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Don't know for sure but I would guess that this indicates the maximum weight the crane can lift.
This doesn't seem like a smart thing to do.
X = hours 750 + 250X = 2500 250X = 1750 X = 7 hours
There is one syllable. Crane.
If the consequences when the estimation or calculation error is at its minimum are very seriously negative. For example, suppose the lifting capacity of a crane is 10 tons to the nearest ton. That statement implies that the capacity is anything between 9.5 and 10.5 tons. You must use the underestimate: 9.5 tons since that could be the true limit, and the crane could fail at anything higher.
The crane boom lifting capacity is determined by the base weight, the angle of incline and the length of the boom. Cranes are given a maximum lifting rating. Weights are graphed showing the maximum under each variable.
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40 tons.
The minimum distance is the depth of the excavation...
The maximum load that the crane can lift is 18 metric tons (39,690 pounds), but the crane cannot lift that much weight if the load is positioned at the end of the jib. The closer the load is positioned to the mast (center of rotation), the more weight the crane can lift safely.
Use this formula to find the largest weight of a load that is safe regardless of the angle of the crane's arm: W_safe = (W*c)/(2*a)
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Don't know for sure but I would guess that this indicates the maximum weight the crane can lift.
Most outdoor work has no maximum wind speed. Crane lifting and the like will have maximum speed criteria, but this will depend on the specific crane and the work being done and will be set by the crane manufacturer..
35 miles per hour.
There is no OSHA standard that establishes maximum weight of something being lifted, or the maximum wind speed when lifting.
The biggest mobile crane is Mammoet LTM 11200. The LTM 11200 has a maximum lifting height of 188m.It has a capacity of 1200 tons or 2.456 million lbs.