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    This document provides design factors and load ratings for offboard lifts using a Seatrax Series 72 Model S7224 140-foot boom crane with a significant wave height of 6.5 feet and windspeed of 35 knots. It lists the maximum safe working load (SWL) and factored load at various hook radii from 30 to 145 feet. Notes explain how factors for offlead, sidelead, windspeed, pedestal load, hoist rope, boom rope, and standing rigging were calculated according to API Specification 2C standards.

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    This document provides design factors and load ratings for offboard lifts using a Seatrax Series 72 Model S7224 140-foot boom crane with a significant wave height of 6.5 feet and windspeed of 35 knots. It lists the maximum safe working load (SWL) and factored load at various hook radii from 30 to 145 feet. Notes explain how factors for offlead, sidelead, windspeed, pedestal load, hoist rope, boom rope, and standing rigging were calculated according to API Specification 2C standards.

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    This document provides design factors and load ratings for offboard lifts using a Seatrax Series 72 Model S7224 140-foot boom crane with a significant wave height of 6.5 feet and windspeed of 35 knots. It lists the maximum safe working load (SWL) and factored load at various hook radii from 30 to 145 feet. Notes explain how factors for offlead, sidelead, windspeed, pedestal load, hoist rope, boom rope, and standing rigging were calculated according to API Specification 2C standards.

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    Crane Load Chart-D-008 R2 (2) 52

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    This document provides design factors and load ratings for offboard lifts using a Seatrax Series 72 Model S7224 140-foot boom crane with a significant wave height of 6.5 feet and windspeed of 35 knots. It lists the maximum safe working load (SWL) and factored load at various hook radii from 30 to 145 feet. Notes explain how factors for offlead, sidelead, windspeed, pedestal load, hoist rope, boom rope, and standing rigging were calculated according to API Specification 2C standards.

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    04-28-2015

    Seatrax Crane Data Sheet


    Foundation & Rigging Design Factors
    OFFBOARD LIFTS
    API SPECIFICATION 2C SEVENTH EDITION, MARCH 2012
    Seatrax Series 72 Model S7224
    140 Foot Boom With Walkways
    Significant Wave Height = 6.5 feet Windspeed = 35 knots
    For a Fixed Structure per Spec 2C section 1(a), using the API General Method
    Serial Number: 4806
    Identification Number: 4806_
    ************************************************************************************************
    Hook Max Factored OffBoard Pedestal Total Factor Factor Factor Limiting
    Radius SWL Load Dynamic (kingpost) Support Hoist Boom Standing Member
    Feet (Lbs.) (Kips) Coef. Factor Factor Rope Rope Rigging
    ************************************************************************************************
    30 123,370 197 1.536 1.413 2.171 4.954 4.099 N/A Susp
    35 111,166 180 1.546 1.426 2.206 5.474 4.181 N/A Susp
    40 100,796 165 1.555 1.438 2.237 6.011 4.253 N/A Susp
    45 92,174 152 1.562 1.448 2.261 6.544 4.315 N/A Susp
    50 84,894 141 1.567 1.456 2.281 7.074 4.368 N/A Susp
    55 78,637 131 1.571 1.463 2.297 7.603 4.414 N/A Susp
    60 73,169 123 1.573 1.469 2.311 8.135 4.455 N/A Susp
    65 68,316 115 1.574 1.474 2.320 8.673 4.493 N/A Susp
    70 63,952 109 1.576 1.479 2.331 9.222 4.526 N/A Susp
    75 59,977 102 1.577 1.483 2.339 9.786 4.557 N/A Susp
    80 56,319 97 1.576 1.487 2.344 10.370 4.586 N/A Susp
    85 52,919 91 1.577 1.491 2.351 10.979 4.613 N/A Susp
    90 49,731 86 1.576 1.495 2.356 11.618 4.638 N/A Susp
    95 46,716 81 1.575 1.498 2.360 12.296 4.662 N/A Susp
    100 43,843 77 1.574 1.500 2.361 13.019 4.686 N/A Susp
    105 41,082 73 1.573 1.500 2.360 13.799 4.708 N/A Susp
    110 38,407 68 1.573 1.500 2.360 14.649 4.729 N/A Susp
    115 35,792 64 1.574 1.500 2.361 15.589 4.750 N/A Susp
    120 33,208 60 1.575 1.500 2.362 16.643 4.771 N/A Susp
    125 30,618 56 1.574 1.500 2.361 17.853 4.792 N/A Susp
    130 27,973 52 1.577 1.500 2.366 19.285 4.813 N/A Susp
    135 25,183 48 1.578 1.500 2.367 21.068 4.835 N/A Susp
    140 22,046 43 1.584 1.500 2.376 23.511 4.860 N/A Susp
    145 15,992 34 1.600 1.500 2.400 30.292 4.892 N/A Susp
    ************************************************************************************************
    Notes
    (1) Max SWL is a net load. The weight of the Block or Ball has been subtracted per section 8.1.1.
    (2) The Effects of Offlead, Sidelead & Windspeed are calculated in accordance with Spec 2C, section 5
    (3) The 'Total Support Factor' is the product of the 'Dynamic Coefficient' multiplied by the 'Pedestal Load Factor'
    (PF) per section 6.2.
    (4) The Hoist Rope Factor is equal to the breaking strength of the hoist reeving system, adjusted for efficiency,
    per section 7.2.2.5, divided by SWLH plus all applicable dead loads without regard for the Dynamic Coefficient.
    (5) The Boom Rope Factor is equal to the breaking strength of the boom line reeving system, adjusted for efficiency,
    per section 7.2.2.5, divided by the force induced by the SWL plus all applicable dead loads without regard for
    the Dynamic Coefficient.
    (6) The Standing Rigging Factor, if applicable, is equal to the breaking strength of the standing rigging components.
    divided by the force induced by the SWL plus all applicable dead loads without regard for the Dynamic Coefficient.

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