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Document details
Document ID TD-esc-02-de-en-16-014 Rev001 Unloading segments (DOS) Delivery on site
Confidentiality INTERNAL
Table of contents
1 General information ...............................................................................................................1
2 Safety instructions .................................................................................................................1
3 Lifting tackle assembly for unloading segments .................................................................2
3.1 4-point lifting tackle assembly for unloading segments ......................................................2
3.2 3-point lifting tackle assembly for unloading segments ......................................................3
3.3 Lifting tackle assembly for complete segments..................................................................4
1 General information
This document illustrates how to attach the individual precast concrete tower segments. For this
purpose, shackles, round slings and load rings are used.
The manufacturing tolerance of the round sling length is ± 2 %. Because of this, there may be dif-
ferences in length between the individual legs in the lifting tackle assembly plans. The differences
can be balanced out by attaching shackles with the corresponding lifting capacity.
Be sure to read and understand all safety instructions before commencing work.
The diagrams are intended for illustration purposes only and may differ from the parts actually in-
stalled.
2 Safety instructions
Improper conduct in or around the WEC
Death or serious injury
ENERCON health and safety regulations apply.
Follow all relevant ENERCON instructions for safe use as well as the manufacturers’ operating
manuals and instructions.
Should the safety standards of the respective country be more stringent than those required by