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Rigging 6
Lifting Devices
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. A ___ is an assembly of one or more pulleys in a frame | block |
| 2. ___ is the combination of ropes and accessories arranged with blocks to gain mehanical advantage for lifting | tackle |
| 3. ___ is the passing of a rope through an opening or around a pulley | reeving |
| 4. As it pertains to block and tackle, what is a part | rope length between hook/block or between two blocks |
| 5. ___ reeving has one line between the load and the single block | 1 part |
| 6. A ___ is the part of the rope to which force is applied to hold or move a load | lead line |
| 7. Three-part reeving provides a mechanical advantage of ___ . Each part supports ___ of the load, so the force on the lead line is ___ of the load weight | 3:1, 1/3, 33% |
| 8. Block and tackle is limited to three-part reeving. True / False | False |
| 9. Define static force as it is applied to lifting a load | force great enough to hold load stationary but not lift it |
| 10. how is the amount of static force required to hold a load in place calculated | Fs = W total/ n |
| 11. What is the force required to hold a 300 lb. load using a two-part reeving system? The rope, block, and hook components total 20 lbs. | |
| 12 As a ___ exceeds the minimum static force it overcomes friction in the pulleys and the load begins to rise | lead line force |
| 13. Each pulley adds friction to the system, which adds a practical limitation to the temptation of increasing the number of pulleys to a tackle arrangement for greater mechanical advantage. True / False | True |
| 14. Less additional force is required to overcome the friction of plain bearing pulleys than rolling bearing pulleys. True/False | False |
| 15. What is the minimum force required to lift a 6,000 lb load using an eight-part reeving system equipped with ball bearing pulley? The Pulley Friction Factor is .17. | FL = W total * Ffr , 1020 |
| 16. What is the static force required to hold the 6,000 lb load in question 15 | 6000 / 8 = 750 |
| 17. What is the true mechanical advantage delivered by the block and tackle arrangement in question 15 | 5.88 to 1 |
| 18. As more pulleys reduce the force required to lift a load, the distance the lead line must be pulled decreases. True/False | False |
| 19. block and tackle travel speed is affected in the same manner as travel distance. True/False | True |
| 20. In order to lift a load safely, the safe working load limit of a block must be considered. A block loading factor is based on what factor | angle between lines |
| 21. A ___ is a mechanical device used to provide the lifting force on lead lines | hoist |
| 22. For a hoist, the mechanical advantage in torque is provided at the expense of ___ | speed |
| 23. Unlike the worm gear hoist, bevel gear hoists normally do not require braking or locking mechanism to prevent reverse rotation. True or False | False |
| 24. What must be taken into consideration when attaching a hoist to a supporting structure | pg 61, attachment point and structure must be strong enough for load |
| 25. All power-operated hoists are equipped with an upper ___, as a safety mechanism, to de-energize the hoist when the hoist hook reachs the upper limit of travel preventing damage to the hoist. | limit switch |
| 26. A ___ is a power-operated hoist that includes an electric motor to provide the input torque to the gear drive | electric hoist |
| 27. What type of hoist has an advantage when used for applications in environments where electric arcing poses an explosion hazard | pneumatic hoists |
| 28. The pattern in which rope should be wound onto a drum depends on the rope lay and direction True/False | True |
| 29. When winding rope onto a drum,, a ___ is a rope wrap winding on top of the preceding wrap | crossover |
| 30. A ___ is a collection of voluntary rules developed through consensus and related to a particular trade, industry, or environment | standard |
| 31. List six organizations that develop standards and regulations pertinent to hoist safety | OSHA, ANSI, ISO, CMAA, ASME, NFPA |
| 32. ___ is the continued travel of a hoist hook caused by insufficient motor braking | hook drift |