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    VLL RL

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    The document contains input parameters for calculating the performance of a vertical lifeline (VLL) system for a worker. It includes the length and material properties of the VLL, activation distance of the self-retracting lifeline (SRL), heights and masses of the worker and connector, and the maximum arresting force of the SRL clutch. The outputs section calculates the free fall distance, maximum force on the system, extension of the lanyard in the SRL during arrest, and required clearance for the system.

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    The document contains input parameters for calculating the performance of a vertical lifeline (VLL) system for a worker. It includes the length and material properties of the VLL, activation distance of the self-retracting lifeline (SRL), heights and masses of the worker and connector, and the maximum arresting force of the SRL clutch. The outputs section calculates the free fall distance, maximum force on the system, extension of the lanyard in the SRL during arrest, and required clearance for the system.

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    The document contains input parameters for calculating the performance of a vertical lifeline (VLL) system for a worker. It includes the length and material properties of the VLL, activation distance of the self-retracting lifeline (SRL), heights and masses of the worker and connector, and the maximum arresting force of the SRL clutch. The outputs section calculates the free fall distance, maximum force on the system, extension of the lanyard in the SRL during arrest, and required clearance for the system.

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    VLL RL

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    The document contains input parameters for calculating the performance of a vertical lifeline (VLL) system for a worker. It includes the length and material properties of the VLL, activation distance of the self-retracting lifeline (SRL), heights and masses of the worker and connector, and the maximum arresting force of the SRL clutch. The outputs section calculates the free fall distance, maximum force on the system, extension of the lanyard in the SRL during arrest, and required clearance for the system.

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    6/6/2015

    VLLRL.xlsm

    VLL
    Inputs
    LengthofVLL(anchortoropegrab)

    ElasticmodulusofVLL

    GPa

    DiameterofVLL

    mm

    Ropegrablockoffdistance

    VLL

    D4

    ActivationdistanceofSRL

    Elasticmodulus
    Diameter

    0.3

    70.3

    GPa

    4.7

    mm

    Maxforce

    kN

    Averageforce

    3.2

    kN

    Maxdeployment

    1.4

    Massofworker

    100

    kg

    HeightofDringabovetoes(workerstanding/fullystretchedout)

    1.5

    HeightofDringaboveplatform(beforethefall)

    1.5

    SRLClutch

    Worker

    Heightofconnector(atanchor/ropegrab)aboveplatform

    Harnessstretch

    Others

    0.3

    0.3

    Maximumarrestforce

    kN

    ExtensionofVLL

    Clearancemargin(CM)

    Outputs
    Freefall
    Force
    Extension

    Freefall

    LanyardinSRL 0.000787 m
    DepolymentofSRLClutch 0.132408 m

    Clearance

    Requiredclearance 1.733195 m

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