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    Wheel Load Data R1

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    This document provides crane wheel load data, including: 1) Crane information such as type, span, load capacity, and speed. 2) Hoist information including type and hoisting speed. 3) Vertical wheel load values for maximum and minimum static and dynamic loads. 4) Horizontal wheel load values including inertia forces, maximum loads along the runway, buffer force, and forces from skewing.

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    This document provides crane wheel load data, including: 1) Crane information such as type, span, load capacity, and speed. 2) Hoist information including type and hoisting speed. 3) Vertical wheel load values for maximum and minimum static and dynamic loads. 4) Horizontal wheel load values including inertia forces, maximum loads along the runway, buffer force, and forces from skewing.

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    This document provides crane wheel load data, including: 1) Crane information such as type, span, load capacity, and speed. 2) Hoist information including type and hoisting speed. 3) Vertical wheel load values for maximum and minimum static and dynamic loads. 4) Horizontal wheel load values including inertia forces, maximum loads along the runway, buffer force, and forces from skewing.

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    This document provides crane wheel load data, including: 1) Crane information such as type, span, load capacity, and speed. 2) Hoist information including type and hoisting speed. 3) Vertical wheel load values for maximum and minimum static and dynamic loads. 4) Horizontal wheel load values including inertia forces, maximum loads along the runway, buffer force, and forces from skewing.

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    Calculation number: ......... R1 CXTS5TX9.

    5M
    Crane work number: .........
    Creator/Version/Manuf: .... JMESVA / 2.90.9 / JME
    Printed by......................... JMESVA
    Printing date:.................... 19/04/2018
    Printing time: ................... 12:43 Page: 1 (1)

    CRANE WHEEL LOAD DATA


    1 Wheel load drawing

    2 Crane information
    Crane type CXTS5t x 9.5m Hol:10.2m Buffer type D1801
    Span (Spa) 9.500 m Wheel base (Wb) 2 000 mm
    Load (SWL) 5 000 kg Crane rail in calculation 50*30
    Crane group FEM A3 Wheel groove 62 mm
    Crane speed 32/8 m/min
    Crane weight 2 380 kg Crane travel limit switch 2-step

    3 Hoist information
    Hoist Hoist type Hoist group Hoisting speed
    Hoist 1 Main CXT40410063P3 ISO M4 4/0.67 m/min
    Hoist 1 Aux

    4 Vertical wheel loads


    Wheel NR1 NR2 NR3 NR4
    Rmax Stc 30.1 kN 30.3 kN - -
    Rmin Stc - - 5.6 kN 5.9 kN
    Rmax Dyn 32.2 kN 32.4 kN - -
    Rmin Dyn - - 6.1 kN 6.5 kN

    5 Horizontal wheel loads (according to DIN 4132 + 15018 and FEM)


    5.1 Inertia forces (from driving mechanisms) HM1 = 0.8 kN HM2 = 3.3 kN
    5.2 Max. Wheel loads along each crane runway Kr = 0.4 kN
    5.3 Buffer force for dimensioning the crane runway end stop Bf = 17 kN
    5.4 Forces coming from skewing
    5.4.1 Guiding (contact) force (S= HS2 + HS4) S = 10.5 kN
    5.4.2 Friction forces due to oblique travel HS2 = 8.5 kN HS4 = 2.0 kN

    Note! The inertia forces are acting on the crane structure only during acceleration and deceleration of the crane
    movement. Inertia forces and guiding forces do not act simultaneously. Guiding force S can also locate in wheel
    NR4.

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