ASME B30.26 10 with Erra 0111 with Interps:2010 Edition
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ASME B30.26 Rigging Hardware
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| ASME | 2010 | 58 |
PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 3 | Errata |
| 7 | CONTENTS |
| 8 | Figures |
| 9 | FOREWORD |
| 10 | ASME B30 COMMITTEE Safety Standard for Cableways, Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Hooks, Jacks, and Slings |
| 12 | B30 STANDARD INTRODUCTION SECTION I: SCOPE SECTION II: SCOPE EXCLUSIONS SECTION III: PURPOSE SECTION IV: USE BY REGULATORY AGENCIES |
| 13 | SECTION V: EFFECTIVE DATE SECTION VI: REQUIREMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS SECTION VII: USE OF MEASUREMENT UNITS SECTION VIII: REQUESTS FOR REVISION SECTION IX: REQUESTS FOR INTERPRETATION SECTION X: ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE |
| 15 | ASME B30.26-2010 SUMMARY OF CHANGES |
| 17 | RIGGING HARDWARE Chapter 26-0 Scope, Definitions, and References SECTION 26-0.1: SCOPE SECTION 26-0.2: DEFINITIONS |
| 19 | Chapter 26-1 Shackles — Selection, Use, and Maintenance SECTION 26-1.0: SCOPE SECTION 26-1.1: TYPES AND MATERIALS 26-1.1.1 Types 26-1.1.2 Materials SECTION 26-1.2: DESIGN FACTOR SECTION 26-1.3: RATED LOADS SECTION 26-1.4: PROOF TEST 26-1.4.1 Proof Test Requirements 26-1.4.2 Proof Load Requirements SECTION 26-1.5: IDENTIFICATION 26-1.5.1 Shackle Body Identification 26-1.5.2 Shackle Pin Identification 26-1.5.3 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-1.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-1.6.1 Temperature 26-1.6.2 Chemically Active Environments SECTION 26-1.7: TRAINING |
| 20 | SECTION 26-1.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-1.8.1 Initial Inspection 26-1.8.2 Frequent Inspection 26-1.8.3 Periodic Inspection 26-1.8.4 Removal Criteria 26-1.8.5 Repairs and Modifications 26-1.1.1-1 Shackle Types |
| 21 | SECTION 26-1.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-1.9.1 Shackle Selection 26-1.9.2 Cautions to Personnel 26-1.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-1.9.4 Rigging Practices 26-1.9.1-1 Angle of Loading (Shackles) |
| 23 | 26-1.9.4-1 Typical Shackle Components 26-1.9.4-2 Side Loading |
| 24 | Chapter 26-2 Adjustable Hardware — Selection, Use, and Maintenance SECTION 26-2.0: SCOPE SECTION 26-2.1: TYPES AND MATERIALS 26-2.1.1 Types 26-2.1.2 Materials SECTION 26-2.2: DESIGN FACTOR SECTION 26-2.3: RATED LOADS SECTION 26-2.4: PROOF TEST 26-2.4.1 Proof Test Requirements 26-2.4.2 Proof Load Requirements SECTION 26-2.5: IDENTIFICATION 26-2.5.1 Turnbuckle, Eyebolt, and Eye Nut Identification 26-2.5.2 Swivel Hoist Ring Identification 26-2.5.3 Adjustable Hardware Identification 26-2.5.4 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-2.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-2.6.1 Temperature |
| 25 | 26-2.1.1-1 Turnbuckles 26-2.1.1-2 Eyebolts |
| 26 | 26-2.1.1-3 Eye Nuts |
| 27 | 26-2.1.1-4 Swivel Hoist Rings |
| 28 | 26-2.6.2 Chemically Active Environments SECTION 26-2.7: TRAINING SECTION 26-2.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-2.8.1 Initial Inspection 26-2.8.2 Frequent Inspection 26-2.8.3 Periodic Inspection 26-2.8.4 Removal Criteria 26-2.8.5 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-2.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-2.9.1 Adjustable Hardware Selection 26-2.9.2 Cautions to Personnel |
| 29 | 26-2.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-2.9.4 Rigging Practices 26-2.9.4.1 Turnbuckles 26-2.9.4.2 Eyebolts 26-2.9.1-1 Angle of Loading (Adjustable Hardware) |
| 30 | 26-2.9.4.3 Eye Nuts 26-2.9.4.4 Swivel Hoist Rings |
| 31 | Chapter 26-3 Compression Hardware — Selection, Use, and Maintenance SECTION 26-3.0: SCOPE SECTION 26-3.1: TYPES, MATERIALS, AND ASSEMBLY 26-3.1.1 Types 26-3.1.2 Materials 26-3.1.3 Assembly — Wire Rope Clips 26-3.1.4 Assembly — Wedge Sockets SECTION 26-3.2: DESIGN FACTOR SECTION 26-3.3: RATED LOADS |
| 32 | 26-3.1.1-1 Wire Rope Clips |
| 33 | 26-3.1.1-2 Wedge Sockets |
| 34 | SECTION 26-3.4: PROOF TEST 26-3.4.1 Proof Test Requirements 26-3.4.2 Proof Load Requirements SECTION 26-3.5: IDENTIFICATION 26-3.5.1 Wire Rope Clip Saddle Identification 26-3.5.2 Wedge Socket Identification 26-3.5.3 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-3.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-3.6.1 Temperature 26-3.6.2 Chemically Active Environments SECTION 26-3.7: TRAINING SECTION 26-3.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-3.8.1 Initial Inspection 26-3.8.2 Frequent Inspection 26-3.8.3 Periodic Inspection |
| 35 | 26-3.8.4 Removal Criteria 26-3.8.5 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-3.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-3.9.1 Compression Hardware Selection 26-3.9.2 Cautions to Personnel 26-3.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-3.9.4 Rigging Practices 26-3.9.4.1 Wire Rope Clips 26-3.9.4.2 Wedge Sockets |
| 36 | Chapter 26-4 Links, Rings, and Swivels — Selection, Use, and Maintenance SECTION 26-4.0: SCOPE SECTION 26-4.1: TYPES AND MATERIALS 26-4.1.1 Types 26-4.1.2 Materials SECTION 26-4.2: DESIGN FACTOR SECTION 26-4.3: RATED LOADS SECTION 26-4.4: PROOF TEST 26-4.4.1 Proof Test Requirements 26-4.4.2 Proof Load Requirements SECTION 26-4.5: IDENTIFICATION 26-4.5.1 Links, Rings, and Swivels Identification 26-4.5.2 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-4.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-4.6.1 Temperature 26-4.6.2 Chemically Active Environments SECTION 26-4.7: TRAINING SECTION 26-4.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-4.8.1 Initial Inspection |
| 37 | 26-4.1.1-1 Links and Rings 26-4.1.1-2 Swivels |
| 38 | 26-4.8.2 Frequent Inspection 26-4.8.3 Periodic Inspection 26-4.8.4 Removal Criteria 26-4.8.5 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-4.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-4.9.1 Links, Rings, and Swivels Selection 26-4.9.2 Cautions to Personnel 26-4.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-4.9.4 Rigging Practices 26-4.9.4.1 Links and Rings |
| 39 | 26-4.9.4.2 Swivels 26-4.9.1-1 Angle of Loading (Links, Rings, and Swivels) |
| 40 | Chapter 26-5 Rigging Blocks — Selection, Use, and Maintenance SECTION 26-5.0: SCOPE SECTION 26-5.1: TYPES AND MATERIALS 26-5.1.1 Types 26-5.1.2 Materials SECTION 26-5.2: DESIGN FACTOR SECTION 26-5.3: RATED LOADS SECTION 26-5.4: PROOF TEST 26-5.4.1 Proof Test Requirements 26-5.4.2 Proof Load Requirements SECTION 26-5.5: IDENTIFICATION 26-5.5.1 Marking 26-5.5.2 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-5.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-5.6.1 Temperature 26-5.6.2 Chemically Active Environments SECTION 26-5.7: TRAINING |
| 41 | 26-5.1.1-1 Rigging Block Types |
| 42 | 26-5.1.1-2 Typical Rigging Block Components |
| 43 | 26-5.3-1 Block Load Factor Multipliers |
| 44 | SECTION 26-5.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-5.8.1 Initial Inspection 26-5.8.2 Frequent Inspection 26-5.8.3 Periodic Inspection 26-5.8.4 Removal Criteria 26-5.8.5 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-5.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-5.9.1 Rigging Block Selection 26-5.9.2 Cautions to Personnel 26-5.9.3 Storage and Work Environments |
| 45 | 26-5.9.4 Rigging Practices |
| 46 | Chapter 26-6 Detachable Load-Indicating Devices — Selection, Use, and Maintenance SECTION 26-6.0: SCOPE SECTION 26-6.1: TYPES AND MATERIALS 26-6.1.1 Types 26-6.1.2 Materials SECTION 26-6.2: DESIGN FACTOR SECTION 26-6.3: RATED LOADS SECTION 26-6.4: PROOF TEST 26-6.4.1 Proof Test Requirements 26-6.4.2 Proof Load Requirements SECTION 26-6.5: IDENTIFICATION 26-6.5.1 LID Identification 26-6.5.2 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-6.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-6.6.1 Temperature 26-6.6.2 Chemically Active Environments 26-6.6.3 Electronic Interference SECTION 26-6.7: TRAINING SECTION 26-6.8: CALIBRATION, INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-6.8.1 Calibration |
| 47 | 26-6.1.1-1 Crane Scale — Dynamometer31 |
| 48 | 26-6.1.1-2 Link Style Load-Indicating Device |
| 49 | 26-6.1.1-3 Shackle With Load-Indicating Pin |
| 50 | 26-6.8.2 Initial Inspection 26-6.8.3 Frequent Inspection 26-6.8.4 Periodic Inspection 26-6.8.5 Removal Criteria 26-6.8.6 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-6.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-6.9.1 LID Selection 26-6.9.2 Cautions to Personnel 26-6.9.3 Storage and Work Environments |
| 51 | 26-6.9.4 Rigging Practices |
| 53 | ASME B30.26 INTERPRETATIONS |
| 54 | Interpretation: 26-1 Interpretation: 26-2 |
| 55 | Interpretation: 26-3 Interpretation: 26-4 |
