When an engine hoist (shop crane) with an adjustable telescoping boom is extended from its shortest position to its longest reach position, what effect does this extension have on the maximum safe lifting capacity of the crane?
- The safe lifting capacity decreases because extending the boom increases the leverage arm and tipping moment on the crane frame.Cevap
- BThe safe lifting capacity remains identical because the capacity is determined exclusively by the internal hydraulic pressure rating of the ram.
- CThe safe lifting capacity increases because a longer boom arm provides greater mechanical advantage over the load.
- DThe safe lifting capacity increases because extending the boom disperses the downward force over a wider base footprint.
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The safe lifting capacity decreases because extending the boom increases the leverage arm and tipping moment on the crane frame.
Engine hoists utilize telescoping boom arms marked with distinct weight ratings at each pin position. Extending the boom increases the horizontal distance between the suspended load and the front pivot wheels. Because torque equals load force multiplied by horizontal distance, the longer lever arm exerts greater bending stress on the boom and increases tipping risk, requiring the crane's safe working load to decrease accordingly.
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Engine crane boom extension and load capacity de-rating principles
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