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    This document summarizes the design of lifting lugs for components with an unfactored lifting load of 5.5 kips and a safety factor of 5. The design checks that the diameter of the lug hole is large enough for the shackle pin, that the plate proportions and thicknesses meet requirements, and that the lug has sufficient tensile rupture, bearing, tension tear out, and shear yielding capacities with yields of 36 ksi and ultimate strength of 58 ksi. All capacity checks are reported as acceptable.

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    This document summarizes the design of lifting lugs for components with an unfactored lifting load of 5.5 kips and a safety factor of 5. The design checks that the diameter of the lug hole is large enough for the shackle pin, that the plate proportions and thicknesses meet requirements, and that the lug has sufficient tensile rupture, bearing, tension tear out, and shear yielding capacities with yields of 36 ksi and ultimate strength of 58 ksi. All capacity checks are reported as acceptable.

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    This document summarizes the design of lifting lugs for components with an unfactored lifting load of 5.5 kips and a safety factor of 5. The design checks that the diameter of the lug hole is large enough for the shackle pin, that the plate proportions and thicknesses meet requirements, and that the lug has sufficient tensile rupture, bearing, tension tear out, and shear yielding capacities with yields of 36 ksi and ultimate strength of 58 ksi. All capacity checks are reported as acceptable.

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    This document summarizes the design of lifting lugs for components with an unfactored lifting load of 5.5 kips and a safety factor of 5. The design checks that the diameter of the lug hole is large enough for the shackle pin, that the plate proportions and thicknesses meet requirements, and that the lug has sufficient tensile rupture, bearing, tension tear out, and shear yielding capacities with yields of 36 ksi and ultimate strength of 58 ksi. All capacity checks are reported as acceptable.

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    Design of Lifting Lugs

    Reference: Design and Construction of Lifting Beams


    David T. Ricker, PE, AISC Engineering Journal
    Fourth Quarter/1991

    Updated to 2005 AISC Manual of Steel Construction

    Designed By:

    P= 5.5 kips. Unfactored Lifting Load


    S.F. = 5 Safety Factor
    dp = 0.75 in. Diameter of pin in shackle
    dh = 1.5 in. Diameter of hole in lug.
    a= 1.5 in
    e= 1.5 in
    t= 0.5 in. Plate Thickness, 1/2" min.
    Fy = 36 ksi. Plate yield stress.
    Fu = 58 ksi. Plate ultimate stress.

    Geometry Checks:
    dh>dp+1/16? Yes Hole is large enough for pin.
    a>=2t? Yes Plate proportions are correct.
    a<=2t+.63" Yes Use full value of a.
    a>=dh/2? Yes Plate proportions are correct.
    t>=1/2"? Yes Plate proportions are correct.
    e>=0.67dh? Yes Plate proportions are correct.

    Capacity Checks:
    Pf (kips) = 17.40 Tensile Rupture of Lug. O.K.
    Pp (kips) = N/A Bearing Capacity of Pin on Hole. O.K.
    Pe (kips) = 9.02 Tension Tear Out to Edge of Plate O.K.
    Ps (kips) = 6.48 Shear Yielding to Edge of Plate O.K.

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