rigging test 2 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

three types of ropes in the industry

A

natural fiber rope, synthetic fiber rope, wire rope

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2
Q

OSHA requires natural fiber ropes be immediately removed from service if any of the following conditions occur

A

abnormal wear, powdered fiber between strands, broken or cut fibers, variation in the size or roundness of strands

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3
Q

manila rope has limitations because it is subject to what?

A

rot

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4
Q

synthetic or man-made, fiber ropes have what running their entire length?

A

individual fibers

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5
Q

how much stronger can a synthetic rope be to a natural fiber rope of the same diameter?

A

2.5 x stronger

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6
Q

what type of wire rope is considered to be the strongest?

A

improved plow steel wire

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7
Q

what are the 3 types of wire rope?

A

mild plow steel wire rope, plow steel wire rope, improved plow steel wire rope

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8
Q

why must steel rope be kept clean and out of the elements?

A

rust and erosion, can be kinked or bent

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9
Q

should a rope be kept as clean as possible?

A

yes

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10
Q

should you lubricate your rope with oil?

A

no

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11
Q

CBS stands for

A

catalog breaking strength

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12
Q

the average force in pounds needed to break a rope

A

CBS

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13
Q

WLL stands for

A

working load limit

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14
Q

the maximum load that should ever be applied to a rope

A

WLL

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15
Q

what is the design factor for ropes?

A

5

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16
Q

how to calculate the WLL

A

CBS / DS = WLL

17
Q

shock loading, excessive use, exposure to high temperatures, extended periods under load are examples of what?

A

dynamic loading

18
Q

arbitrary number used for calculating WLL

A

design factor

19
Q

the longest part of the rope is called the

A

standing part

20
Q

the free end of a rope used to form the knot

A

the running end

21
Q

loop formed at between the standing part and the running end

22
Q

the weakest part of a rope is at

A

the knot or splice

23
Q

eye splice efficiency rating

24
Q

short splice efficiency rating

25
bowline efficiency rating
65%
26
clove hitch efficiency rating
60%
27
square knot efficiency rating
60%
28
knots that choke efficiency rating
50%
29
the king of knots
the bowline
30
easily untied after supporting heavy strain
the bowline
31
when installed correctly are slices almost as strong as the rope itself?
yes
32
tucking the strands are sometimes refered as?
over unders
33
there must be at least how many tucks
4 tucks