPACITY  \u003Cbr>CRALLERS  \u003Cbr>RETRACTED  \u003Cbr>KILOGRAMS   | CAPACITY  \u003Cbr>CRALLERS  \u003Cbr>EXTENDED  \u003Cbr>KILDGRAM5   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 244   | 8   | 4.9  \u003Cbr>5.0  \u003Cbr>5.S  \u003Cbr>6.0  \u003Cbr>7.0   | e1.1  \u003Cbr>80.8  \u003Cbr>79.6  \u003Cbr>78.  \u003Cbr>75.0   | 26.3  \u003Cbr>26.1  \u003Cbr>25.8   | 139","cbCaiu57BlPJ2CmB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu57BlPJ2CmB","pdf",509824,1,3,"English","en",105,"# Liftcrane Capacities Overview\n## Boom No 22 - 360 Degree Rating\n## Lifting Capacities by Boom Length and Operating Radius\n## Operating Conditions and Radius Definitions\n## Upper Boom Point Capacities and Deductions\n## Jib Chart for Jib Capacities\n## Capacity Tables (Crawlers Retracted/Extended)","[{\"question\":\"What standard and testing basis are referenced for the rated capacities?\",\"answer\":\"The capacities correspond to AS1418.5 Table 9.42.1(a) and are based on test loading on crawlers to 1.5P + 0.1F.\"},{\"question\":\"How is operating radius defined and what determines the governing capacity?\",\"answer\":\"Operating radius is the horizontal distance from the axis of rotation to the center of the vertical hoist line or load block. 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