Overview: This document provides technical specifications for crane wire ropes, focusing on different types and their mechanical properties. The wire ropes are categorized based on their construction and tensile strength.
Specifications:- Types of Wire Ropes: The document lists three types of wire ropes: KAPA Compacted P {35x7} PPI IWRC, KAPA Compacted P {8x26} PPI IWRC, and KAPA Hoist 4 Compacted {4x36}.
- Tensile Strength (TS): The ropes are evaluated at two tensile strengths: 1960 N/mm² and 2160 N/mm².
- Diameter and Weight: The ropes are available in various diameters ranging from 13 mm to 40 mm, with corresponding weights in kg/m.
Mechanical Properties:- Minimum Breaking Load (MBL): The MBL is provided in tonnes (TN) for each diameter and tensile strength combination.
- Weight and MBL Correlation: As the diameter increases, both the weight and MBL increase, indicating a direct correlation between size and strength.
Key Data Summary:- For a 13 mm diameter rope with TS of 1960 N/mm², the weight is 0.85 kg/m, and the MBL is 15.80 TN.
- For a 40 mm diameter rope with TS of 2160 N/mm², the weight is 8.05 kg/m, and the MBL is 162.00 TN.
Conclusion: The document provides essential data for selecting the appropriate crane wire rope based on specific mechanical requirements, ensuring safety and efficiency in lifting operations.
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