GB 14734-1993
AbolishedSafety rules for port floating crane
港口浮式起重机安全规程
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies safety requirements for the design, construction, operation, and inspection of floating cranes used in ports. It is applied to ensure safe lifting operations on floating vessels in harbors, docks, and inland waterways, covering load capacity limits, stability, and emergency procedures. The standard is primarily used by port authorities, crane manufacturers, and safety inspectors to prevent accidents during cargo handling in maritime environments.
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