2-6-3 Practical Applications -- Rigging-- Vectors Flashcards

1
Q

The woriking load limit (wll) of any individual rigging component shall not be exceeded in any situation.

A

True

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2
Q

The three sags associated with a line conductor are stringing, maximum, and __?__.

A

Final

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3
Q

Moving a conductor into a conrner causes __?__.

A

Sag and tension to increase

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4
Q

The formula used to calculate the vertical weight on a structure is __?__.

A

TxH/L

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5
Q

When pulling in a conductor, line tension __?__ when one-half of the sag is removed.

A

Doubles

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6
Q

Line tension is normally less than __?__ for an aluminum conductor smallet than 3/0.

A

500 lbs

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7
Q

Slings used on a 1000-pound transformer at a 60° angle will see __?__ each.

A

577 lbs

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8
Q

When lifting a conductor, its weight doubles when the lowest point of sag reaches an adjacent structure.

A

True

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9
Q

The WLL (working load limit) is based on the actual breaking strength of the equipment and does not include a safety factor.

A

False

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10
Q

Chains that are safe to use as slings when doing line work will have each link marked with the letter __?__.

A

A

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11
Q

A knot may reduce the WLL of a rope by as much as __?__.

A

45-55%

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12
Q

A hand line may be used to hang a transformer that weighs 200 pounds or less.

A

False

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13
Q

Two things that must be known prior to rigging for a lift are the load weight and the __?__.

A

angle involved

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14
Q

When using a fiber rope, the shell of a block should be __?__ times the diameter of the rope.

A

8

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15
Q

When using blocks, the load on a pole gin is equal to the weight of the load plus the __?__.

A

pull on the fall line

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16
Q

An angle of 135° exerts less of a load on a block hook than an angle of 45°

A

True

17
Q

A block that can be placed at any point in a line without having to feed the end of the line through it is called a __?__ block.

A

snatch

18
Q

Eye splices should have a(n) __?__ to maintain rope strength and reduce wear.

A

thimble

19
Q

A __?__ is often called the king of knots for line work.

A

bowline

20
Q

When using a capstan hoist to lift a load, the number of turns should be so that about 20 to __?__ of pull are on the fall line.

A

40 lbs

21
Q

A rope used for a hand line should have a safety factor of at least __?__.

A

10 to 1

22
Q

A web hoist, often called a hot hoist, is considered to be an insulated hoist.

A

False

23
Q

When installing U-bolt wire rope clips, the saddle goes on the __?__.

A

live side

24
Q

Polypropylene rope is rated poor in its resistance to __?__.

A

sunlight