Lesson 6 Flashcards

Boom Capacities and Load Charts (21 cards)

1
Q

A modern-day, boom-equipped truck operates on the same principle as the basic ____.

a. fulcrum
b. lever
c. piston
d. pulley

A

b. lever

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2
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A modern-day, boom-equipped truck is a labor saving device because ____.

a. booms can lift enormous weights
b. fiberglass booms are safer than steel booms
c. it requires fewer workers to perform a given task
d. the vehicle is low-mainenance

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Boom Capacities,” Paragraph 1, Sentence 2

A

c. it requires fewer workers to perform a given task

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3
Q

The Archimedes Principle states that the weight of an object will increase in proportion to the distance that it moves from the fulcrum point.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Boom Capacities,” Paragraph 4, Sentence 3

A

False

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4
Q

The load charts for a bucket truck should be located ____.

a. at the boom tip
b. in the glove box
c. in the pre-lift kit
d. under the driver’s seat

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Charts,” Paragraph 3, Sentence 1

A

a. at the boom tip

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5
Q

A boom-equipped truck can tip over even if there is no weight at the end of the boom.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Boom Capacities,” Paragraph 4, Sentence 4

A

True

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6
Q

The way the truck is set up prior to using the boom will not affect the load capacity of the boom during normal operation.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Chart Information,” Paragraph 8, Last Sentence

A

False

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7
Q

The boom must not be operated if the truck is at an incline of more than ____.

a. 5°
b. 7.5°
c. 10°
d. 15°

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Other Safety Requirements,” Paragraph 1, Bullet 4

A

a. 5°

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8
Q

Placing outrigger pads under the outriggers can help prevent ground penetration.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Other Safety Requirements,” Paragraph 1, Bullet 3

A

True

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9
Q

The total weight of the load is equal to the weight of the object being lifted.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Chart Information,” Paragraph 6

A

False

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10
Q

The purpose of the hydraulic overload protection (HOP) system is to protect the unit from ____.

a. hydraulic oil leaks
b. operator error
c. structural overload
d. winch line overload

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Other Safety Requirements,” Paragraph 1, Last Bullet

A

c. structural overload

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11
Q

An object that is attached or frozen to the ground can be safely lifted after factoring in its true weight to the load calculation.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Chart Information,” Paragraph 4, Sentence 3

A

False

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12
Q

As the radius of the boom changes, so does its capacity.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Chart Information,” Paragraph 7, Sentence 2

A

True

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13
Q

At what boom angles would a fully retracted digger derrick boom need to be in order to pick up a load that is 15 feet away from the center line of rotation and bring it to a final position that is 10 feet away from the center line of rotation?

(Use the range diagram below.)

a. Start at 15° and end at 10°
b. Start at 18° and end at 19°
c. Start at 40° and end at 60°
d. Start between 65°-70° and end at 75°-80°

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Chart Information,” Range Diagram

A

c. Start at 40° and end at 60°

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14
Q

The required load charts for the equipment in use must be posted at the point of operation.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Load Charts,” Paragraph 2

A

True

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15
Q

When calculating loads to be moved with a jib, it is necessary to check both the jib capacity chart and the main boom chart.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Example,” Paragraph 2

A

True

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16
Q

There are ____ basic types of pin plates used in jib positioning.

a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Jib Bracket Pin Position,” Paragraph 1, Sentence 1

18
Q

A material-handling jib can always be used to hang a transformer.

True or False?

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Material-Handling Jibs,” Paragraph 1, Sentence 2

19
Q

The lower boom angle of a double bucket must be at least 15° above horizontal or less than ____ above horizontal before the upper jib boom can be used to hang a small transformer.

a. 25°
b. 60°
c. 75°
d. 90°

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Double Platform (Bucket),” Paragraph 2, Sentence 1

20
Q

If a double bucket is properly set up according to the chart with its upper boom at –35°, what is the maximum load its jib can pick up if it is extended three feet?

a. 577
b. 649
c. 681
d. 770

Reference: Boom Capacities and Load Charts, “Double Platform (Bucket),” Capacity Chart