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    Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations: Breaking Load (Breaking Force)

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    This document defines key terms related to lifting equipment and operations. It defines breaking load, crane, lay down area, lifting accessories, lifting appliance, lifting components, lifting equipment, lifting operation, lifting point load, and lifting zone. Breaking load refers to the maximum load a lifting component can withstand before failure. A crane can move loads horizontally and vertically. A lay down area is a temporary storage deck. Lifting accessories are used to grip loads but are not integrated parts of lifting appliances.

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    This document defines key terms related to lifting equipment and operations. It defines breaking load, crane, lay down area, lifting accessories, lifting appliance, lifting components, lifting equipment, lifting operation, lifting point load, and lifting zone. Breaking load refers to the maximum load a lifting component can withstand before failure. A crane can move loads horizontally and vertically. A lay down area is a temporary storage deck. Lifting accessories are used to grip loads but are not integrated parts of lifting appliances.

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    This document defines key terms related to lifting equipment and operations. It defines breaking load, crane, lay down area, lifting accessories, lifting appliance, lifting components, lifting equipment, lifting operation, lifting point load, and lifting zone. Breaking load refers to the maximum load a lifting component can withstand before failure. A crane can move loads horizontally and vertically. A lay down area is a temporary storage deck. Lifting accessories are used to grip loads but are not integrated parts of lifting appliances.

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    Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations: Breaking Load (Breaking Force)

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    This document defines key terms related to lifting equipment and operations. It defines breaking load, crane, lay down area, lifting accessories, lifting appliance, lifting components, lifting equipment, lifting operation, lifting point load, and lifting zone. Breaking load refers to the maximum load a lifting component can withstand before failure. A crane can move loads horizontally and vertically. A lay down area is a temporary storage deck. Lifting accessories are used to grip loads but are not integrated parts of lifting appliances.

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    Terms, definitions and abbreviations

    Breaking load (breaking force)


    The maximum load reached during a static tensile test to destruction of a lifting component or
    lifting accessories. Destruction is understood as actual breakage or failure to sustain a load due to
    parts disconnecting as result of deformation.

    Crane
    Lifting appliance whereby the load can be moved horizontally in one or more directions, in addition
    to vertical movement.

    Lay down area


    Deck area for temporary storage of loads and equipment.

    Lifting accessories
    Components or equipment used between the lifting appliance and the load or on the load to grip it
    which is not an integrated part of the lifting appliance.

    Lifting appliance
    Machine or device used for vertical movement of a load, with or without horizontal movement.

    Lifting components
    Components used as integral parts of lifting appliances and/or as part of lifting accessories.

    Lifting equipment
    Common term for all equipment covered by the scope of NORSOK R-002.

    Lifting operation
    All administrative and operational activities before, during and after a load is moved and until the
    lifting equipment is ready for a new load.

    Lifting point load


    (PLP)
    Heaviest loaded lifting point which is normally the point closest to center of gravity (CoG). This
    point has a maximum vertical reaction for design.

    Lifting zone
    Space between the working area and the maximum lifting height.

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