ASME B30.17 2020

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ASME B30.17-2020 Cranes and Monorails (With Underhung Trolley or Bridge)

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Volume B30.17 includes provisions that apply to the construction, installation, operation, inspection, testing and maintenance of hand-operated and power-operated overhead cranes and monorail systems with either an underhung trolley or bridge, or both. These cranes and monorail systems shall support one or more hoists used for vertical lifting and lowering of freely suspended, unguided loads, and include top running and underhung bridge cranes, gantry cranes, traveling wall cranes, jib cranes, polar gantry cranes, portable gantries, other cranes having the same fundamental characteristics, and monorail systems including trolleys (carriers) and end trucks. Track sections and their support systems for monorail systems, runways and their support systems for underhung cranes, and runway rails for top-running cranes, are also within the scope of this Volume.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
4	CONTENTS
6	FOREWORD
7	ASME B30 COMMITTEE ROSTER
9	B30 STANDARD INTRODUCTION
12	ASME B30.17-2020 SUMMARY OF CHANGES
14	Chapter 17-0 Scope, Definitions, References, and Personnel Competence SECTION 17-0.1: SCOPE OF B30.17 SECTION 17-0.2: DEFINITIONS
17	SECTION 17-0.3: REFERENCES
18	SECTION 17-0.4: PERSONNEL COMPETENCE
19	Figures Figure 17-0.2-1 Examples of Styles of Electrification
20	Figure 17-0.2-2 Cab-Operated Crane
21	Figure 17-0.2-3 Cantilever Gantry Crane
22	Figure 17-0.2-4 Floor-Operated Cranes
23	Figure 17-0.2-5 Gantry Crane Figure 17-0.2-6 Wall-Supported Jib Crane
24	Figure 17-0.2-7 Portable Gantry Crane (A-Frame) Figure 17-0.2-8 Semigantry Crane
25	Figure 17-0.2-9 Underhung Bridge Crane With Top Running Trolley Figure 17-0.2-10 Drop Section (Lift Section)
26	Figure 17-0.2-11 Interlocking System for Underhung Crane Figure 17-0.2-12 Example of One Type of Enclosed Track and Support Bracket
27	Figure 17-0.2-13 Cab-Operated Trolley
28	Chapter 17-1 General Construction and Installation SECTION 17-1.1: MARKINGS 17-1.1.1 Cranes 17-1.1.2 Monorails 17-1.1.3 Hoists 17-1.1.4 General Markings 17-1.1.5 Trolleys 17-1.1.6 Warnings 17-1.1.7 Controls SECTION 17-1.2: CLEARANCES 17-1.2.1 Clearance From Obstruction
29	17-1.2.2 Clearance Between Parallel Cranes 17-1.2.3 Clearance at Curves SECTION 17-1.3: GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 17-1.3.1 Crane Runways and Monorail Tracks 17-1.3.2 Track Supports 17-1.3.3 Foundations and Anchorage 17-1.3.4 Cranes and Monorail Systems 17-1.3.5 Welded Construction 17-1.3.6 Modifications
30	SECTION 17-1.4: TRACK SWITCHES, TRACK OPENERS, AND INTERLOCKS 17-1.4.1 Track Switches 17-1.4.2 Stops at Track Openers 17-1.4.3 Interlocks SECTION 17-1.5: VERTICAL DROP OR LIFT SECTIONS 17-1.5.1 Trolley Passage 17-1.5.2 Trolley Run-Off Protection 17-1.5.3 Stops 17-1.5.4 Electric Baffles SECTION 17-1.6: CABS — NORMAL OR SKELETON (IF PROVIDED) 17-1.6.1 Cab Location and Internal Arrangement
31	17-1.6.2 Cab Construction 17-1.6.3 Access to Cab 17-1.6.4 Toolbox 17-1.6.5 Fire Extinguisher 17-1.6.6 Lighting 17-1.6.7 Egress SECTION 17-1.7: LUBRICATION SECTION 17-1.8: SERVICE PLATFORMS (FOOTWALKS) 17-1.8.1 Construction of Service Platforms
32	SECTION 17-1.9: STOPS AND BUMPERS 17-1.9.1 Runway Stops 17-1.9.2 Trolley Stops 17-1.9.3 Bridge Bumpers 17-1.9.4 Trolley Bumpers SECTION 17-1.10: RAIL SWEEPS
33	SECTION 17-1.11: GUARDS 17-1.11.1 Guards for Moving Parts 17-1.11.2 Guards for Hoisting Ropes SECTION 17-1.12: DROP PROTECTION SECTION 17-1.13: BRAKES 17-1.13.1 Hoist Brakes 17-1.13.2 Trolley Brakes and Braking Means 17-1.13.3 Bridge Brakes and Braking Means
34	17-1.13.4 Trolley and Bridge Brake Provisions SECTION 17-1.14: ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 17-1.14.1 General 17-1.14.2 Equipment 17-1.14.3 Controllers
35	17-1.14.4 Resistors (When Provided) 17-1.14.5 Switches 17-1.14.6 Conductors 17-1.14.7 Permanently Mounted Magnets
36	17-1.14.8 Service Receptacle SECTION 17-1.15: HOISTING EQUIPMENT SECTION 17-1.16: WARNING DEVICES 17-1.16.1 Cab- and Remote-Operated Equipment 17-1.16.2 Floor-Operated Equipment 17-1.16.3 Types of Warning Devices SECTION 17-1.17: INSTALLATION SECTION 17-1.18: TROLLEYS (CARRIERS) SECTION 17-1.19: TECHNICAL AND SAFETY-RELATED INSTRUCTIONS AND MANUALS 17-1.19.1 General Information 17-1.19.2 Translation of Technical and Safety-Related Instructions and Manuals
38	Figure 17-1.14.3-1 Recommended Arrangement of Controllers or Master Switches (Three-Motion Crane)
39	Figure 17-1.14.3-2 Recommended Arrangement of Controllers or Master Switches (Four-Motion Crane)
40	Figure 17-1.14.3-3 Recommended Arrangement of Controllers (Pendant Push-Button Station Arrangements) Figure 17-1.14.3-4 Recommended Arrangement of Controllers (Radio Crane Control Transmitter Lever Arrangements)
41	Figure 17-1.18-1 Trolley Wheel Configurations
44	Figure 17-1.18-2 Recommended Trolley Fit
45	Chapter 17-2 Inspection and Testing SECTION 17-2.1: INSPECTION 17-2.1.1 General 17-2.1.2 Initial Inspection 17-2.1.3 Functional Test Inspection 17-2.1.4 Frequent Inspection
46	17-2.1.5 Periodic Inspection — Crane or Monorail System 17-2.1.6 Inspection of Cranes and Monorails Not in Regular Use SECTION 17-2.2: TESTING 17-2.2.1 Operational Tests
47	17-2.2.2 Load Test
48	Chapter 17-3 Operator Training and Operation SECTION 17-3.1: OPERATOR TRAINING 17-3.1.1 Purpose of Operator Training 17-3.1.2 Operator Training — General 17-3.1.3 Sources of Training Material SECTION 17-3.2: TRAINING FOR PERSONS OTHER THAN CRANE AND MONORAIL SYSTEM OPERATORS SECTION 17-3.3: OPERATION 17-3.3.1 Scope of Crane and Monorail Systems Operations 17-3.3.2 General Requirements to Be Followed During Equipment Operation
49	17-3.3.3 Responsibilities of Management (Owners/Users) 17-3.3.4 Responsibilities of Operators
51	SECTION 17-3.4: PLANNED ENGINEERED LIFTS SECTION 17-3.5: SIGNALS 17-3.5.1 Signalperson Qualifications 17-3.5.2 General Instructions 17-3.5.3 Hand Signals 17-3.5.4 Standard Voice Signals
52	17-3.5.5 Special Signals SECTION 17-3.6: MISCELLANEOUS 17-3.6.1 Cabs 17-3.6.2 Fire Extinguishers 17-3.6.3 Ladders SECTION 17-3.7: EQUIPMENT LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
53	Figure 17-3.5.3-1 Standard Hand Signals for Cranes and Monorails
54	Chapter 17-4 Maintenance Training and Maintenance SECTION 17-4.1: MAINTENANCE TRAINING 17-4.1.1 Purpose of Maintenance Training 17-4.1.2 Crane and Monorail Systems Maintenance Training — General 17-4.1.3 Sources of Training 17-4.1.4 Responsibilities of Maintenance Persons SECTION 17-4.2: EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 17-4.2.1 General Maintenance
55	17-4.2.2 Preventive Maintenance 17-4.2.3 Maintenance Procedure 17-4.2.4 Adjustments, Repairs, and Replacements
56	17-4.2.5 Lubrication 17-4.2.6 Chain and Wire Rope Inspection, Replacement, and Maintenance