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Question regarding ground bearing capacity

2011-06-21View Original

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The company plans to install a 10-ton overhead crane in its factory building, using the workshop floor as the support point for the load. Is it necessary to engage a design institute to carry out the design for this equipment and produce load calculation results to prove that it can be used with this equipment? Is there a legal requirement that a design institute issue a design certificate for this equipment? If possible, could you please tell me the name of the regulation and the relevant clauses? Thank you.
Reply #22011-06-22
A certificate of inspection for special equipment, as well as design work carried out by a design institute with a qualification level of Grade B or higher (in the field of civil engineering), is required! Provide relevant drawings
Reply #32011-06-30
The design institute should carry out the modification design, 1. If it is related to the original building, a reevaluation is required. 2. If it has nothing to do with the building and is supported separately, there will still be a vertical and horizontal force support system. It’s equivalent to an outdoor driving experience; do you think it should be designed?

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