This calculation report summarizes the load and stress analysis for an Alimak SC45 20/30 hoist with a 2000 kg payload. It includes:
1) Foundation load calculations showing vertical and additional weight loads for a concrete foundation.
2) Stress analyses of the mast tubes and components showing stresses are below allowable limits.
3) Deflection calculations for the mast showing maximum deflections of 4.0 mm and 1.8 mm in different directions.
4) Roller and tie force calculations for the hoist components.
5) Minimum and maximum tie forces when the hoist is in service and out of service.
This calculation report summarizes the load and stress analysis for an Alimak SC45 20/30 hoist with a 2000 kg payload. It includes:
1) Foundation load calculations showing vertical and additional weight loads for a concrete foundation.
2) Stress analyses of the mast tubes and components showing stresses are below allowable limits.
3) Deflection calculations for the mast showing maximum deflections of 4.0 mm and 1.8 mm in different directions.
4) Roller and tie force calculations for the hoist components.
5) Minimum and maximum tie forces when the hoist is in service and out of service.
This calculation report summarizes the load and stress analysis for an Alimak SC45 20/30 hoist with a 2000 kg payload. It includes:
1) Foundation load calculations showing vertical and additional weight loads for a concrete foundation.
2) Stress analyses of the mast tubes and components showing stresses are below allowable limits.
3) Deflection calculations for the mast showing maximum deflections of 4.0 mm and 1.8 mm in different directions.
4) Roller and tie force calculations for the hoist components.
5) Minimum and maximum tie forces when the hoist is in service and out of service.
This calculation report summarizes the load and stress analysis for an Alimak SC45 20/30 hoist with a 2000 kg payload. It includes:
1) Foundation load calculations showing vertical and additional weight loads for a concrete foundation.
2) Stress analyses of the mast tubes and components showing stresses are below allowable limits.
3) Deflection calculations for the mast showing maximum deflections of 4.0 mm and 1.8 mm in different directions.
4) Roller and tie force calculations for the hoist components.
5) Minimum and maximum tie forces when the hoist is in service and out of service.
Foundation loads: Case 1: Vertical force including dynamic factor: Pv = 72 kN Vertical force including dynamic factor and base frame and enclosure: Pvt= 80 kN Additional weight for foundation: Pfun= 71 kN Foundation type: Concrete 2.7x3.7x0.30 m Distance centre of mast to rear side of foundation: .525 m Shear forces and moment in foundation: Hoist in/out of service, max wind direction Rx' = -12266 N Ry' = 4667 N Mx = -3362 Nm My = 14936 Nm Case 2: Tripping speed: 1.1 m/s Gear ratio worm gear: 17.39:1 Buffer force (9016730/3): Pb = 192 kN Vertical force at mast centre at buffer collision: Pvb= -78 kN Load cases Case 1: [Pv] Total load on base frame from weight of mast, car, cwt, and including dynamic factor. Case 2: [Pb & Pvb] Vertical forces on base frame due to the car striking the buffer. Note:
The load cases defined do not occur simultaneously.
Forces in ties: Tie type S3C (9067380-SUB, EARLIER NAMED S1C) Hoist out of service, max wind direction Tie No/Level (m) 1/ +5.08 2/ +10.08 3/ +15.08 4/ +21.08 5/ +27.08 6/ +32.08 7/ +37.08 8/ +42.08 9/ +47.08 Note:
Rx' or Ry' can be positive or negative. They are forces
at centre of mast. The hoist is standing at bottom landing when out of service.
Min/Max tie forces:
Hoist oist in service se Forces s (N) P1 P2 P3 -26975 -28010 -14187 29200 29233 14440 Hoist out of service se Forces s (N) P1 P2 P3 2181 -13493 1104 13547 -2192 2192 68 6825
