Wire Rope Sling Calculation | Wire Rope Sling Load Capacity |How To Calculate SWL of Wire Rope Sling

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[@paulperwez2336]

Osm concept to teach us sir I lovur methods to teach as u r repeating 2 times in lectures I love this method follow this method ever best of luck ❤u sir

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thank you🎉 sir ap ke video ne mujhe achha safety engineer banadya

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[@rakeshyadav-im3do]

Tendum lifting plan case study par video banaye safety factor , contingency weight etc also explains

[@issacdias3266]

Thanks bro,clear doubt, very good video

[@hsestudyguide]

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[@paulgjohn210]

What is 12.4 and 8 ? Why using the value to multiply?

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[@mohammedcalcuttawala1095]

is it for fibre core or metal core??

[@farazahmad2986]

very good information of lifting wire rope

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[@pika9562]

What is 8 and 12.4 that you muptiply

[@881bilal]

Formula for mm D2/80 if your sling dia is 12mm so 12×12=144/80=1.8 ton

[@Ziyarock]

Greatest video

[@pardeep607]

Why multiplication by 8 in inch & 12. 4 in mm, from where this number came.

[@eazhumalaikarunamoorthy8939]

Thankyou somuch brother

[@gouravpatri5796]

Sir where have you taken the reference for formulae by multiplying into 12.4 for mm .It's not available in net

[@naan7658]

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[@arnabchandra8561]

Thank you so much for your information

[@mdshojibhossain7035]

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[@rajumdsharif7996]

Thanks sir nice information

[@tariqmahmoodbhatti4828]

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[@navnathvhande5295]

Sir but other ways showing that if we want to calculate in mm also use 12×12×8..???

[@satyampure]

Dear Sir, We have EOT crane capacity of SWL 15 Ton and it's wire rope diameter is 18mm so please tell me how we will find the SWL of this please let me know.

[@misbahullah3157]

Weldone sir

[@Debasish737]

I think if we have any sling in mm format then the swl will be d2 *12.8

[@siddhantjagtap8091]

what is "8" in formula ..and do you know how to calculate length of sling with respect to load

[@ShivananadTiwari]

12.4 kaise liya aapne

[@TheTarsikka]

Thanks bro

[@MuhammadNaveedAnjum-fz3rz]

Very nice

[@pawanprajapati336]

Sir ye wire rope me jab mm me ya fir inch me load lete hain to 8 our 12.4 ka hi multyply kyu karte hain

[@BadriDas-rb3kb]

Please create a video steel Errection hazard and precaution

[@mdabdulkarim6386]

Is This role for saudi aramco?

[@GurpalSingh-751]

Sir crane ki wire ka calculate ka formula keya hota haii

[@premanandgahane9636]

Thank you sir

[@hsestudyguide]

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[@ghulammustafa1798]

Great❤

[@JA-ds2kn]

Where did the 8 come from

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[@sajidkhan1080]

Thanks sir

[@Thetruthspeach]

Thanks 👍

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[@vishnaram650]

Yeh formula barabar hai ki 1 miter ka wait uthata hai ya 8miter ka wire rop

[@parwezkhan2370]

Sir koi bi sling kitna mm ka h kese jane

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[@HRIF-]

This video is so usefull

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[@farhankhan-mc2oy]

What is 12.4 and how this can be known?.

[@SAFETYSKILL]

Source of these formulas ?? Do you have any clarification ? Bcz these formulas are creating too much doubts ?

[@PothugantiMohan]

Very very nice explain

[@hsestudyguide]

Thanks and welcome

[@SanjeetKumar-we2ko]

D2*8 kha se aya sir

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Thank sir

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Thanks

[@jitubehera5005]

Good

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[@manikandann9931]

Why you take 12.4

[@AamirKhan-vs4lx]

7mm is dia 7×7×12.4=607.6kg but not right in load chart??

[@vikaschandra1698]

DxDx8 and dxdx12.4 formula ko kaise siddh kare.

[@rizwanalam9673]

SWL= D means diameter Can u explain the valu of 12.4.

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[@diptimaypalaipapu2235]

Plz share lifting work risk factor and also with lifting tools

[@abinashnayak8938]

Every swl for wire rope is 8d square.

[@dubeyvishwdip3673]

18mm sling se 40ton uthate hai

[@ismailsharf843]

What is 12.4 and for what

[@littleshinekids4329]

Please provide the standard details of this calculation and can we use this calculation on deferent core or construction. Plz reply.

[@shaheersheru8330]

No brother. It is general thumb of rule only. The capacity varies based on grade and construction

[@Rahat0786Coc]

I have a dought that when we have to calculate the SWL for wire rope sling in inch then the formula is D2x8. So I want to know from you that D means (Dia) but from 8 from where it's comes. Please explain in more details. I hope you understand my point.

[@saifsiddique1213]

Bro that is number of wire by using that Sling rope is made .

[@shaheersheru8330]

@@saifsiddique1213 8 is not a wire number or based on wire rope construction. It is just safety factor number given to multiply with the wire rope dia and belived to be almost near to the WLL of the wire rope. It is a not a specific value. And it varies based on the wire rope construction and material grade. For any lifts , either general or critical.. make sure the rigging accessories are suitable and sufficient with respect to the load.

[@tariqmahmoodbhatti4828]

Web sling also

[@Rajpoot.Network]

Good❤

[@hsestudyguide]

Thank you

[@gpsoty]

9,12.4 kaha se aya

[@harikishore-xc1pm]

Wire rope sling 8mm diameter per meter swl need

[@princevsunil2569]

Answer is 12.7*12.7* 12.4= 1999.6 =2000 kg = 2 Ton (1 inch is 25.4 mm So .5 inch is 12.7 mm 12.4 is constant when we using mm as dimension )

[@GodFlowA]

Sir inch ka koi S.i unit nahi hoti hai

[@sathishchandrasekar8489]

12.4 ?

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Me Rigging foreman course karna chahata hun Kya aap ke pass ho sakta hai?

[@hsestudyguide]

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[@sandeepkumarmahto4732]

Formula kaha se aaya, formula ka derivation kaha hai, kya proof hai ki ye formula apka sahi hai.?

[@vishnaram650]

Help me sir

[@lakkrskumar7927]

8 125 kgs

[@rakeshdubey4569]

SWL (kg) = D2(mm) x 8 For example: Rope dia (D) = 12 mm SWL (kg) = D2 (mm) x 8 = D (mm) x D (mm) x 8 = 12 x 12 x 8 = 1152 kg SWL (t) = 1.15 tonnes The above equation can be reversed to calculate the diameter (D) in millimetres of FSWR needed to lift a given load.

[@travellerbihari7489]

D2 multiply bye 12.4 hai

[@quickjob24x7]

what is that 8? Don't it changes for each wire material?

[@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani]

8 is what? Safety factor? Bolo bhai bolo..

[@mdafrozalam8208]

सर 1/2इंच=12 mm लगभग है, तो दोनो फॉर्मूला से बराबर उत्तर होना चाहिए न? ऐसा नहीं है तो कोन सा फॉर्मूला सही होगा?

[@kattarhindu6764]

1/2 inch = 12.7 mm hota hai bhai calculate kro same aayega

[@nileshamarghade1175]

25.4 aa raha hai, but 1 inch 25mm douth badte hi ja rahe hai

[@AmitMishra-oy4uw]

@@nileshamarghade1175 1 inch=25.4mm

[@nucleusnireesh6464]

nahi Bhai 1/2inch ka mtlb 12.7 hota... aur mm ko inch me convert krne ke liye agar ap 25.4 use krenge to exact ans ayega... formula bilkul sahi hai.

[@makhmuralam1114]

Swl का मतलब

[@sadiquekhan2772]

Safe working load

[@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani]

12.4 is for what?

[@hsestudyguide]

For mm

[@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani]

@@hsestudyguide safety factor?

[@rafiqnayaknayak7315]

confusion wala video different youtuber different method result comes wrong

[@ashisbhattacharjee4483]

I S nomber kato

[@mohammadshahidshahid9011]

Sir kisi bhi size ka rope ho to ek lay ka length kaise pta krenge

[@mubeenahmedmotivative2833]

Wrong one

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Great sir

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