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Perhaps what is also interesting to note, and which is the main focus of this article, is that the standard is not likely to apply to the design of a lifting attachment below the hook that is designed only for use with a specific type of load and with a specific crane. This is very important to note as EN 13155 may require a significantly larger load enhancement factor than would otherwise be required. I came across this specific issue whilst working on the ITER project.
During the design phase of the Assembly Cranes and DCHLB, the EU-DA approached the independent Legal Inspectorate (LI) responsible for Health and Safety (H&S) management of the ITER project (APAVE) to query the applicability of EN 13155 for the design of the DCHLB lifting attachment.
It was concluded that the DCHLB was not considered a general purpose lifting attachment and would therefore not be considered to fall under the remit of EN 13155. The DCHLB was instead designed in accordance with the same requirements and standards applied to the Assembly Cranes (FEM 1.001). This approach was agreed as satisfying the DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 17 May 2006 on machinery, and the amending Directive 95/16/EC (recast). The decision was made based on the following philosophy:
What is perhaps interesting to note is that the KO-DA did not initially follow the same approach as the EU-DA and did not seek clarification from the Legal Inspectorate. The early stages of the SLT and CSLT designs were therefore conducted in accordance with the more conservative requirements of EN 13155*. Subsequently, when the interface between the two systems / suppliers was reviewed, some discrepancies were identified between the sizing of the respective sides of the interface. As the philosophy outlined above applies equally to the SLT and CSLT as it does for the DCHLB, the EU-DA approach was adopted for both sides of the interface and the issue was successfully resolved.
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