ASME B30.26 2015 R2020
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ASME B30.26-2015 (R2020): Rigging Hardware
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| ASME | 2015 | 54 |
B30.26 applies to the construction, installation, operation, inspection, and maintenance of detachable rigging hardware used for load handling activities in conjunction with equipment described in other volumes of the B30 Standard. This hardware includes shackles, links, rings, swivels, turnbuckles, eyebolts, hoist rings, wire rope clips, wedge sockets, rigging blocks and load indication devices.
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| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 4 | CONTENTS |
| 6 | FOREWORD |
| 8 | ASME B30 COMMITTEE ROSTER |
| 10 | INTRODUCTION |
| 13 | SUMMARY OF CHANGES |
| 16 | RIGGING HARDWARE Chapter 26-0 Scope, Definitions, Personnel Competence, Translations, and References SECTION 26-0.1: SCOPE SECTION 26-0.2: DEFINITIONS |
| 17 | SECTION 26-0.3 PERSONNEL COMPETENCE SECTION 26-0.4: TRANSLATIONS SECTION 26-0.5: REFERENCES |
| 18 | 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 FIGURES Fig. 26-1.1.1-1 Shackle Types |
| 19 | 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 SECTION 26-1.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-1.8.1 General 26-1.8.2 Initial Inspection 26-1.8.3 Frequent Inspection 26-1.8.4 Periodic Inspection 26-1.8.5 Removal Criteria |
| 20 | 26-1.8.6 Repairs and Modifications 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 Fig. 26-1.9.1-1 Angle of Loading (Shackles) |
| 21 | Fig. 26-1.9.4-1 Typical Shackle Components Fig. 26-1.9.4-2 Side Loading |
| 22 | 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 Maintenance of Identification SECTION 26-2.6: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 26-2.6.1 Temperature 26-2.6.2 Chemically Active Environments |
| 23 | Fig. 26-2.1.1-1 Turnbuckles Fig. 26-2.1.1-2 Eyebolts |
| 24 | Fig. 26-2.1.1-3 Eye Nuts |
| 25 | Fig. 26-2.1.1-4 Swivel Hoist Rings |
| 26 | SECTION 26-2.7: TRAINING SECTION 26-2.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-2.8.1 General 26-2.8.2 Initial Inspection 26-2.8.3 Frequent Inspection 26-2.8.4 Periodic Inspection 26-2.8.5 Removal Criteria 26-2.8.6 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-2.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-2.9.1 Adjustable Hardware Selection 26-2.9.2 Cautions to Personnel |
| 27 | 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 Fig. 26-2.9.1-1 Angle of Loading (Adjustable Hardware) |
| 28 | 26-2.9.4.3 Eye Nuts 26-2.9.4.4 Swivel Hoist Rings |
| 29 | 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 |
| 30 | Fig. 26-3.1.1-1 Wire Rope Clips |
| 31 | Fig. 26-3.1.1-2 Wedge Sockets |
| 32 | 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 General 26-3.8.2 Initial Inspection 26-3.8.3 Frequent Inspection 26-3.8.4 Periodic Inspection |
| 33 | 26-3.8.5 Removal Criteria 26-3.8.6 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 |
| 34 | Chapter 26-4 Links, Master Link Subassemblies, Rings, and Swivels 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 Fig. 26-4.1.1-1 Links and Rings |
| 35 | 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, Master Link Subassemblies, 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 Fig. 26-4.1.1-2 Swivels |
| 36 | SECTION 26-4.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-4.8.1 General 26-4.8.2 Initial Inspection 26-4.8.3 Frequent Inspection 26-4.8.4 Periodic Inspection 26-4.8.5 Removal Criteria 26-4.8.6 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-4.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-4.9.1 Links, Master Link Subassemblies, Rings, and Swivels Selection 26-4.9.2 Cautions to Personnel |
| 37 | 26-4.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-4.9.4 Rigging Practices 26-4.9.4.1 Links and Rings 26-4.9.4.2 Master Link Subassemblies 26-4.9.4.3 Swivels Fig. 26-4.9.1-1 Angle of Loading (Links, Master Link Subassemblies, Rings, and Swivels) |
| 39 | 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 |
| 40 | Fig. 26-5.1.1-1 Rigging Block Types |
| 41 | Fig. 26-5.1.1-2 Typical Rigging Block Components |
| 42 | Fig. 26-5.3-1 Block Load Factor Multipliers |
| 43 | SECTION 26-5.8: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-5.8.1 General 26-5.8.2 Initial Inspection 26-5.8.3 Frequent Inspection 26-5.8.4 Periodic Inspection 26-5.8.5 Removal Criteria 26-5.8.6 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-5.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-5.9.1 Rigging Block Selection 26-5.9.2 Cautions to Personnel |
| 44 | 26-5.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-5.9.4 Rigging Practices |
| 45 | 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 |
| 46 | Fig. 26-6.1.1-1 Crane Scale — Dynamometer |
| 47 | Fig. 26-6.1.1-2 Link Style Load-Indicating Device |
| 48 | Fig. 26-6.1.1-3 Shackle With Load-Indicating Pin |
| 49 | SECTION 26-6.8: CALIBRATION, INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND REMOVAL 26-6.8.1 General 26-6.8.2 Calibration 26-6.8.3 Initial Inspection 26-6.8.4 Frequent Inspection 26-6.8.5 Periodic Inspection 26-6.8.6 Removal Criteria 26-6.8.7 Repairs and Modifications SECTION 26-6.9: OPERATING PRACTICES 26-6.9.1 LID Selection 26-6.9.2 Cautions to Personnel |
| 50 | 26-6.9.3 Storage and Work Environments 26-6.9.4 Rigging Practices |
| 52 | ASME B30.26 INTERPRETATIONS |
| 53 | Interpretation: 26-5 Interpretation: 26-6 Interpretation: 26-7 |
