D.A.S. Audio Aero 50 - Manual (Page 11)

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Safety factors
The safety factor is defined as the coefficient
between the breaking load limit and the maximum
safe working load limit (SWLL). In this case, the
breaking load limit of each of the flying points is
4,000 kg (8,820 lbs) as determined by destructive
testing in independent laboratories. With a 10:1
safety factor, a total amount of 1,600 kg (3,527
lbs) can be flown from the 4 flying points. Each
flying point has a capacity of 400 kg (882 lbs) with
a 10:1 safety factor.
The maximum number of units that can be
suspended from the AX-AERO50 flying grid is 16.
The maximum limits established by the
manufacturer should never be exceeded.
The use of two hoists with a load capacity as
expressed on the previous page is mandatory. It
should be kept in mind that at certain moments,
the complete load may be supported by only one
of the hoists. This is why the load capacity of the
individual hoist must be superior to the weight of
the array column.
D) AX-COMBO12
The is a rigging adapter to be
used when aero 12A units are needed to be flown
under aero 50 units as dowfill systems. Maximum 6
aero 12A units can be flown from this rigging grid.
The
AX-COMBO12 includes front and rear steel
guides which permit variation of the angle between
it and the last
aero 50 cabinet in the cluster. Angles
vary from 1.8º to 9.6º.
AX-COMBO12
The AX-COMBO12 is joined to the last aero 50
cabinet using G1A50 and G2A48 included steel
guides and 6 quick release pins. The angle
depends on the hole of the rigging structures
where the pins are inserted, through the slots of
G2A48. The first
aero 12A unit is joined to the AX-
COMBO12 using its G1A and G2A included steel
guides and quick release pins.
4 x 400kg
Weight: 19.6 kg {43 lb}
Dimensions (Al x An x Pr): 72 x 1350 x 580
(mm.) {H x W x D: 2.8” x 53” x 22.8”}
WLL: 170 kgf
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