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Silicosis

Lung disease caused by breathing construction dust.

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OSHA

Occupational safety and health administration.

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Lifeline

A) Rope having performed stops at fixed intervals usually 5 feet.

B) It is extended from pit to overhead

C) Required when chance of fall is greater than 6 feet.

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Lanyard

Fastened to the lifeline.

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Brake pulley

Rotates rapidly as elevator moves.

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Drive sheave

Turns at somewhat of a slower rate.

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Counterweight

Counter balances the weight of the car to maintain traction. Also called the silent killer.

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Dumbwaiter

Capacity is 500 lbs. and 9 Sq Feet and max height 48”.

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Compensating chains

Offset the transfer of weight as the hoist ropes pass over the main sheave.

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Cylinder

Casing in ground of a hydro.

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Plunger

Pushes the elevator up and down.

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Packing head

Located on top of the cylinder and seals the oil around the plunger.

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#10 filter shade

Up to 200 amps for electric welding.

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#12 filter shade

200 to 400 amps for electric welding.

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#5 shade

For light cutting and welding with acetylene.

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#6 & #7 shade

For intermediate

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#8 shade

For heavy cutting and welding.

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Babbitt

A) metal alloys used in bearings and to secure hoist, governor, and compensating ropes.

B) full face sheiks required when pouring.

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MSDS

Material safety data sheet or safety data sheet, lists characteristics and hazards for given substances. It is supplied by employer .

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Hydro pits

Can be dangerous because car can come down without power.

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Mechanical & electrical

2 major categories of construction drawings.

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Layout drawings

A mechanical drawing with an overall view showing how large pieces and assemblies are placed in a building.

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Detail drawings

A mechanical drawing showing specific parts or sub-assemblies of the elevator.

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Visible lines

(Object lines) heavy lines representing the visible edges of objects.

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Hidden lines

(Invisible lines) lines drawn slightly narrower than visible lines and consist of a series of 1/8 dashes with 1/32 space between.

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Center lines

Drawn ½ the width of hidden lines and consist of alternating long and short dashes.

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Inverted scale

Object 2 inches =0.0508 meters 2/1 = 4 inches

4/1 = 8 inches

8/1 = 16 inches

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Cutting plane line

A heavy dashed line drawn through where the imaginary cut is made.

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Isometric drawing

Three dimensional drawing used in the elevator industry.

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Final layout

Working drawings.

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Plan view drawings

A) drawings of front and side view.

B) shows vertical dimensions.

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False car max load

Must not exceed 600 lbs.

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On 2:1 roping

May be two dead end hitches in the machine room.

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Pit ladder required when?

Pit is deeper than 35 inches.

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What do you need when pit is deeper than 67 inches?

A second stop switch at 47 inches above pit floor.

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What are two types of dumbwaiters

Traction or drum type.

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Isometric drawing




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Working drawings are also called?

Final layouts

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Horizontal dimensions are given on ?

Plan view drawing

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Vertical dimensions are given on?

Elevation drawing

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A plan drawing is made as though looking?

Down from above

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An elevation drawing is made as though looking from the?

Front or the side

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One inch =

2.54 centimeters

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One centimeter =

0.3937 inches

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What is class 1 fit?

Loosest fit having the greatest positive allowance.

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What is class 8 fit?

The tightest fit having the most negative allowance.

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One kilometer =

1000 meters

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One centimeter =

One hundredth of a meter

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Ball and roller bearing on a headless elevator main shaft are usually?

Class 7 fit

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Main guide rail tolerance is?

Plus or minus 1/64”

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For holes being drilled tolerance is?

Plus or minus .005 inch

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ASME code for minimum escalator width?

22” to 40” on older installations 48” was allowed.

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Bilateral tolerance means?

The part can be a certain size larger or smaller than specified.

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Tolerance is one direction is called?

Unilateral tolerance

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One inch =

25.4 millimeters

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Geared machines use a ?

Worm and worm gear to transmit power from the drive motor to the drive sheave.

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How are pipe threads cut?

Tapered to ensure a seal

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1 foot =

30.48 CM

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1 CM =

.3937 inch

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A six point wrench is less likely to?

Slip on a worn hex

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How must cylinder be stored?

Must be separated by a minimum of 20’ or have a barrier at least 5’ high, having a fire rating of at least ½ hour.

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What should acetylene regulators psi be set to?

Stay at a working pressure between 10-12 psi.

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What should you not do when handling a freight elevator platform?

Never handle platform on edge on a flat dolly. Especially with swivel wheels.

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How should you handle a freight platform?

Use rollers, handle from ends

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How do you store hoistway doors?

Standing on the back edge (long side). never laying flat.

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What’s the best rope for hoisting?

Natural Manila rope

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What type of ropes should you NEVER use?

Sisal and hemp rope

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What safety factor do you use for safe working load?

Safety factor of 5

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What safety factor should you use if rope has been used for a period of time or field safety factor?

Safety factor of 10

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How much stronger is nylon rope than Manila rope?

About 3 times stronger

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How do you prevent a rope from unraveling?

Whipping

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What is the end of the rope that will be used for tying the knot?

The working end

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What is the other end of the rope used for lifting the hoist?

The running end

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What knot ties two ropes of approximately the same size together?

Square knot.

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What knot ties ropes of different diameters together?

Sheet bend

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What are hitches used for?

To fasten rope to another object or another rope.

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What knot is used to shorten a rope or take up slack?

Sheep shank

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What is another knot the elevator industry wants to use instead of a bowline knot?

Figure 8 on a bight/figure 8 follow through. Because bowline knot tends to loosen if not loaded.

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How often should you check your slings?

Once a year or monthly to quarterly for heavy use.

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What is shock loading?

Applying a load at a high rate of speed.

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When picking a load with two slings do not exceed?

90 degrees included angle

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What percentage can a choker hitch lift?

Only about 75% of their potential capacity.

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Wire rope slings D/d ratio?

25/1 =100%. Anything smaller efficiency goes down.

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Allow chain slings D/d ratio?

6/1 ratio = 100%

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Angle of loading for 90 degrees uses what load angle factor?

1.00

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Angle of loading for 60 degrees uses what load angle factor?

1.155

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Angle of loading for 50 degrees uses what load angle factor?

1.305

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Angle of loading for 45 degrees uses what load angle factor?

1.414

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Angle of loading for 30 degrees uses what load angle factor?

2.00

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When must a wire rope sling be removed from service?

When 10 randomly distributed broken wires are found in one lay.

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What type of chain fall is used in elevator work?

Spur geared

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What does a compound pick do?

It cuts hoisting speed in half, but doubles the capacity.

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What are lever hoist used for?

Raising loads short distances and two most common are come along and coffing hoist.

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What happens to the handle of a wire rope lever hoist when overloaded?

It is designed to break

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What do handles on heavy duty lever hoist do when overloaded?

Show a red indicator when overloaded.

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What do you need if pit extends more than 35” below the sill?

A fixed ladder and light switch shall be within reach.

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Pit ladder dimensions?

Must extend 48”, ladder rungs shall be a minimum of 16” wide, if you have an obstruction the width can’t be less than 9”.Must be clear 4.5” behind the ladder

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How much refuge space do you need with a fully compressed buffer?

2ft

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What FPM are spring buffers used?

200 FPM or less

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On high speed elevators what do you need since buffer stroke can be so much?

Terminal speed limiting device