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Calculating the maximum load a lorry can lift
When I looked at the calculation again after your input and substituted values I realized that the actual length of the lorry was 9.6m. The distance from the pivot to the ram was calculated as 9.6m -1.2m to get 8.4m. Thank you Delphi51 for your time, and patience. Much appreciated.- sharris
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Calculating the maximum load a lorry can lift
Thank you again Delphi51. So, if the ram limit is 45 tonnes, tipper length is 9.6m The value for F would be 45000kg x 10 = 450KN W is the load to be found a = distance from pivot to load = 4.8 +3.6m = 8.4m b = distance from pivot to centre of mass = 4.8m - 1.2m =3.6m Substituting...- sharris
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Calculating the maximum load a lorry can lift
Thank you for your response Delphi51. This is a real application that I have not perhaps explained fully. The ram lifting a tipper that is loaded fails causing the ram to fall back to the chassis, along with the tipper bed. The loaded tipper then bounces off the chassis onto the floor...- sharris
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Calculating the maximum load a lorry can lift
Please help with this query to find how much load a dumper truck can lift without it becoming unstable and toppling. Homework Statement A lorry has a volume of 42 cubic metres and can hold 78,000kg sand. The overall length of the vehicle is 9.5m with a pivot 1.2m from an end. The bed...- sharris
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