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Serious Can anyone here fetch me the calculations( i.e. thickness of rope, etc) or exact formulae for the long drop method ofc if the weight is 70-73 kgs?
the longer the better
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Safe Working Load Limits - What You Need To Know
SWL, NWL, MBS --- all of the acronyms can get very confusing. We're here to clear things up when it comes to safe working load limits and the terms.
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how to calculate the SWL of ropes and chains
Wire rope and chain are the important part of the hoist which are closely bound up with the safe work load, now let’s talk about the formula or rule of thumb to calculate the SWL of ropes and chains.
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Nylon Ropes - Strengths
Nylon 3-strand and 8-strand rope - minimum breaking strength and safe load.
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Long drop method is fast and painless method to rope, it's not there in none of my physics books or pdfs nor I can derive it, if anyone can get his hands on that chart or somethingSafe Working Load Limits - What You Need To Know
SWL, NWL, MBS --- all of the acronyms can get very confusing. We're here to clear things up when it comes to safe working load limits and the terms.how to calculate the SWL of ropes and chains
Wire rope and chain are the important part of the hoist which are closely bound up with the safe work load, now let’s talk about the formula or rule of thumb to calculate the SWL of ropes and chains.www.craneskit.comNylon Ropes - Strengths
Nylon 3-strand and 8-strand rope - minimum breaking strength and safe load.
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SWL has to do with the strength of the rope and the weight it can handle before it breaks.
The third link shows the maximum force (in Newtons) that various thickness ropes can handle before breaking
tbh you also had a thread about the tension of the rope so the fourth link has a formula to calculate tension.
Then I need a platform high enough that can make it instantaneously drop for about 4 feet
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When you search long drop hanging you find an Official Table of Drops with information on it.
Is it there? I couldn't find it.
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If you look it up online you can probably find it. But seriously do some research and see how much of a chance of failure roping has. If you fail you can be paralyzed for the rest of your life.
If you are talking about a weight from 70 to 73 kgs then a 4 feet drop won't be enough.
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Jump off a cliff or cut instead.
You wanna snap your neck as opposed to hanging so yes you'll need the right length set & height clearance but there are alternative methods that hurt less.
Another poor fuck , ready to die.
Always satisfying to know that you could leave at any given moment, but I hope good copes will find you.
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