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Issues with the use of bridge cranes in explosion-proof factories

2015-12-08View Original

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Gentle experts, I would like to ask some questions regarding the operation of bridge cranes in explosion-proof factories. Can the hook on the bridge crane trolley be used together with the steel wire rope? Is there a risk of sparks being generated? Are there any specific labeling requirements? Waiting online. . . .
Reply #22015-12-09
Maybe my wording is incorrect; the vehicle isn’t that important – what’s crucial is the issue of contact between the hook used to lift objects and the steel cable. Does this relate to explosion prevention?
Reply #32015-12-09
Maybe my wording is incorrect; the vehicle isn’t that important – what’s crucial is the issue of contact between the hook used to lift objects and the steel cable. Does this relate to explosion prevention?
Reply #42015-12-09
As long as one is in an explosion-proof area, it is necessary to consider explosion-proof measures for the tools and equipment to be used; wire ropes need not be used, and slings can be employed since they do not generate sparks
Reply #52015-12-09
It would be best if the original poster took a photo and uploaded it, so everyone can help analyze it.

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