WELCOME TO “Rigging Principals & Load Control” based on product application information provided by: theless Lag orcup. (POH100)CENTER OF GRAMITY AND SLING LOADING ‘WHEN LIFTING VERTICALLY, THE LORD ‘WILL BE SHARED EQUALLY IF THE * sca CENTER OF GRAVITY #5 PLACED EQUALLY BETWEEN THE PICK POWTS.F THE WEIGHT OF LOAD IS 10.0046, ‘THEM EACH SLING WILL HAVE RLGAD (OF S.000KG AND ERCH SHACKLE AND EYEBOLT WILL ALSO HAVER LOAD OF 5.000 KG. (WIEN THE CENTER OF GRAVITY IS HOT EQUALLY SPACED BETWEEN THE PICK POINTS, THE SLINGS AMD FITTINGS WL NOT CARRY RM EQUAL SHARE OF THE LLORD.THE SLING CONNECTED TQ THE PICK POINT CLOSEST 10 THE CENTER, (OF GRAVITY WL CARRY THE samoxe GREATEST SHARE OF THE LOAD, s SLING ?IS CLOSEST TO.COG. HLL HAVE THE GRERTEST SHARE OF THE LOAD. SLING 2: 0.000% 8:(8+2)= RODOKG SSLIMG 1: 10.000%21(8+2)= 2.000K6 LOAD STABILITY AND THE CENTER OF GRAVITY CONNECTION TO THE LOAD MUST BE ‘MADE ABOVE THE CENTER OF GHAMTY. IF MOT, THE LORD 1S UNSTABLE AND WILL SHIT. (KEEP DISTANCE FROM COG TO SLING ASLARGE AS POSSELE. CALCULATE WEIGHT EXAMPLE - FLATS WEIGHT -LXWX HX UNIT WEIGHT t-sm W-2m 1 STEEL: UNIT WEIGHT ~ 785m ‘WEIGHT = Sm X 2m O11 m 27,65 Ut =7,851 | ALUMINUM: UNIT WEIGHT ~ 2.64 thn ‘WEIGHT ~ Sm X 2m 0.1 m 2.66? ~ 2641 |F CONCRETE: UNIT WEIGHT = 2.49 tin WEIGHT = 5m 2m 0.1 m X 240 Ut = 2401 CALCULATE WEIGHT EXAMPLE - SOLID CYLINDER WEIGHT XL X UNIT WEIGHT 1 STEEL: UNIT WEIGHT = 7.85 Um WEIGHT = 3.1405" X Sm 7.85 Ur 4 | CONCRETE: UNIT WEIGHT = 2.40 thn? WEIGHT = 3.14 405" X 5m X2.40 Urn =2.951 4 thebposbysrour. Copy © 2010 I Croshy Chon, MODULE SLIDE 2-02 “All Raghas RavervadFINDING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY CALCULATE BASED ON WEIGHTS 6000 KG 3000 KG thebPosbysrour. (EOHS8a) MODULE SLIDE 2-03FINDING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY CALCULATE BASED ON WEIGHTS 6000/(6000+2000) = 3/4 = 75% 2000 KG thebposbysrour. (EOHS85) MODULE SLIDE 2-04FINDING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY CALCULATE BASED ON WEIGHTS 8000/(8000+3000) 8000 KG = 0.73 = 73% 3000 KG thebposbysrour. (EOHS86) MODULE SLIDE 2-05FINDING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY TRIAL LIFTS LIFT EACH SIDE OF = LOAD AND RECORD THE RESULTS A= 6000 KG be B = 4000 KG Cc = 2000 KG D = 4000 KG thebposbysrour. (€0H587) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-06 “All Raghas RavervadRIG TO THE CENTER OF GRAVITY gD CENTER OF GRAVITY IS DIRECTLY BELOW THE LOAD HOOK & CONNECTION TO LOAD IS ABOVE CENTER OF GRAVITY thebposbysrour. (PoHes4A) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-07 “All Raghas RavervadFINDING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY TRIAL LIFTS TOTAL WEIGHT IS 50% > A+ C= 6000 + 2000 = 8000 KG OR B + D = 4000 + 4000 = 8000 KG THE C.0.G. IS LOCATED 6000/8000 TOWARD END “A” OR 75% ¥ THE C.0O.G. IS LOCATED 4000/8000 TOWARD SIDE “D” OR 50% thebposbysrour. (EoHs88) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-08 “All Raghas RavervadFINDING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY LOAD ON NW = C WEIGHT X B WEIGHT / TOTAL = 2000 X 0.5 = 1000 KG NE = C WEIGHT X D WEIGHT / TOTAL = 2000 X 0.5 = 1000 KG SW =A WEIGHT X B WEIGHT / TOTAL = 6000 X 0.5 = 3000 KG SE = A WEIGHT X D WEIGHT / TOTAL = 6000 X 0.5 = 3000 KG TOTAL = 1000 + 1000 + 3000 + 3000 = 8000 KG THE SAME AS FIGURED EARLIER (E0HS589) TRIAL LIFTS TO FIND WEIGHT ON EACH CORNER, MULTIPLY THE “END” LOAD TIMES SIDE PERCENT Copyright ©2010 The Crosby Chon re: NW NE oS SW SE thebposbysrour MODULE SLIDE 2-09LOAD UNDER CONTROL? SLINGS CAPTURE CENTER OF GRAVITY? LOAD LIFT LEVEL? LOAD STABLE? TAG LINE REQUIRED? thebPosbysrour. (EoH684) Capprighe ©2010 he Crosby Crp, MODULE SLIDE 2-10 "AMI Rights RavervedRIG TO THE CENTER OF GRAVIT o CENTER OF GRAVITY IS DIRECTLY BELOW THE LOAD HOOK & CONNECTION TO LOAD IS ABOVE CENTER OF GRAVITY thebposbysrour. (PoHes4A) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-11 “All Raghas RavervadLOAD STABILITY AND THE CENTER OF GRAVITY & q a \oJ uy CH t s LOAD IS UNSTABLE AND WILL SHIFT - C.0.G. WILL MOVE TO DIRECTLY NOT RIGGED BELOW THE HOOK TO CENTER OF GRAVITY . thebposbysrour. (PoHes4B) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-12 “All Raghas RavervadCENTER OF GRAVITY LOAD STABILITY - SINGLE HOOK ) THIS CAN BECOME \os UNSTABLE ANGLE “A” KEEP VERTICAL ANGLE “A” MUCH SMALLER THAN HORIZONTAL ANGLE “B” KEEP DISTANCE FROM C.0.G. TO SLING AS LARGE AS POSSIBLE ANGLE “B” treGipaslay ornyr. (EoHs81) Coppi 2010 Coly Chap, be MODULE SLIDE 2-13 “All Raghas RavervadIS STABILITY A PROBLEM ? thebPosbysrour. (Por2se) Coperidt ©2010 Tre Crsky Grup, MODULE SLIDE 2-14 "AMI Rights RavervedSELECTING SLINGS AND HITCHES FOR LOAD CONTROL SELECT THE SLING TO BE USED CONSIDERING: THE HITCH TO BE USED, THE LOAD THAT WILL BE APPLIED, THE RIGGING ENVIRONMENT 0 yy | i i i \ | | | 7 VERTICAL BASKET HITCH HITCH Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, be (POH662) “al agits sarod CHOKER HITCH thebposbysrour. MODULE SLIDE 2-15SINGLE LEG AND LOAD CONTROL THEY PROVIDE GOOD y CONTROL ONLY FOR SIMPLE | LOADS DO NOT USE THIS HITCH FOR LIFTING LOOSE MATERIALS, LONG MATERIAL, ANY LOAD THAT CAN TIP thebPosbysrour. (POH399) Copyright© 2010 Me Crosty ep be MODULE SLIDE 2-16 "AMI Rights RavervedBASKET HITCH AND LOAD CONTROL FOR MORE CONTACT WITH THE LOAD USE A DOUBLE WRAP BASKET HITCH \ / \ DO NOT OVERLAP AT THE (CO) BOTTOM OF THE LOAD —— —_it thebPosbysrour. (POH6e2D) Coperidt ©2010 Tre Crsky Grup, MODULE SLIDE 2-17 "AMI Rights RavervedCHOKER HITCH AND LOAD CONTROL A CHOKER HITCH £~Y) r DOES NOT PROVIDE i 360 DEGREE CONTACT 2 WITH THE SURFACE A BLOCK OF WOOD BETWEEN HITCH AND LOAD IMPROVES GRIP AND ANGLE OF CHOKE thebPosbysrour. (POH298) Cupygit ©2010 Te Cooly Crap MODULE'SLDE2H0: "AMI Rights RavervedDOUBLE WRAP CHOKER HITCH AND LOAD CONTROL A VARIATION OF THE DOUBLE WRAP CHOKER IS FORMED BY PLACING THE BELLY OF SLING THROUGH THE EYES x pe De | ? YL Cy thebposbysrour. (POH2968) — reaky Group, ee . ¢ ) Cope ©2010 ote Gs MODULE SLIDE 2-19(POH296A) DOUBLE WRAP CHOKER HITCH AND LOAD CONTROL ) A DOUBLE WRAP CHOKER HITCH PROVIDES MORE THAN 360 DEGREE CONTACT WITH THE SURFACE DO NOT OVERLAP SLINGS AT BOTTOM OF THE LOAD ~ thebposbysrour. Inc. Copyright© 2010 Me Crosty oop be RE init MODULE SLIDE 2-20TWO VERTICAL SINGLE LEG SLINGS ANDLOADCONTROL & SPREADER BEAMS ARE USED TO SUPPORT LONG AND HARD TO HANDLE LOADS @ &Q THE SPREADER Sy BEAM REDUCES LOAD TIPPING ‘ AND BENDING i thebposbysrour. (PoH283) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-21 “All Raghas RavervadTWO VERTICAL CHOKER HITCHES AND LOAD CONTROL TWO CHOKER HITCHES ATTACHED VERTICALLY PROVIDE GOOD LOAD CONTROL OVER LONG LOADS thebposbysrour. (POH293B) Copyright ©2030 The Crosky Group, be, MODULE SLIDE 2-22 “All Raghas RavervadTWO VERTICAL BASKET HITCHES AND LOAD CONTROL i \ in| i 4 Sj a - = thebPosbysrour. (POH293A) Core ue MODULE SLIDE 2-23BRIDLE AND LOAD CONTROL EXCELLENT LOAD CONTROL IS ACHIEVED THE USE OF A BRIDLE REQUIRES THAT THE SLING ANGLES BE KNOWN TO ENSURE THAT THE SLING IS NOT OVERLOADED a eS thebPosbysrour. (POH295) opi - rp ne. ¢ ) exer 2010 ety Crab MODULE SLIDE 2-24DOUBLE LEG BASKET AND LOAD CONTROL THE LOAD CONTROL IS NOT GOOD UNLESS THE SLINGS ARE SNUBBED AGAINST A STEP OR CHANGE OF CONTOUR IN THE LOAD DO NOT USE AT A VERTICAL SLING ANGLE GREATER THAN 30 DEGREES thebPosbysrour. (EoHe55) Capps 2010.M Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-25 "AMI Rights RavervedDOUBLE WRAP BASKET AND LOAD CONTROL A PAIR OF DOUBLE WRAP BASKET HITCHES WILL PROVIDE IMPROVED LOAD CONTROL thebPosbysrour. (EOHS55A) Copyright ©2010 The Crosby Chen re ' “All Rights Reserved MODULE SLIDE 2-26DOUBLE LEG CHOKER AND LOAD CONTROL si / ct ))) Ct J) CHOKERS ALTERNATED = CHOKERS ALIGNED THE DOUBLE LEG CHOKER HAS 80% OF A BRIDLE AT THE SAME SLING ANGLE (EN 13414) LOAD CONTROL IS GOOD WHEN VERTICAL SLING ANGLE IS LESS THAN 30 DEGREES thebposbysrour. (EOH298) Inc. Copyright ©2010 The Crosby Chon re: “All Rights Reserved MODULE SLIDE 2-27DOUBLE LEG CHOKER AND LOAD CONTROL Q WHEN CHOKING THROUGH THE U SLING EYE, ALTERNATE TO PREVENT PULLING DOWN OF EYE Cc D pL WHEN USING HOOKS PLACE HOOKS WITH “TIPS” as Xi}, POINTING OUTWARD C— » thebPosbysrour. (Por299) Capps 2010.M Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-28 "AMI Rights RavervedDOUBLE WRAPPED CHOKER AND LOAD CONTROL EXCELLENT FOR HANDLING LOOSE MATERIALS AND SMOOTH LOADS THE HITCH HAS MORE THAN A FULL 360 DEGREE WRAP ON LOAD thebPosbysrour. (PoHess) Capps 2010.M Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-29 "AMI Rights RavervedTHREE AND FOUR LEG BRIDLE AND LOAD CONTROL EXCELLENT LOAD CONTROL IS ACHIEVED THE LOAD ON EACH LEG WILL BE EQUAL ONLY IF THE C.0.G. IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PICK POINTS, THE LEGS EQUAL IN LENGTH AND THE LOAD FLEXIBLE . thebposbysrour. (EoH297) Capps 2010. Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-30 “All Raghas RavervadTHREE AND FOUR LEG BRIDLE AND LOAD CONTROL EXCELLENT LOAD CONTROL IS ACHIEVED THE LOADS PLACED ON LEG WILL VARY DRAMATICALLY WHEN THE LOAD IS COMPLEX OR C.0.G. NOT IN CENTER OF LOADING thebPosbysrour. (E0H297A) Capps 2010.M Crsty Chup, MODULE SLIDE 2-31 "AMI Rights RavervedMULTIPLE LEG SLINGS LOAD DISTRIBUTION THE LOADS CAN BE PROPERLY DISTRIBUTED IF THE SLING LENGTH CAN BE ADJUSTED. thebPosbysrour. (PoH297D) MODULE SLIDE 2-32NEVER REEVE SLINGS THROUGH EYE BOLTS OR HOIST RINGS REEVING WILL GREATLY INCREASE THE LOADS AND AFFECTS THE EFFECTIVE SLING ANGLE thebposbysrour. (PoHe62H) MODULE SLIDE 2-33DISCUSS LOAD CONTROL thebPosbysrour. Copyright roaby Croup, re (POH5730) aan MODULE SLIDE 2-34DISCUSS LOAD CONTROL thebPosbysrour. (POHS73P) Coperidt ©2010 Tre Crsky Grup, MODULE SLIDE 2-95 "AMI Rights RavervedCOPYRIGHT NOTICE AND AGREEMENT Do not allow any person to copy these files Jor any reason! Do not make any changes to any slide without obtaining approval Jrom Crosby (The Director of Training) This Power Point Presentation has been prepared exclusively for Crosby Authorized Trainers conducting training on Crosby Products. NO OTHER USE IS AUTHORIZED. Each Crosby Authorized Trainer is responsible for presenting the material in a factual and technically correct manner. Each Crosby Authorized Trainer is given permission to make one copy of the presentation on ONE COMPUTER HARD DRIVE. No other copies of the Cd-Rom are authorized by any method or for any reason. Copyright © 2000 The Crosby Group, Inc. i All Rights Reserved the! or cup.