دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: see breaking strength.

n: in crane operations, the amount of load that causes a wire rope or a sling to fail. Also called actual strength. Compare minimum acceptance strength. nominal strength.

n: wire rope strength that the manufacturer calculates using a standard procedure established by the wire rope industry. Also called catalog strength. Compare breaking strength, minimum acceptance strength.

n: a measurement of load safety for wire rope obtained by using the following formula: Factor of safety = B/W where- B = nominal catalog breaking strength of the wire rope, and W = calculated total static load. Also called design factor of wire rope.

n: The ratio of the dead weight to the breaking strength of the wire rope .