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    Lifting lugs and trunnions are used for erecting steel vessels and equipment. The document provides approximate admissible force values for lifting lugs and outlines material requirements. Long lifting trunnions must have a minimum length of the nozzle/clip above the trunnion plus 50mm, and the manufacturer must submit stress analyses reflecting required dimensions and loads for the vessel.

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    Lifting lugs and trunnions are used for erecting steel vessels and equipment. The document provides approximate admissible force values for lifting lugs and outlines material requirements. Long lifting trunnions must have a minimum length of the nozzle/clip above the trunnion plus 50mm, and the manufacturer must submit stress analyses reflecting required dimensions and loads for the vessel.

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    UHDE-STANDARD

    Vessels and Equipment UN


    2000-07
    LIFTING LUGS AND LIFTING TRUNNIONS Part 1 (M)
    for erection of steel vessels Page 4 of 5

    The admissible forces are approximate values. The manufacturer shall submit stress analysis documents
    reflecting the required dimensions and loads for the vessel or item of equipment.
    Materials: Killed carbon steel. If vessel is of high-alloy steel, the web and reinforcement plate shall be of the
    same material.

    4 Lifting Trunnions, long type

    2) l2 may be smaller but the min. length shall be the length of nozzle or clip above the trunnion plus 50mm
    Figure 5

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