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Risk of excavators overturning: Determining horizontal centrifugal force when slewing freely suspended loads
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2019) 26 (3): 479–498.
Published: 28 February 2019
..., for a specific arm geometry, is provided in the machine manufacturer’s lift charts. Figure 4 Excavator with freely suspended load: side view – static case no rotation In the worked example (Table III), the arm configuration selected is at a reach of 7 m (Table III , column D) and a load point...
