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THE CRANE RAIL BOOK. Atlantic Track has been in the Rail business for over seventy years. Our Company specializes in supplying materials for use with overhead cranes, gantry cranes, dock cranes and automatic retrieval systems.
The sigdcance of THE CRANE RAIL BOOK is that it provides a comprehensive resource equal in quality to the in-depth service that has consistently been offered by Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. Please contact any of our sales offices for additional information, product clarification and expert advice. The first section of THE CRANE RAIL BOOK is a fast, reliable index to the contents of our catalog. It accurately lists all Rail Sections,Joint Bars, Bolts and Nuts, Hold-Down Devices, Rubber Nose Clips, End Stops and Special Services. The innovative Rail portion of this catalog devotes a separate page to illustrate each rail section with a table on specifications and a list of all available hold-down devices. At last there is no need to search for the proper clip, clamp or hook bolt. It's all in the book.
THE CRANE RAIL BOOK is arranged as follows: (A) Quick Reference Guide ( B ) RaiVSpecifcations/Hold-DownDevices (C) Joint Bars/Bolts & Nuts (D) Details on Hold-Down Devices ( E ) Rubber Nose Clips
0 End Stops
(G) Specifications THE CRANE R A I L BOOK illustrates every component necessary for a complete runway system. Now there is not only a single source for materials but also a single source for information.
Quick Reference Guide. This part of THE CRANE RAIL BOOK can be used to obtain fast, generalized and yet accurate information for proposed or existing runway systems. Rails can be selected according to weight or exact dimensions. Hold-down devices for each rail section are also listed. Accessories, fabrication and special services complete the Quick Reference Guide.
175-lb to 12-lb
Rail Sections
Rail Sections
Rail Weight and Section
175-CRANE 171 -CRANE 140-AREA 136-AREA H 6 6 7%
7% 6
B 6 6 6 6
HD
4% 4.3 3 Z1%6
W
1% 1'A
3 / 4
F 37/e4
P / 4
4%6 43/16
"A6
60 - ASCE
4%
4%
z3/~
3'/M
17/32
217/64
49/64
1"%28
27
23/4
Z3/a
2%
z3/8
1% 11%2
1"/M
'%4 '/4
% ' 2
" / 3 2
131/64 1'%2
123/e4
?'/64
30
z5/~ z3/~
2
%5
? / a
31
32
x2
3/16
%a
/ '1 6
13/3z
' %z
33 34
VARIOUS SECTIONS
175-lb to 12-lb
Hold-Down Devices
Hold-Down Devices
Rail Weight and Section Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp and Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar
175-lb to 12-lb
Index of Page Numbers
Rails and Bars
Rail Weight and Section 175-CRANE Joint Bar 36.37 Joint Bolt 38 Hook Bolt 42.43
Accessories
Hold-Down Devices
Rail Clip 45 Rail Clamp 52.53 Welded Holder 56.57 Welded U-Bar 58
90 -ARA-A
36 37
39
42.43
47.49-
54 55
58
39 39 39
42.43 42 43 42.43
51
51
Accessories
Index of Paae Numbers
Rails and End Stopstt
Rail Weight and Section 175-CRANE 171 -CRANE Crane Stop 82 82 Bumper Stop 87 87 Wheel Stop 93 93
I
Welded Double 62.64 62.64
90 - ARA-A 85-ASCE
85
~ 5
90 90
96
96
7 1
7 5 . 7 7
6 3 . 6 5
86 86
91-92 91-92
97 97
7377
Special Services
Fast Delively via AlT Trucks In-House Fabrication Match Marked Shipments Mitre Cuts Rail Ends Prepared for Welding Tight Fit Joints End Hardening
Standard Fabrication
Bending Cutting Drilling Grinding Punching Welding Planing
Phone Numbers
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Fax Numbers
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Guarantee
We guarantee that all material will be carefully inspected before shipment. Any material which is not as represented can be returned with no cost to you. ATLANTIC TRACK & TURNOUT CO. will pay the freight both ways.
41Rail. Tee rail was first manufactured in the United States in 1845. Crane rail did not become available until the turn of the century. Either of these sections can be used in a crane runway system. Crane rail was specifically designed to carry very heavy loads at relatively slow speeds. Tee rail sections are used in top running crane applications and automatic retrieval systems. mE CRANE RAIL BOOK illustrates every crane and tee rail section presently manufactured and inventoried by Atlantic Track. Our rails are presented in descending order by weight starting with 175-lb crane rail and ending with 12-lb ASCE tee rail. Each page contains all the basic information needed to order the proper accessories for each rail section. Type and weight of rail is usually specified by the crane manufacturer or the design engineer. Our suggested weights of rail for estimating can be found in the Specifications section of this catalog. High quality light rail is required for both the proper construction of crane runway systems and the high-speed service demands of modern automatic retrieval systems. Crane rail can be supplied control cooled, end hardened or heat treated. Each piece of new rail in our inventory is documented by a mill certificate or a test report. Chemical and physical properties of all of our rails can be found in the Specifications section of mE CRANE RAIL BOOK. Our comprehensive inventory of all sections in standard or special lengths, drilled and undrilled, affords the customer ultimate flexibility in runway design. A chart showing foreign DIN profile rail is included at the end of this chapter. Note: Brand-to-brand installation is highly recommended on all new rail construction. The raised brand rail web identification should be on the same side for all connected rails.
175-lb
41-
CRANE
6"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down
Devices
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar Welded Clip Bolted Clip
F2 S2 H2 U2 92 32
10
171-lb
41-
CRANE
6"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down
Devices
171Ibs/yd 60'0". 39'0" 4"x5"x6" 34" 72.1 Ibs/pr 89.3 Ibs/pr 1%"
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded Welded Clip Bolted Clip
F2 S2 H2 U2 92 32
11
140-lb
41-
A.R.E.A.
75/16"
Specifications Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices 140lbs/yd 39'0" 3Y2" x 6" x 6" 36" 120Ibs/pr 132Ibs/pr
11/8"
HookBolt
Clip Number
Clamp & Filler
1" 62 F1 S1 H1
F2 S2 H2
12
136-lb
A.R.E.A.
Head
75/16"
Base 6"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices
136lbs/yd 39/0" 3Y2"X6" x 6" 36"
116.71bs/pr 128.7Ibs/pr 1%"
Double
Welded Stud
Heavy Duty Welded Holder Welded U-Bar
F2 S2 Double -~~ H2 13
135-lb
41t
CRANE
53/4"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down
Devices
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar Welded Clip Bolted Clip
4"x5"x6" 34"
57.8 Ibs/pr 74.2lbs/pr 1%"
1" 62 F1 S1 H1 U1 91 31.71
F2 S2 H2 U2 92 32
14
133-lb
41-
A.R.E.A.
71/16"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight
HookBolt
Clip Number
Clamp & Filler
1" 62 F1 S1 H1
F2 S2 H2
WithHardware
Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
128.7Ibs/pr
1'/s"or 1"
15
132-1b
41-
A.R.E.A.
7118"
Specifications Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section
for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices 132lbs/yd 39'0" 3%" x 6" x 6" 36" 113.1Ibs/pr 125.7Ibs/pr 11/8"or1"
Double
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp &Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder
Welded U-Bar
1" 62 F1 S1 H1
Double H2
F2 S2 -
16
119-lb
41t
A.R.E.A.
613/16"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Double
HookBolt
Clip Number Clamp & Filler WeldedStud
1" 62 F1 S1 H1
F2 S2 HZ
Welded Holder
Welded U-Bar
17
115-1b
41-
A.R.E.A.
65/8"
Hold-Down Devices
Hook Bolt Clip Numbers Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar 1" 62 F1 S1 H1
F2 S2 H2
18
105-lb
41-
CRANE
53116"
Specifications
Hold-Down Devices 105 Ibs/yd 39'0" 4" x 5" x 6" 34" 51.6lbs/pr 61.0 Ibs/pr 7/8" Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler WeldedStud Holder Welded U-Bar 91 31.71 1" F2 S2 H2
NominalWeight
Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Bolted Clip
32
19
104-1b
41t
CRANE
5"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
39'0"
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar Welded Clip Bolted Clip
1" 62 F1 S1 H1 U1 91 31.71
F2 S2 H2 U2 92 32
1"
20
100-lbt
41-
A.R.A.-A
6"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices
100Ibs/yd 39'0"
211,1,6" x 5112"
HookBolt
Clip Numbers Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar
24"
1" 103-62 F1 S1 H1 U1
21
100-1b
~I-
A.R.A.-B
541j64"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Lengths Joint Bar Weights With Hardware Bolt Diameter
Hold-Down
Devices
100 Ibs/yd 39'0" (Stocked Blank) 58.5 Ibs 81.0 Ibs/pr 66.5 Ibs . 93.0 Ibs/pr 1"
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar
1" (VerifyUse) F1 S1 H1 U1 F2 S2 H2 U2
26". 36"
22
100-lb
41-
A.R.E.A.
6"
Hold-Down Devices
100 Ibs/yd 39'0" 2"116"x 5V2" 24" 62.7Ibs/pr 70.7Ibs/pr 1" Hook Bolt Clip Numbers Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar H1 U1 H2 U2 1"
23
90-lb
41-
A.R.A.-A
55/8"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions. 90 Ibs/yd 39'0" (Stocked Blank)
Hold-Down Devices
Hook Bolt
Clip Numbers Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar
7/8"
106.62 F1 S1
F2 S2
U1
U2
24
85-lb
A.S.C.E.
Head 29/16"
53/16"
Base
53/16"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices 85lbs/yd 40'0" 21/2"x 5" 24" 49.6 Ibs/pr 55.0 Ibs/pr
7/8"
Double
F2 S2 Double U2 Double 92 32
25
80-lb
41-
A.S.C.E.
5"
Specifications
Hold-Down Devices 80 Ibs/yd 40'0" 21/2"x 5" 24" 46.0 Ibs/pr 51.4lbs/pr 7/8" Hook Bolt
Clip Numbers Clamp & Filler
NominalWeight
Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
103.106 F1 S1
F2 S2
U1 91 31.71
U2 92 32
26
60-lb
41-
A.S.C.E.
4114"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Lengths Joint Bar Weights With Hardware Bo.!t Diameter
20". 24"
27.2 Ibs.32.5 Ibs/pr 30.1 Ibs. 35.4 Ibs/pr 3/4"
103.106 F1 S1
F2 S2
U1
91 Bolted Clip 31.71
U2
27
40-lb
_It
A.S.C.E.
3%"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices
40 Ibs/yd 40'0" . 30'0"
2112"x 5"
Hook Bolt
Clip Numbers Clamp & Filler Welded Stud
103.114.120 F1 S1
91 31-71
28
30-lb
41-
A.S.C.E.
3%"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices
114 F1 S1
F2
31.71
29
25-lb
~It
A.S.C.E.
23/4"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Lengths Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down
Devices '12"
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar Welded Clip Bolted Clip
114 F1 S1
F2
31-71
30
20-lb
41-
A.S.C.E.
25/8"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard length Standard Drilling Joint Bar length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down
Devices
'/2"
Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar Welded Clip Bolted Clip
114 F1 S1
F2
31-71
31
16-lb*
41t
A.S.C.E.
23/8"
Specifications
Nominal Weight Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
161bs/yd 30'0"
2"x4" 16%" 3.6lbs/pr 4.4 Ibs/pr 1/2"
F1 S1
Welded U-Bar
32
12-lb*
41-
A.S.C.E.
2"
1
Specifications Nominal Weight
Standard Length Standard Drilling Joint Bar Length Joint Bar Weight With Hardware Bolt Diameter See quick reference section for all other dimensions.
Hold-Down Devices
12 Ibs/yd 30'0" 2"x4" 16'/8" 2.9 Ibs/pr 3.7 Ibs/pr 112" Hook Bolt Clip Number Clamp & Filler Welded Stud Welded Holder Welded U-Bar *Subject to Mill Accumulation F1 S1 1/2"
33
A150 to A45
41-
DIN
Height
34
41Joint Bars and Bolts. This section of THE CRANE RAIL BOOK illustrates the three types of bolted joint bars which are currently in service. Our charts show the type of bar which is supplied for each rail section. An additional chart shows standard rail drilling and bar punching. The illustrations are intended to show typical shapes exclusive of size. The weight per pair and length of each type is listed under the matching rail profile in the preceding section of this catalog. Six-hole joint bars are provided for all crane rail sections. Tee rail sections over 100-lb per yard also require six-hole joint bars. Rails 100-lb per yard and less are furnished with four-hole joint bars. Tee rail joint bars are punched to leave a 1/8" clearance between rail ends. Crane rail joint bars are punched to provide a tight fit between rail ends. Tight fit joints for 6o-lb ASCE, 40-lb ASCE, and 30-lb ASCE can also be shipped promptly from stock. Other tight fit joint bars, non-standard joint bars, compromise joint bars and insulated joint bars can be fabricated on special order. Crane rail bolts are medium carbon, heat treated per ASTM specification A-325 and are furnished complete with heavy hex nuts and lockwashers. Tee rail bolts are standard button-head oval-neck track bolts complete with heavy square nuts. Lockwashers are furnished on request. Joint bars with bolts and nuts are another component of the crane runway system that Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. can "Package-Ship" promptly from stock.
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175-lb to 12-lb
41t
Joint Bars
Splice
FullToe
Short Toe
Joint Bars
Rail Type Crane Rail Splice 175-lb Crane to 104-lbCrane 85-lb ASCE to 12-lb ASCE Full Toe Short Toe 140-lb AREA to 1OO-IbAREA 1OO-IbARA-B 1OO-IbARA-A 90-lb ARA-A
Tee Rail
1OO-IbARA-B
36
175-lb to 12-lb
41-
Joint Bars
-" c
B D
-Jlt.A
0
Rail Drilling
6
Bar Punching
Joint Bars
Standard Rail Drillings A B C* Crane Rail 4" 5" 6"
140 AREA to
100ARA-B
90 ARA-A
Bar Punchings 0 E
715/16" 5"
7118" 6"
5112"
5112"
F*
6"
6"
5%"
5%"
4%"
5" -
4" -
37
Crane Rail
418
Bolts
~
Diameter
Thread
Length
Diameter
1%" 1%" 11/8" 7/8" 1"
Length
6114" 61/4" 5%" 5" 5%"
Thread
2" 2" 2" 13/4" 13/4"
Manufactured per ASTM A325 complete with heavy hex nuts and %" lockwashers.
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Tee Rail
41-
Bolts
Diameter
Thread
Length
Diameter
11/8" 1% or 1" 1" 1" 1" 7/8" 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" 5/8" 1/2" 1/2"
Length
6" 6" 5%" 5%" 5" 4%" 4" 3%" 3" 2%" 2%" 2"
Thread
2%" 2% or 2%" 2%" 2%" 2114" 2" 13/4" 13/i' 13/i' 1%" 1%" 11/8"
Pieces.
75 750r105 111 111 118 163 254 272 293 520 858 990
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Phone Numbers
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Fax Numbers
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We guarantee that all material will be carefully inspected before shipment. Any material which is not as represented can be returned with no cost to you. ATLANTIC TRACK & TURNOUT CO. will pay the freight both ways.
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Hold-Down Devices. There are many ways to anchor rail to the crane runway structure. Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. can supply any hold-down device specified by the crane manufacturer or the design engineer. Hook Bolts. Atlantic Track can fabricate hook bolts for use with every rail section. Hook bolts are the most frequently specified hold-down devices for rails less than 80-lb per yard. Our hook bolts are furnished complete with hex nuts and lockwashers. Since each order is custom made in our own warehouse, we can "Package Ship" the entire runway promptly from stock. Illustrations are half size.
Standard Rail Clips. Large inventories of rail clips are available for most rail sections. Tolerances are :tl/32"; however, please check current dimensions before prefabrication of runway beams or channels. Illustrations are actual size.
Standard Rail Clamps. Our single, double, tight or loose fit, clamp and reversible filler sets are available for all rail sections. Clamps allow for easy adjustment in alignment during installation. In addition, studs can be welded to either the girder or to the filler plate where thru-structure fastening is impossible. Illustrations are actual size. Heavy Duty Clamps. We can supply either clip and holder or clip and V-bar sets which are welded to the runway structure for severe service applications. Both can be furnished as single or double hole and are adjustable for tight or loose fit. Illustrations are actual size. Soft Mounted Systems. In general, we recommend that rubber nose clips and resilient pads be considered when the rail weight is 80-lb per yard or heavier, or the runway is over 500 feet in length. Section (E) of THE CRANE RAIL BOOK is devoted entirely to this type of construction. In-house fabrication and large inventories assure faster shipment of the complete runway system.
41
175-lb to 12-lb
418
Hook Bolts
Diameter
1" 7/a" 7/a" 3/4" 5/8" V2"
Normal Spacing Pairs 5112" apart every 2 feet Pairs 5112" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet
42
175-lb to 12-lb
41t
;':. := Sc~le
Hook Bolts
Bolt Diameter
1" 1" 7/8" 7/8" 7/8" 7/8" 3/4" 5/8" '12" V2"
Typical
Channel Size 15" 12" 15" 12" 15" 12" 12" 12" 12" 10"
Normal Spacing Pairs 5%" apart every 2 feet Pairs 5%" apart every 2 feet Pairs 5%" apart every 2 feet Pairs 5%" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet Pairs 4" apart every 2 feet
;J \Jl'oer:
Spec if:.
175-lb to 12-lb
41t
44
175-lb Crane
Shown
.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
41Actual Size
I I I I I I I I I I I I I
13/8"
23/4"
13/8"
3%"
I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I
I
1"
7/8"
1118" ----.
1118"
3/8"
175-lbCrane
171-lb Crane
41-
1%"
2112"
1114"
41/2"
11/2"
11/2"
1"
11/4"
3/4"
UseWith 171-lbCrane
3.31bs
1"
46
140-lb to 90-lb
41MU
No. 62 Clip
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
1%"
2%"
1%"
23/4"
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
15A6"
3.4"
3/4"
~a"
3/a"
No. 62 Clip
Clip Weight Bolt Diameter
UseWith
140-lb AREA to 100-lb AREA 135-lb Crane to 104-lb Crane 100-lb ARA-A' 90-lb ARA-A
Normal Spacing
1.21bs
1"
Pairs
every
2 feet
100-lb to 40-lb
~18
2"
1"
~
3/4"
.581bs
48
90-lb to 60-lb
41t
;::..r.\J,In I"II I;:::u
t
1" 2" 1"
3114"
I I I I I I I I I I I I
t
3f4"
3/4"
1"
..
11/2"
Use With 90-lb ARA-A 85-lb ASCE to 60-lb* ASCE *No. 106W Fits 60-lb ASCE
1.051bs
.:a" ,l'
5 49
40-lb
2"
3/4"
11f4"
UseWith 4O-lbASCE
.811bs
%"
50
40-lb to 20-lb
418
Shown Actual Size
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
1%
3/4"
I
111j16"
1/2"
7/16~J1/4"
.241bs
%"
175-lb to 104-lb
41-
11/2"
~()
-----------Single clips and fillers are half len gth
3" 6"
~)
Reversible Filler ~ 2112"---.
Double Clamp 33/4" ..
11/2"
Holes
Single Double Single Double
Bolt Dia.
1" 1" -
Stud Dia.*
1" 1"
Normal Spacing Pairs every 2 feet Pairs every3 feet Pairs every2 feet Pairs every3 feet
is impossible.
175-lb to 104-lb
4s' '"
t
1112"
1+()
-----------clips and fillers are half length
3{)
Single
-------------------
3"
6"
3~{)
Reversible Filler
2112"
1112"
Holes
Single
Double Single Double
BoltDia.
1"
1" -
Stud Dia.*
1" 1"
Avg. Weight
Normal Spacing
Pairs every2 feet Pairs every3 feet Pairsevery 2 feet Pairs every3 feet
2.691bs
5.381bs 3.171bs 6.341bs
*Studs can be welded to girder or filler plate where thru-structure fastening is impossible.
100-lb to 12-lb
tit
3"
6"
1112"
Double Clamp
2112"
33/4"
..
Normal Spacing Pairs every2 feet Pairs every3 feet Pairsevery 2 feet Pairs every3 feet
3/4" -
*Studs can be welded to girder or filler plate where thru-structure fastening is impossible.
54
100-lb to 12-lb
~It
Not to Scale
t
1112"
'~{)
~-----------Single. clips and fil lers are half length
:c )
-----..-------------.
3" 6"
~,C)
Reversible Filler
~ 2112" ~
,C)
Double Clamp 33/4"
11/2"
Holes
Single Double Single Double
BoltDia.
3/4"
3/4"
Stud Dia.*
3/4"
3/4"
Normal Spacing
Pairs every2 feet Pairsevery 3 feet Pairsevery 2 feet
Pairs every 3 feet
*Studs can be welded to girder or filler plate where thru-structure fastening is impossible.
To order: Specify rail weight and section. All clamps supplied without bolts. 55
175-lb to 100-lb
418
15116"
I I I I I I
29/16"
3112"
Holes
Bolt Size.
Construction
Weight
Normal Spacing
lOne I %" x 2%" *High strength bolt with nut and lockwasher.
5.20 Ibs
175-lb to 100-lb
41t
Shown Actual Size
15116"
I I I I I
I I I I I
3%
Holes
Two
I
BoltSize.
W' X 2%"
I
Construction
Forged A36 Steel
I
Weight
9.101bs
I
Normal Spacing
Pairs every 3 feet
57
175-lb to 60-lb
41t
2114"
23/0"
3%"
Holes
Single Double
Bolt Size
Weight
4.451bs 8.901bs
*Not available for 140-lb AREA to 115-lb AREA. tHigh strength bolt with nut and lockwasher.
58
41t
Rubber Nose Clips. Since the early 1970's, a two-piece, adjustable, self-locking, rubber nose clip with a steel-reinforced rubber pad has been used to soft-mount crane rail to the runway beam. Soft mounted systems should be considered when the runway is over 500 feet in length, the cranes are in D, E, or F service*, or the rail weight is 80-lb per yard or heavier. Exclusively offered to the U.S. market by Atlantic Track & Turnout Co., the CRANRAILsystem incorporates many important improvements to the original system design. Soft Mounted Systems. Increase the life of the rail, the crane and the runway girders. Continually supported crane rail installations should include the Mark VII rubber pad. Welded rail joints are recommended for heavy duty service. Reduce maintenance costs. Initial cost is quickly recovered by reduction or elimination of crane downtime
Rubber Pads. Continuous steel reinforced rubber pad. Provide flexible bearing between the rail and the beam. Eliminate metal to metal contact. Uncoated steel reinforcing for a more efficient elastomeric bond. Reduce noise and vibration. Unaffected by dirt, oil or grease. Also available as a non-reinforced individual resilient pad for discontinuous support installations
CRANRAIL Clips. Welded single or double-bolt design. Bolted one or two-hole design. Horizontal rail adjustment up to 3/4" on standard clip and 5/16" on special clip for narrow beam runways. Rubber nose is bonded into recessed cavity
Additional Information. Engineering and Technical Manual. Power Point product presentation. Guidance notes on crane runways (i.e., welding, temperature, concrete, ete.) . Complete bid submittal packages
THE CRANE RAIL BOOK illustrates every crane rail and tee rail section presently manufactured and inventoried by Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. In addition, a chart is included showing dimensions in both inches and millimeters for the most popular DIN profile crane rails. All of the rubber nose clips and resilient pads that are described in the following pages are inventoried at one of our warehouse locations. Complete soft mounted systems can be shipped promptly from stock.
*Seepages (103 & 104)
59
175-lb to 20-lb
41t
Minimum
Support Width
Clip
ASCE Rail
171 12%
9%
12
135
105
104
11% 8% 11 9%*
85
80
60
40
30
20
815,1,6 8%
113,1,6 113,1,6
911j,6*
113/16 11
911j,6* 815/16
10% 8% 8 7% 7% 61fs
815/16
815/16
8% 8%
8 8 10%
8% 11
810/16
113/16 11 11 11 11
113,1,6 11
9%
1113,1,61113,1,6
1013,1,6 1013,1,6 11
1013,1,6 101j,6
8%
7%
All dimensions
7%
6%
are in inches.
60
175-lb to 60-lb
max swelling 10% min 55lbf/in min 30% min 1,800psi min 250%
ASTM 01429 ISO 813 ASTM 01054 ISO 4662 ASTM 01456 ISO 37 ASTM 01456 ISO 37
60ASCE
98mm
12 meter
175-lb to 104-lb
~18
Verifyall Crane Clearances
D
A
x
y
r
!
C B
9220 20/40
5.47 Ibs.
45 kips
20mm
65116
2%
7116
19/16
2%
9220 20/45
171 CR
5.51 Ibs.
45 kips
20mm
65/16
2%
7/16
1%
2%
9216 08/40
3.09Ibs.
5116
29 kips
16mm
5 11116 1%
%2
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetennine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
62
85-lb to 80-lb
D
A
x
y
~
..
9216 08/40
5/16
29 kips
16mm
511j16
1%
0/32
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetermine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
63
175-lb to 104-lb
_It
Verifyall Crane Clearances
D
A
x
y
r
~
Welded Base.
Clip* Number Rail Sections
9220 20/40
175CR 171CR 135CR 105CR 104CR 175CR 171 CR 135CR 105CR 104CR
5.47 Ibs.
45 kips
20mm
65/16
2%
7/16
19/16
2%
9216 08/40
3.09 Ibs.
0/16
29 kips
16mm
51Y16
1%
5/32
1%
CRANRAILClips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetermine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
64
85-lb to 80-lb
D
A
x
y
~
C
Welded Base.
Clip* Number Rail Sections
9216 08/40
85ASCE 80ASCE
3.09 Ibs.
5/16
29 kips
16mm
511j16
1%
5/32
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections
*Rubber nose size willdetermine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
65
175-lb to 104-lb
418
Verify all Crane Clearances
1
A y
r
C B
J
Sketch Dimensions A B C X Y
~
Welded Base.
Rail Clip* Number Sections Clip Weight Specifications High Strength Captive Bolt Adjustment Lateral Dia. Load Capacity % 20mm
9120 15/41
3.09 Ibs.
27 kips
3%
2%
1%
23/16
105CR
2.87 Ibs.
27 kips
20mm
3%
2%
1%
23/16
105CR
1.59 Ibs.
5/16
12 kips
16mm
3%
1%
%2
17/16
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetermine complete clip number.
Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
66
85-lb to 30-lb
41Verifyall CraneClearances
1
A
.
I I
I
\IJ
B
IC I
t
Welded Base.
Clip* Number Rail Sections
9120 15/38
27 kips
20mm
3%
2%
1%
23/16
9116 10/32
60ASCE 40ASCE 1.46 Ibs. 85ASCE 80ASCE 60ASCE 1.59 Ibs. 40ASCE
9 kips
16mm
213/16
1%
5/16
1%
1%
9116 08/37
0/16
12 kips
16mm
3%
1%
%2
17/16
1%
9116 08/29
5/16
12 kips
16mm
3%
1%
5/32
1%
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections
*Rubber nose size will determine complete clip number.
Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
67
175-lb to 104-lb
~It
Verify all Crane Clearances
1
A y
r
C B
J
Sketch Dimensions A B C X Y
~
Welded.
Rail Clip* Number Sections Clip Weight Specifications High Strength Captive Bolt Adjustment Lateral Dia. Load Capacity
9120 15/38
2.87 Ibs.
27 kips
20mm
3%
2%
1%
23116
9116 08/29
105CR
1.46Ibs.
5/16
12 kips
16mm
3%
1%
%2
1%
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetermine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
68
85-lb to 30-lb
D
r
C B
1
A
J
Sketch Dimensions A B C X Y
~
Welded Base.
Rail Clip* Number Sections Clip Weight Specifications High Strength Captive Bolt Adjustment Lateral Dia. Load Capacity %
9120 15/38
27 kips
20mm
3%
2%
1112 23/16
9116
10/25
60ASCE
40ASCE
1.32Ibs.
9 kips
16mm
213/16
1%
0/16
1%
9116 08/29
5/16
12 kips
16mm
3%
1%
5/32
1%
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections
*Rubber nose size will determine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches.
69
175-lb to 104-lb
tit
Verify all Crane Clearances
D
A
r
C B
Bolted.
Clip* Number
Q .- '6'
C::e
> Co
c' !/j ... 3 CD :J ...
Sketch Dimensions
B C X
(Q :T ...
!!!.
Y**
A325
3226 15/40
3.15
23
56
313116
2%
19116
CRANRAILClips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetennine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches, **Dimension for recommended bolt. Customer substitution could change length.
70
85-lb to 40-lb
48
'J' LV S~E! e
D
t
" ...
r
C B
~
-I-8--j ~
g _1J
!II CD --. Ie :T
:J>
a.
'2'
tT:e
en 3
CD -
Sketch Dimensions
Y**
3226 15/40
3.15
23
56
313/16
2%
19/16
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetennine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches. **Dimension for recommended bolt. Customer substitution could change length.
71
85-lb
to 40-lb
Bolted.
Clip Number
Q .- '6'
!l'CD --,
Sketch Dimensions
C:::e
3 ::s ...
CD
(kips)
Dia.
A307
A325
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Contact your local ATTrepresentative
73
175-lb to 104-lb
tit
Verifyall Crane Clearances
D
x
f 1
y
C B
Bolted.
Clip*
Number Sections
.E: c II) r+ CD :J r+
>
3
Sketch Dimensions
(kips)
A307 A325
Dia.
Y**
3124 15/40
1.61
8.5
22
2%
2%
19/16
1%
3120 15/40
1.81
6.7
17
2%
2%
17/16
1%
3120 15/35
105CR
1.37
6.7
17
2%
2%
17116
1%
1%
7120 10/38
135CR 104CR
1.41
6.7
17
39/16
111,116
1fa
1%
7120 10/35
105CR
1.32
6.7
17
39/16
111,116
1fa
1%
1%
CRANRAILClips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections 74 *Rubber nose size willdetennine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches. **Dimension for recommended bolt. Customer substitution could change length.
85-lb to 20-lb
D
f
C B
y --1
--
-- '6'
!'leD .....-.
C=:e
CQ ::r ....
eD ;j ....
Sketch
Dimensions
Y**
A307
A325
3120 15/35
85ASCE 80ASCE 60ASCE 60ASCE 40ASCE 30ASCE 20ASCE 85ASCE 80ASCE 60ASCE 40ASCE
1.37
6.7
17
2%
2%
1%
1%
1%
3116 10/32
.71
3.6
8.5
23116
1%
1%
19/16
7120 10/35
1.32
6.7
17
39/16
111116
1%
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetennine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches. **Dimension for recommended bolt. Customer substitution could changelength.
75
175-lb to 104-lb
41t
Verifyall Crane Clearances
D
x
C B
Bolted.
Sketch Dimensions
Dia.
Y**
A325
3124 15/40
175CR 171 CR 135CR 105CR 104CR 135CR 105CR 104CR 135CR 105CR 104CR
1.61
8.5
22
7fs
2%
2%
19/16
19116
3120 15/35
1.37
6.7
17
2%
2%
17/16
1%
1%
7120 10/35
1.32
6.7
17
39116
111f16
7/8
1%
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size willdetennine complete clip number. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions are in inches. **Dimension for recommended bolt. Customer substitution could change length.
76
85-lb to 20-lb
418
Verifyall Crane Clearances
D
x
C
f y
---
---1
Bolted.
Clip*
Number
-- '6'
"-'-. (Q
S::e !'I CD
::T r+
c' IJI r+
Q.
Sketch Dimensions
....
CD ;j
Y**
3120 15/35
1.37
6.7
17
2%
2%
1%
1%
1%
3116 10/25
.84
3.6
8.5
23/16
1%
19/16
7120 10/35
1.32
6.7
17
39/16
111j,6
7fa
1%
1%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections *Rubber nose size will determinecompleteclip number. Unlessotherwisenoted,all dimensionsarein inches. **Dimension for recommendedbolt.Customersubstitutioncould change length.
77
175-lb to 30-lb
titLower Component
Verifyall Crane Clearances
Location
85
80
60
40
30
2% 3
211,116 27/8 2%
27/16 21,116
2%
2%
211,116
2%
17/8
1%
Dimensions Shown Originate from the Centerline of the Girder and Conclude at the Front Face of the Weldable Lower Component
All dimensions
are in inches.
78
175-lb to 20-lb
Bolt Ga~
Bolt Gage
Clip
175 8% 9%
171 8% 9%
104 7% 8%
77/8
85
715/16*
80 7%*
60 7*
40 6%*
30
20
81116
77/8
610/,6
6%
615116
6%
CRANRAIL Clips are Available for All Crane Rail, Tee Rail and DIN Rail Sections
*On pad only. All dimensions are in inches.
79
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Phone Numbers
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41End Stops. Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. manufactures crane stops, bumper stops and wheel stops. The following pages illustrate the twenty-four types of stops that can be shipped promptly from stock. Special stops can be made to project specifications when a drawing is submitted with the order. All permanent stops are furnished with ASTM A-325, medium carbon, heat treated machine bolts complete with heavy hex nuts and lockwashers. Since all fabrication is done in one of our warehouses, Atlantic Track can "Package-Ship" the complete runway faster than anyone in the industry.
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175-lb to 135-lb
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135-lbCRANE
A 13 13 12 12 13%
B 18 18 18 18 18
Dimensions in Inches D C E 2 6 5 5 2 6 2 6 6 6 2 6 6 5 2
F 4 4 3 3 4
G 17 17 17 17 17
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90-lb to 60-lb
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60-lb to 20-lb
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Weightof Each Stop IH2 152 251bs 241bs 231bs 20lbs 20lbs 391bs 30lbs 271bs * *
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105-lb to 100-lb
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60-lb to 20-lb
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175-lb to 135-lb
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105-lb to 100-lb
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95
90-lb to 60-lb
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60-lb to 20-lb
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175-lb to 60-lb
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Portable Stops
Portable Stops
Model T-70 T-80 Pair Wt. 100-lbs 102-lbs Type Wheel Bumper Comments Use onlyinpairs fortemporaryprotection. Impactof crane wheelor bumperdriveswedge deeper intoslot throughcinch plates that create a drag to graduallybringcrane to a stop. Allowenough stopping room. Donot use on runwayends or as permanent wheel or bumper stops.
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Specifications. The final section of 1BE CRANERAILBOOK contains Industry abbreviations, conversion tables, crane classifications, recommended basic wheel loadings and general specifications for carbon steel rails. Physical properties of rail are governed by design and do not vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Chemical properties on crane rail, heavy tee rail and standard tee rail are also constant and match the chemical specifications in the tables that follow. Since chemical content of light tee rail does vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, our table for these sections shows a combination of published information. The specifications in this section have been extracted from the following sources:* (a) Professional engineering literature (b) Manufacturers' catalogs (c) Atlantic Track Estimating Department (d) Combinations of the above All materials supplied by Atlantic Track are of the highest quality available; however, maximum life for any system can only be achieved if the runway is straight, square and level. Crane rail wear is directly dependent upon the structure that supports the system. After years of service, most buildings have a tendency to sag or vibrate into a condition that makes runway alignment difficult, if not impossible. In all cases, this produces excessive and unnecessary wear on the rail. The information presented in this catalog, including engineering data, tables, figures, designs, details and supporting data should not be used without independent examination and verification of its suitability by a licensed structural engineer, licensed professional engineer or a competent licensed architect. Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. disclaims any and all expressed or implied warranties, without limitations, and particularly that of fitness for any general or particular purpose in regard to information contained or referred to herein. Anyone making use of the information and contents of this catalog assumes all liability arising from such use.
-In some cases, charts have been reacranged to fit the catalog format. In addition, information not related to our product has been deleted.
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41Industry Abbreviations
Initials ATT BHN BR CC CH CR CWR CWT DIN DY FT FT GN GT HH HTT IN JIS KG/M LBS LBSIYD LD LF LH MH NT OH OM OTM PRR PS PW RBM RG RH RR SMSG T TF TO TS&M VT
Definition Atlantic Track & Turnout Co. Brinell Hardness Number Bolted Rigid (Frog) Control Cooled End Hardened Crane Rail Continuous Welded Rail One Hundred Pounds Deutsche Industries Norm Dudley Flat Top (Frog) Heat Treated (Branding) Great Northern Gross Ton (2,240 Ibs.) Head Hardened Hook Twin Tie Plate Inches Japanese Industrial Standard Kilograms Per Meter Pounds Pounds Per Yard Light Density Lineal or Linear; Foot or Feet Left Hand Medium Hardness Net Ton (2,000 Ibs.) Open Hearth Chicago & Northwestern Other Track Material Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania System Partly Worn Rail Bound Manganese (Frog) Reading Right Hand Railroad Solid Manganese Self-Guarded (Frog) Metric Tonne (2,204 Ibs.) Track; Foot or Feet Turnout Tongue Switch& Mate Vacuum Degassed
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Association Abbreviations
Initials
AISC AISE AISI AMC ARA Type A Type B AREMA ASCE ASLRA ASTM CMAA MHI NRC REMSA
Organization American Institute of Steel Construction, Inc. Association of Iron and Steel Engineers American Iron and Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Railway Association High Speed Rail Slow Speed Rail American Railway Engineering Maintenance-of-Way Association American Society of Civil Engineers American Short Line Railroad Association American Society for Testing and Materials Crane Manufacturers Association of America, Inc. Material Handling Institute National Railroad Construction and Maintenance Association, Inc. Railroad Equipment Manufacturers Association
U.S. Unit
d Metric E
Weights and Measures
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Conversion Tables Lenqth Feet to Meters Meters to Feet 1.6093 km
MILE
YARD (yd) FOOT (ft) INCH (in) KILOMETER (km) METER (m) CENTIMETER (cm) MILLIMETER (mm) Weiaht GROSS TON (gt) NET TON (nt) CWT POUND (Ib) METRIC TON (t) METRIC TON (t) KILOGRAM (kg) 2240lb 2000lb 100lb 160z 22041b 22041b 1000 gr
(m)
1 3 30 33 39 100
(ft)
1 3 30 33 39 100
Weight
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Crane Classifications 70-2 CRANE CLASSIFICATIONS
CMAA #70
2.1 General
2.1.1 Service classes have been established so that the most economical crane forthe installation may be specified in accordance with this specification.
The crane service classification is based on the load spectrum reflecting the actual service conditions as closely as possible. Load spectrum is a mean effective load, which is uniformly distributed over a probability scale and applied to the equipment at a specified frequency. The selection of the properly sized crane component to perform a given function is determined bythe varying load magnitudes and given load cycles which can be expressed in terms of the mean effective load factor.
k= '1(W1)3P1 + (W2)3P2+ (W)3P3 + ... (Wn)3Pn Where W = Load magnitude; expressed as a ratio of each lifted load to the rated capacity. Operation with no lifted load and the weight of any attachment must be included. Load probability; expressed as a ratio of cycles under each load magnitude condition to the total cycles. The sum total of the load probabilities P must equal 1.0.
P=
k=
Mean effective load factor. (Used to establish crane service class only)
All classes of cranes are affected by the operating conditions, therefore for the pu rpose of the classifications, it is assumed that the crane will be operating in normal ambient temperature 0 to 104F (-17.8 to 40C) and normal atmospheric conditions (free from excessive dust, moisture and corrosive fumes). The cranes can be classified into loading groups according to the service conditions of the most severely loaded part of the crane. The individual parts which are clearly separate from the rest, or forming a self contained structural unit, can be classified into different loading groups if the service conditions are fully known.
2.2 CLASS A (STANDBY OR INFREQUENT SERVICE) This service class covers cranes which may be used in installations such as powerhouses, public utilities, turbine rooms, motor rooms and transformer stations where precise handling of equipment at slow speeds with long, idle periods between lifts are required. Capacity loads may be handled for initial installation of equipment and for infrequent maintenance. 2.3 CLASS B (LIGHT SERVICE) This service covers cranes which may be used in repair shops, light assembly operations, service buildings, light warehousing, etc., where service requirements are light and the speed is slow. Loads may vary from no load to occasional full rated loads with two to five lifts per hour, averaging ten feet per lift. 2.4 CLASS C (MODERATE SERVICE) This service covers cranes which may be used in machine shops or papermill machine rooms, etc., where service requirements are moderate. In this type of service the crane will handle loads which average 50 percent of the rated capacity with 5 to 10 lifts per hour, averaging 15feet, not over 50 percent of the lift at rated capacity. 2.5 CLASS D (HEAVY SERVICE)
This service covers cranes which
warehouses, container yards, lumber mills, etc., and standard duty bucket and magnet operations where heavy duty production is required. In this type of service, loads approaching 50 percent of the rated capacity will be handled constantly during the working period. High speeds are desirable for this type of service with 10 to 20 lifts per hour averaging 15 feet, not over 65 percent of the lifts at rated capacity. 103
412.6 CLASS E (SEVERE SERVICE) This type of service requires a crane capable of handling loads approaching a rated capacity throughout its life. Applications may include magnet, bucket, magnet/bucket combination cranes for scrap yards, cement mills, lumber mills, fertilizer plants, container handling, etc., with twenty or more lifts per hour at or near the rated capacity. 2.7 CLASS F (CONTINUOUS SEVERE SERVICE) This type of service requires a crane capable of handling loads approaching rated capacity continuously under severe service conditions throughout its life. Applications may include custom designed specialty cranes essential to performing the critical work tasks affecting the total production facility. These cranes must provide the highest reliability with special attention to ease of maintenance features. 2.8 CRANE SERVICE CLASS IN TERMS OF LOAD CLASS AND LOAD CYCLES The definition of CMAA crane service class in terms of load class and load cycles is shown in Table 2.8-1. TABLE 2.8-1 DEFINITION OF CMAA CRANE SERVICE CLASS IN TERMS OF LOAD CLASS AND LOAD CYCLES Load Cycles LOAD CLASS L1 L2 L3 N1 A B C D Irregular occasional use followed by long idle periods LOAD CLASSES:
L1 = Cranes which hoist the rated load exceptionally and, normally, very light loads. L2 = Cranes which rarely hoist the rated load, and normal loads of about 1/3 of the rated load.
L3 = Cranes which hoist the rated load fairly frequently and normally, loads between 1/3 and 2/3 of the rated load. L4 = Cranes which are regularly loaded close to the rated load. LOAD CYCLES:
N1 = N2 = N3 = N4 = 104 20,000 to 100,000 cycles 100,000 to 500,000 cycles 500,000 to 2,000,000 cycles Over 2,000,000 cycles Reprinted courtesy of Crane Manufacturers Association of America, Inc. 2000 Revision
CMAA #70
4.13.2
4.13.3
Wheels shall be designed to carry the maximum wheel load under normal conditions without undue wear. The maximum wheel load is that wheel load produced with trolley handling the rated load in the position to produce the maximum reactionat the wheel, not includingVIF. When sizing wheels and rails, the following parameters shall be considered. wheel diameter = D (inches) effective rail head width = W (inches) hardness coefficient of the wheel =K where: K = BHN x 5 (for wheels with BHN ~ 260) K = 1300 (BHN/260)33 (for wheels with BHN > 260) The basic bridge and trolley recommendeddurability wheel loadingfor different wheel hardnesses and sizes in combination with different rail sizes are shown in Table 4.13.3-4. The values in the table are established by the product of D x W x K. In addition, the load factor, Ktw or Kbw' the speed factor Cs' and the crane service class shall be considered.
4.13.3.1
The load factor Ktw for the trolley wheels is established by the following formula: Ktw = (2Y rated loadIT) + 1.5 TW (3Y rated loadIT) + 1.5 TW Where TW = trolley weight
T The load factor Kbwfor the bridge wheels is established by the following formula or Table 4.13.3-1 may be used for standard hook cranes in lieu of calculating the exact value for a particular application. Other cranes may require special considerations. The factors shown at 100-ton capacity may be used for capacities above 100-tons. y
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KbW =
.75(BW) + f(LL) + .5(TW) - .5f(TW) .75(BW) + 1.5f(LL) BW = bridge weight LL = trolley weight + rated load f = X/span TABLE 4.13.3-1 TYPICAL BRIDGE LOAD FACTORS Kbw CAPACITY IN TONS 3 5 71/2 10 15 .812 .782 .762 .747 .732 .767 .750 .736 .817 .785 .744 .827 .794 .777 .760 .842 .861 .877 .888 .898 .912 .926 .934 .809 .830 .844 .857 .869 .883 .890 .909 .791 .807 .825 .835 .850 .867 .882 .894 .771 .790 .807 .818 .832 .848 .863 .879 .758 .773 .789 .802 .815 .826 .844 .860
where:
20 .722 .725 .732 .740 .754 .768 .779 .792 .806 .823 .834
25 .716 .718 .723 .738 .747 .760 .770 .782 .796 .812 .827
TABLE 4.13.3-1
-Continued
75 .709 .708 .711 .715 .721 .727 .735 .744 .753 .762 .774 100 .708 .706 .708 .711 .717 .723 .730 .737 .745 .755 .763
TYPICAL BRIDGE LOAD FACTORS Kbw CAPACITY IN TONS 30 35 50 60 40 .716 .714 .713 .713 .709 .715 .713 .711 .718 .708 .723 .722 .717 .714 .711 .728 .723 .720 .731 .716 .741 .736 .729 .726 .722 .752 .746 .738 .734 .729 .754 .746 .761 .742 .738 .774 .767 .758 .754 .747 .786 .780 .770 .763 .756 .777 .768 .800 .793 .782 .814 .807 .797 .790 .782
The speed factor Csdepends on the rotational speed of the wheel and is listed in Table 4.13.3-2. These factors are obtained from the following formulas:
Cs = [1 +
Cs = 1 +
( RPM~~()31.5)]2
(
RPM - 31.5
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30 .907 .898 .892 .882 .872 .865 .860 .857 .854 .852 .849
50 .958 .944 .932 .915 .898 .887 .879 .873 .869 .865 .860
75 1.013 1.001 .984 .958 .932 .915 .903 .894 .887 .882 .873
100 1.049 1.033 1.020 1.001 .967 .944 .927 .915 .906 .898 .887
125 1.086 1.066 1.049 1.025 1.001 .973 .952 .937 .925 .915 .901
150 1.122 1.098 1.079 1.049 1.020 1.001 .977 .958 .944 .932 .915
175 1.158 1.130 1.108 1.074 1.040 1.017 1.001 .980 .963 .949 .929
200 1.195 1.163 1.137 1.098 1.059 1.033 1.015 1.001 .982 .967 .944
250 1.267 1.227 1.195 1.146 1.098 1.066 1.043 1.025 1.012 1.001 .973
300 1.340 1.292 1.253 1.195 1.137 1.098 1.070 1.049 1.033 1.020 1.001
350 1.413 1.356 1.311 1.243 1.175 1.130 1.098 1.074 1.055 1.040 1.017
400 1.485 1.421 1.369 1.292 1.214 1.163 1.126 1.098 1.076 1.059 1.033
4.13.3.3
The wheel service factor 8mis equal to 1.25 times the machinery service factor Cdand is shown in the Table 4.13.3-3 for the different service classifications. This factor recognizes that the interaction between rail and wheel is more demanding in terms of durability than well aligned and lubricated interaction of machined parts.
The trolley load service coefficient Kw,= Ktwx Cs x 8m and the bridge wheel load service coefficient Kw,= KbwX Cs x 8m with the following limitations: KW'may not be smaller than Kw,min. shown in Table 4.13.3-3.
4.13.3.4
4.13.3.5
The equivalent durability wheel load Pe shall be determined as follows: Pe = Max. wheel load x Kw, The equivalent durability wheel load Pe shall not exceed wheel loads listed in Table 4.13.3-4.
4.13.4
4.13.5
When rotating axles are used, wheels should be mounted on the axle with a press fit alone, press fit and keys, or with keys alone. TABLE
4.13.3-3
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Table 4.13.3-4 - Guide for Basic Bridge & Trolley
Wheel Loadings, Ibs (P) (KDW)
Rail Weight and Section Wheel Dia. (D) inches 8 9 10 12 15 200 18 21 24 27 30 36 8 9 10 12 15 260 18 21 24 27 30 36 8 9 10 12 15 320 18 21 24 27 30 36 8 9 10 12 15 58Re 18 (615 BHN) 21 24 27 30 36 Effective Width of Rail Head (W) Inches (Top of head minus corner radii) Wheel BHN
Notes:
CMAA #70
175-lb Crane
171-lb Crane
135-lb Crane
105-lb Crane
104-lb Crane
1. Allowable wheel loads for hardened wheels require depth of hardness sufficient to withstand subsurface shear stresses. 2. The 58Re loads are based on wheels running on heat-treated rail (320 BHN minimum). If the wheels are running on untreated rail, the above loads may cause decreased rail life. The RC/BHN conversion is based on ASTM E140, tungsten carbide ball.
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41Table 4.13.3-4 - Guide for Basic Bridge & Trolley Wheel Loadings, Ibs (P) (KDW)
Rail Weight and Section Wheel Dia. (D) inches 8 9 10 12 15 200 18 21 24 27 30 36 8 9 10 12 15 260 18 21 24 27 30 36 8 9 10 12 15 320 18 21 24 27 30 36 8 9 10 12 15 58Rc 18 (615 BHN) 21 24 27 30 36 Effective Width of Rail Head (W) Inches (Top of head minus corner radii) Wheel BHN 85-lb & 80-lb ASCE
CMAA #70
100-lb ARA-A
1.750
1.656
1.750
1.250
1.063
1.000
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Notes:
1. 2.
Allowable wheel loads for hardened wheels require depth of hardness sufficient to withstand subsurface The 58Rc loads are based on wheels running on heat-treated rail (320 BHN minimum).
shear stresses.
untreated rail, the above load:i may caU:ie decrea:ied rail life. The RCf6HN conversion is based on ASTM E140, tungsten carbide ball.
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Physical Properties Crane Rail
Sectional Area Moment of Inertia Properties of Section Neutral Axis, Y Inches 3.02 3.01 2.81 2.41 2.21
AISC
Section Modulus Head Base Inches3 Inches3 23.50 24.50 17.20 12.40 10.70 23.30 24.40 18.00 14.30 13.50
Rail Weight and Section 175-lb CRANE 171-lb CRANE 135-lb CRANE 105-lb CRANE 104-lb CRANE
Inches 2
17.10 16.80 13.30 10.30 10.30
Inches 4
70.20 73.40 50.60 34.40 29.80
As Of Y-2001 *
Silicon .10 to .30 .10 to .30 .10 to .30 .10 to .30 .10 to .30
AREMA
Section Modulus Head Base Inches3 Inches3 24.60 23.90 22.00 22.50 19.40 18.00
Association
Rail Weight and Section 140-lb AREA 136-lb AREA 133-lb AREA 132-lb AREA 119-lb AREA 115-lb AREA
*Not from AREMA - ATT Estimating Department Reprinted courtesy of the American Railway Engineering Maintenance-of-Way
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Chemical Properties Heavy Tee Rail
Rail Weight and Section 140-lb AREA 136-lb AREA 133-lb AREA 132-lb AREA 119-lb AREA 115-lb AREA Carbon .72 to .84 .72 to .84 .72 to .84 .72 to .84 .72 to .84 .72 to .84 Manganese
.80 to 1.10
As Of Y-2001 *
Phosphorus .035 max .035 max .035 max .035 max .035 max .035 max Sulfur .04 max .04 max .04 max .04 max .04 max .04 max Silicon .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50
.80 to 1.10
.80 to 1 . 1 0 .80 to 1 .1 0
AISC
Section Modulus Head Base 3 Inches3 Inches
15.00 13.70 15.10 12.60 11.10 10.10 17.80* 15.72* 17.80* 15.20* 12.17* 11 .08*
Inches 2
9.84 9.85 9.95 8.82 8.33 7.86
*Not from AISC. Accumulated from various manufacturers. Reprinted courtesy of the American Institute of Steel Construction, Inc.
As Of Y-2001 *
Phosphorus .035 max .035 max .035 max .035 max .035 max .040 max .040 max .040 max Sulfur .04 max .04 max .04 max .04 max .04 max .05 max .05 max .05 max Silicon .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50 .10 to .50
Carbon .70 to .80 .70 to .80 .70 to .80 .70 to .80 .70 to .80 .55 to .68 .55 to .68 .55 to .68
Manganese .70 to 1.00 .70 to 1.00 .70 to 1.00 .70 to 1.00 .70 to 1.00 .60 to .90 .60 to .90 .60 to .90
90-lb ARA-A 85-lb ASCE 80-lb ASCE 70-lb ASCE 60-lb ASCE**
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Sectional Area Inches2 5.93 3.94 3.00 2.40 2.00 1.57 1.18
Rail
Properties of Section Moment Neutral Axis Y of Inertia Inches 4 Inches 14.60 6.54 4.10 2.50 1.93 1.23 .74 2.05 1.68 1.52 1.33 1.26 1.14 .97
Rail Weight and Section 60-lb ASCE 40-lb ASCE 30-lb ASCE 25-lb ASCE 20-lb ASCE 16-lb ASCE 12-lb ASCE
Section Modulus Head Base Inches3 Inches3 6.60 3.59 2.55 1.76 1.41 .99 .72 7.10 3.89 2.70 1.88 1.53 1.08 .76
Industry Range
Silicon .07 to .50 .40 max. .40 max. .40 max. .40 max. .40 max. .40 max.
Manufacturers Range
High Strength Minimum 321 341 Maximum 388 388 Maximum None Specified None Specified
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Current Specifications
Product Carbon Steel Crane Rail Number A 759 Contact Publisher American Society for Testing and Materials 100 Barr Harbor Drive,West Conshohocken, PA19428-2959 American Society for Testing and Materials 100 Barr Harbor Drive,West Conshohocken, PA19428-2959 Crane Manufacturing Association of America, Inc. 8720 Red Oak Boulevard,Suite 201, Charlotte, NC 28217-3992
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