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Appendix A: Rope and Cable Safe Working Load Standards Daryl Swensen Oregon State University College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences

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1 Appendix A: Rope and Cable Safe Working Load Standards Daryl Swensen Oregon State University College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences dswensen@coas.oregonstate.edu

2 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) 46 CFR 189.35 To establish a unified safe and effective operating limit for vessels in the UNOLS fleet. Define the requirements for over-the-side deployments in order to maintain a safe working environment. Minimize damage to tension members, handling equipment and preventing the loss of scientific equipment, while still permitting the science objective go be met.

3 Definitions Rope, Cable, Elastic limit, Transient and Dynamic loads. Factor of Safety (FS), Safe Working Load (SWL) etc. Inspection and Testing Defines a criteria for tension member fairlead requirements. Routine static and break testing of the rope and cables. Monitoring and Logging Logbooks for usage and maintenance. Digital monitoring and data logging Training

4 What can we put on the end? Factor of Safety (FS) Safe Working Load (SWL)

5 No tension monitoring system. Calculation only. No routine break test required.

6 Tension monitoring system needed. Tension data saved at 3Hz. Break test required every two years. D/d ratio 40:1 or 400d1 Motion-compensation accepted.

7 Tension monitoring system needed. Tension data saved at 20 Hz. Trending graph for winch operator. D/d ratio 40:1 or 400d1 Break test required annually. Motion-compensation accepted.

8 Tension monitoring system needed. Tension data saved at 20 Hz. Trending graph for winch operator. Break test required annually. D/d ratio 40:1 or 400d1 Motion-compensation accepted. Wire Rope only. No conducting cable.

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11 Small Diameter Rollers

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13 UNOLS http://www.unols.org/index.html UNOLS Research Vessel Safety Standards http://www.unols.org/publications/manuals/saf_st and/contents.htm http://www.unols.org/publications/manuals/saf_st and/contents.htm APPENDIX A http://www.unols.org/publications/manuals/saf_st and/RVSS09-Ap-A.html http://www.unols.org/publications/manuals/saf_st and/RVSS09-Ap-A.html APPENDIX B http://www.unols.org/publications/manuals/saf_st and/RVSS09-Ap-B.html http://www.unols.org/publications/manuals/saf_st and/RVSS09-Ap-B.html


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