Seminar heavy transport and Lifting - Module 5.0 Securing heavy and oversized loads


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	5.0 - Securing heavy and oversized loads road transport 5.0.1 - Units of measurement 5.0.2 - Newton, Mass Force, Velocity and Kinetic energy 5.0.3 - Liability and responsibility securing 5.0.4 - Legal and consequences 5.0.5 - Forces during transport - basics 5.0.6 - Type of force, Stiction / static friction 5.0.7 - Friction on a surface 5.0.8 - Friction in practice 5.0.9 - Static and sliding friction 5.0.10 - Friction coefficient, Centrifugal force (FY) 5.0.11 - Pretension, handforce and lashing forces 5.0.12 - Labels and certificates 5.0.13 - Heavy duty chains 5.0.14 - Principle of load securing 5.0.15 - Lashing points on the vehicle 5.0.16 - Force caused by Twisting and vertical oscillations 5.0.17 - VDI 2700, legal matter 5.0.18 - Calculate lashing straps 5.0.19 - Form-fitting load securing - prevent sliding 5.0.20 - Force locking load sercuring - friction 5.0.21 - Direct lashing - heavy machinery 5.0.22 - Freestanding cargo 5.0.23 - Combined load securing - machinery 5.0.24 - Lashing straps, belts and chaings 5.0.25 - K-factor and unstable cargo - risk of tipping 5.0.26 - Antislip mats 5.0.27 - Calculation of forces secuing heavy loads 5.0.28 - 3 Chain problem 5.0.29 - Example of securing a 24T excavator 5.0.30 - Calculation of stability - Tipping over risk 5.0.31 - Example proper securing - windpower 5.0.32 - Accidents due to insufficient load securing