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This document provides a lifting plan for a nitric acid project including details of the mobile crane, job specifications, a diagram of the crane area and equipment layout, and safety precautions for the lift.

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Lifting Plan Tailgas Reactor

This document provides a lifting plan for a nitric acid project including details of the mobile crane, job specifications, a diagram of the crane area and equipment layout, and safety precautions for the lift.

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NITRIC ACID PROJECT

LIFTING PLAN

Deepak Chem Tech Limited Date: - 15-05-23


TAIL GAS REACTOR Tag no :- 12R003
Work Location: Nitric Acid Project, Nandesari, Vadodara
Capacity: Demag AC 80-1
Equipment Details: Demag AC 80-1Mobile Crane
Max Lifting Capacity 80 tons at 3 m radius

Boom Length 50m

Crane Type Mobile Crane

Brand Liebherr

Model Demag AC 80-

Job Specification:

Radius: 11m
Boom Length: 18m
Height: 15 m
Angle: 590- 630
Weightlifting: 6.5 T
Total Weight: 6.5 T In 1Pieces

18 meters

590- 630
NITRIC ACID PROJECT

LIFTING PLAN
NITRIC ACID PROJECT

LIFTING PLAN

Aera with Ref yo equptiment layout

Crane area

Tail gas reactor


NITRIC ACID PROJECT

LIFTING PLAN

SAFETY PRECAUTION

1. All lifting equipment such as lifting belt, D shackle and crane test
certificate should be checked.
2. The men assigned to the job should undergo a health check-up and
the supervisor should make sure that they are skilled in their jobs.
3. The safety helmets and goggles shall always be worn properly and
during work, such as drilling, cutting, and welding.
4. During the work, the area must be cordoned off by barricades to prevent
persons from falling into excavated trenches, hitting structural
components, or getting injured by falling objects.
5. The warning signs shall be displayed where necessary to indicate hazards,
6. Steel-toed shoes are required for all personnel involved with lift activity to
protect from crushing of feet/toes.
7. Gloves are required when handling materials or guiding a load.
8. Safety glasses are required when the potential exists for objects to fall into
the eyes (eg. working under the bridge of a crane and looking up)
9. All connections in crane girders, columns, etc. shall be bolted
entirely, riveted, or welded as specified in the drawing before
erection.
10. Safety belts must always be made available at the worksite to be used
whenever required.

Name: -
Date: -
Signature: -
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