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Lifting Lug Capacity

The document provides information on shear strength calculations for welded structures, including safety factors, shear dimensions, allowable stresses, and required fillet sizes. It lists input values for a specific example calculation, such as a length of 300 mm, area of 3250 mm^2, and allowable stress of 75 MPa. It also recommends a safety factor of 4:1 and allowable stress of 250 MPa.

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Lifting Lug Capacity

The document provides information on shear strength calculations for welded structures, including safety factors, shear dimensions, allowable stresses, and required fillet sizes. It lists input values for a specific example calculation, such as a length of 300 mm, area of 3250 mm^2, and allowable stress of 75 MPa. It also recommends a safety factor of 4:1 and allowable stress of 250 MPa.

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Qy SAFETY FACTOR LENGTH IN SHEAR WIDTH IN SHEAR AREA IN SHEAR ALLOWABLE SHEAR STRESS MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE APPLIED FORCE

= MAX. PERMISSIBLE APPLIED MASS = MAX. PERMISSIBLE APPLIED MASS O.A.L. WELD LENGTH CATEGORY GP WELDING DESIGN FORCE PER UNIT LENGTH OF WELD MINIMUM FILLET SIZE REQUIRED

Input Value 300 Mpa 4 :1 50 mm 65 mm 3250 mm2 75 243750 24847 24.847 Mpa N KG TONNE mm -N/mm mm

Recommended Value 250 Mpa 4 :1

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