Maintain and Store Rigging and Hoisting Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

How should slings and wire rope be stored?

A

Dry location off the ground

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2
Q

What should be done with a wire rope that has a kink in it?

A

Remove from the surface & tag it.

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3
Q

What should be done if there is a possibility of shock loading when using a wire rope sling?

A

Use oversized ropes.

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4
Q

What should be done with a broken wire in a wire rope sling?

A

Work broken wire back and forth until it breaks.

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5
Q

What must be done with a wire rope that has been subjected to bird caging?

A

Remove rope from service or remove damaged section.

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6
Q

Is it safe to replace a lost pin in a shackle with a high strength bolt?

A

No.

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7
Q

Is it safe to repair a slight tear in synthetic web slings?

A

No.

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8
Q

Wire rope slings need what care?

A

Regularly put a light oil to prevent oil corrosion.

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9
Q

A wire rope used for lifting must be replaced if:

A

there are six or more randomly distributed broken wires in one rope lay, or three or more broken wires in one strand in one rope lay.

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10
Q

Peening of a wire is:

A

When wire rope strikes against a structural part of the machine or beats against a roller or itself, the wires and strands are flattened and distorted and become brittle. This is called PEENING.

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11
Q

Scrubbing of a wire:

A

Displacement of wires and strands as a result of wire rope rubbing against ITSELF.

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12
Q

Fatigue fracture:

A

Wires that break

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13
Q

Corrosion

A

While difficult to evaluate, is more serious cause of wear than abrasion, signifies a lack of lubrication.

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14
Q

Bird caging caused by:

A

Sudden stops, rope being pulled through tight sheaves or winding on too small a drum.

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15
Q

Kinks are caused by:

A

Faulty handling

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16
Q

Bulging is indicative of:

A

Core slippage or “turns”

17
Q

Heat Damage:

A

Metal discoloration

18
Q

Electrical arc:

A

Rope that has either been in contact with a live powerline or been used as ground in an electrical welding circuit