Safe use of crane brakes
- After the brake is adjusted, the braking distance, braking torque and lifting load must be tested before the use of the brake, and the work can be done after the normal operation is confirmed.
- After the brake is closed, the suspension object or car body should have a sliding distance within the unit time, that is, the inertia stroke.
- The inertial travel is called braking distance when lifting rated load.
- Operating mechanism: the braking distance is about 7% of the running speed (m/min).
- Lifting mechanism: braking distance is about 1% of the lifting speed (m/min).
- The brake must be able to reliably withstand 1.25 times the rated load.
- Before each job, the object should be lifted away from the ground 100~200 mm, to observe whether the brake work is normal. After confirmation of the normal, you can start the operation.
- Links: overhead crane brakes
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