ISO 8686-4:2005
ISO 8686-4:2005

ISO 8686-4:2005

January 2005
International standard Current

Cranes - Design principles for loads and load combinations - Part 4 : jib cranes

ISO 8686-4:2005 applies the general design principles set forth in ISO 8686-1 to jib cranes, i.e. jib-type cranes other than those offshore, tower, mobile, railway, gantry and overhead cranes covered in other parts of ISO 8686-1, as defined in ISO 4306-1, and presents loads and load combinations appropriate for use in proof-of-competence calculations for the steel structures of jib cranes.

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Publication date

January 2005

Number of pages

9 p.

Reference

ISO 8686-4:2005

ICS Codes

53.020.20   Cranes

Print number

1 - janvier 2005
Sumary
Cranes - Design principles for loads and load combinations - Part 4 : jib cranes

ISO 8686-4:2005 applies the general design principles set forth in ISO 8686-1 to jib cranes, i.e. jib-type cranes other than those offshore, tower, mobile, railway, gantry and overhead cranes covered in other parts of ISO 8686-1, as defined in ISO 4306-1, and presents loads and load combinations appropriate for use in proof-of-competence calculations for the steel structures of jib cranes.

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