Mac-Su-7.01 - Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes

MAC-SU-7.
01
OFFSHORE LATTICE BOOM PEDESTAL CRANES
APPLICATION: TOPSIDES
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Date
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Sponsor
07/09
Reference to CIV-SU-1.14 changed to

FFS-SU-5215. No technical content change.
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CONTENTS
1.0
Scope ..........................................................................................................................4
2.0
References ..................................................................................................................4
2.1 ......Purchaser Documents ......................................................................................4
2.2 ......Industry Standards ...........................................................................................4
3.0
General ........................................................................................................................4
3.1 ......General .............................................................................................................4
3.2 ......Major Components ...........................................................................................5
3.3 ......Certification ......................................................................................................6
3.4 ......Calculations ......................................................................................................6
3.5 ......Design Load Ratings ........................................................................................6
3.6 ......Accessibility ......................................................................................................7
3.7 ......Accessibility ......................................................................................................7
3.8 ......Gears ................................................................................................................7
3.9 ......Lubrication ........................................................................................................7
3.10 ....Safety in Design ...............................................................................................7
3.11 ....Proposals .........................................................................................................8
3.12 ....Guarantee ........................................................................................................8
4.0
Boom ...........................................................................................................................9
4.1 ......General .............................................................................................................9
4.2 ......Boom Length ....................................................................................................9
4.3 ......Bolts and Pins ..................................................................................................9
4.4 ......Boom Attachments ...........................................................................................9
4.5 ......Sheaves ...........................................................................................................9
4.6 ......Boom Maintenance ..........................................................................................9
4.7 ......Boom Rest ........................................................................................................9
4.8 ......Mast Structure ..................................................................................................9
5.0
Operator Cab ............................................................................................................10

5.1 ......General ...........................................................................................................10
5.2 ......Windows/Visibility ...........................................................................................10
5.3 ......Doors ..............................................................................................................10
5.4 ......Cab Equipment ...............................................................................................10
5.5 ......Gantry Cranes ................................................................................................11
6.0
Access Platform .......................................................................................................11

6.1 ......General ...........................................................................................................11
6.2 ......Crane Access Ladder .....................................................................................11
6.3 ......Grating ............................................................................................................12
7.0
Swing System ...........................................................................................................12

7.1 ......General ...........................................................................................................12
7.2 ......Motor ..............................................................................................................13
7.3 ......Braking System ..............................................................................................13
7.4 ......Bolts ...............................................................................................................13
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7.5 ......Bearings .........................................................................................................13

8.0
Hoists, Rope, Blocks ...............................................................................................14

8.1 ......Hoists .............................................................................................................14
8.2 ......Wire Rope ......................................................................................................16
8.3 ......Hooks/Blocks ..................................................................................................16
9.0
Power Equipment .....................................................................................................17

9.1 ......Diesel Engine .................................................................................................17
9.2 ......Fuel Day Tank ................................................................................................19
9.3 ......Hydraulic System ...........................................................................................19
10.0
Electrical ...................................................................................................................21
10.1 ....General ...........................................................................................................21
10.2 ....Purchaser Provided Equipment ......................................................................21
10.3 ....Standards .......................................................................................................21
10.4 ....Lights ..............................................................................................................21
10.5 ....Handset Station ..............................................................................................22
10.6 ....Junction Boxes ...............................................................................................22
10.7 ....Wire/Cable ......................................................................................................22
10.8 ....Emergency Shutdown Switch .........................................................................23
10.9 ....Swivel .............................................................................................................23
10.10 ..Slip Rings .......................................................................................................23
10.11 ..Horn ................................................................................................................23
10.12 ..Windshield Wipers ..........................................................................................23
10.13 ..Circuit Breaker ................................................................................................23
11.0
Instruments and Controls .......................................................................................23

11.1 ....Controls ..........................................................................................................23
11.2 ....Indicators ........................................................................................................25
11.3 ....Load/Radius Chart .........................................................................................25
11.4 ....Control Panel ..................................................................................................25
12.0
Structural ..................................................................................................................26
12.1 ....General ...........................................................................................................26
12.2 ....Welding ..........................................................................................................27
12.3 ....Pedestal Adaptor ............................................................................................27
12.4 ....Padeyes .........................................................................................................29
13.0
Coating ......................................................................................................................29
14.0
Identification and Marking .......................................................................................29
15.0
Noise .........................................................................................................................30
16.0
Preparation for Shipment ........................................................................................30

16.1 ....General ...........................................................................................................30
16.2 ....Protection .......................................................................................................30
16.3 ....Ship Loose .....................................................................................................31
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MAC-SU-7.01
SCOPE
This specification defines minimum technical requirements for design, materials, fabrication, testing and inspection, and documentation for pedestal mounted, lattice boom marine cranes on offshore platforms.
2.0
REFERENCES
This Document is designed to be used in conjunction with the documents listed below and the
dates stated herein.
2.1
2.2
Purchaser Documents
COM-SU-2.02
Materials and Application of Painting and Protective Coatings
FFS-SU-5215
Structural Steel and Other Materials
NCM-DU-23.01
Design for Offshore Noise Control
MAC-DS-7.01
Data Sheet for Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes
MAC-DR-7.01
Documentation Requirements for Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes
SID-SU-5106
Safety in Designs
Industry Standards
American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA)
2001-B
Fundamental Rating Factors and Calculation Methods for Involute Spur and
Helical Gear Teeth
American Petroleum Institute (API)

Spec 2B
Specification for Fabrication of Structural Steel Pipe
Spec 2C
Specification for Offshore Pedestal Mounted Cranes
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

A578
Standard Specification for Straight-Beam Ultrasonic Examination of Rolled

Steel Plates for Special Applications
American Bearing Manufacturers Association (ABMA)

Standard No. 9
Load Ratings and Fatigue Life for Ball Bearings
Standard No. 11
Load Ratings and Fatigue Life for Roller Bearings
American Welding Society (AWS)

D1.1
Structural Welding Code
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

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National Electrical Code (NEC)
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3.0
GENERAL
3.1
General
MAC-SU-7.01
1. Lattice boom pedestal cranes shall be:

a. Self contained.
b. Diesel driven.
c. Hydraulically operated.
d. Pedestal mounted.
e. Furnished complete with cab and auxiliary equipment.
f.
Capable of simultaneous raising or lowering boom, rotating, and raising or lowering main
or auxiliary (fast) line.
g. Capable of lifting, rotating, luffing, slewing and lowering loads at capacities, radii, speeds,
and onboard/offboard conditions as specified in data sheets, specifications, and drawings
per MAC-DR-7.01. Load radii shall be measured from center of pedestal to center of
hook.
h. Designed and constructed in accordance with API Spec 2C, Type C, Type D, or Type E.
i.
Designed for a humid salty offshore atmosphere.
j.
Rated for 24 hour per day duty.
k. Able to sustain inertia loads resulting from combinations of maximum specified loads.
l.
Designed for transocean shipment.
m. Designed to withstand seismic forces.

2. Replacement of major mechanical components, such as engine, pumps, and hoists, and slew
bearings shall not require assistance from another crane. Crane shall have supplemental rigging hardware necessary to remove/replace these items and lower them to platform deck.
3. Countries of origin for crane and structural steel materials shall be limited to United States,
Japan, Germany, and Great Britain.
4. Traceability of materials shall comply with API Spec 2C and the specified third party
approver.
5. Crane pedestal, main platform, shall be welded construction in accordance with technical
requirements.
6. Recommendations for hinge pins and sheave pins shall be submitted by Manufacturer.
3.2
Major Components
Major components of lattice boom pedestal cranes shall include:
1. Pedestal and pedestal adaptor (transition piece).
2. Swing bearing assembly (or Pintel bearing assembly).
3. Main platform (with integral hydraulic oil and fuel tanks).
4. Enclosed acoustically insulated cab and air conditioned.
5. Crane boom - fixed length sections.
6. Boom hoist winch (with brake) and required wire rope.
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7. Primary load winch (with brake) and required wire rope.

8. Secondary load winch (with brake) and required wire rope.
9. Swing drive (with brake).
10. Diesel power pack.
11. Main line load block and hook.
12. Secondary line ball and hook.
13. Boom head sheave assembly.
14. Controls.
15. Lighting system.
16. Hydraulic load and load radius indicator (primary load winch).
17. Recording load and radius load indicator (secondary load winch).
18. Pendulum type boom radius indicator.
19. Crane pedestal swivel device(s) for piping, electrical, and air connections.
20. Load capacity/working radius plaque/ API 2C information chart.
21. Maintenance jib with hoist for removing diesel power pack, winches, etc.
22. Wind sock.
3.3
Certification
1. Crane shall be certified to meet applicable regulations (U.S. Coast Guard, etc.).
2. Certification agency shall be subject to Purchaser approval.
3. Costs associated with obtaining certification shall be included in Supplier pricing.
3.4
Calculations
Design and calculations shall be developed to guarantee component construction and system performance in accordance with this specification, drawings, standards, and other Purchaser supplied
information including a failure mode assessment in accordance with API 2C, Section 4.6.
3.5
Design Load Ratings

1. Marine cranes shall be designed and fabricated to provide load capacities at indicated load
radii and speeds as stated on MAC-DS-7.01.
2. Crane shall be suitable for handling specified load at environmental loading conditions.
3. Load ratings shall be based on net hook loads and shall not be reduced by weights of load
blocks, line, and hook itself.
4. Onboard/offboard and personnel rated loads as defined in API Spec 2C shall be determined
from these load capacities, together with the following design loading conditions specified on
MAC-DS-7.01:
a. Platform type
b. Offlead in accordance with API 2C, Section 4
c. Sidelead in accordance with API 2C, Section 4
d. Wind speed
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e. Wind speed variation

f.
Significant wave height
g. Hook velocity
h. Crane elevation
i.
Boom tip velocity
j.
Inclinations
k. Horizontal acceleration
l.
Vertical acceleration
5. Minimum dynamic design coefficient shall be determined in accordance with API 2C,
Section 4.
3.6
Accessibility
1. Components shall be easily accessible for maintenance and repairs.
2. Piping and fittings shall be located above decks without being a personnel safety hazard.
3. Control rods, linkages, and other items requiring lubrication or service shall be easily
accessible.
3.7
Accessibility
1. Components shall be easily accessible for maintenance and repairs.
2. Piping and fittings shall be located above decks without being personnel safety hazard.
3. Control rods, linkages, and other items requiring lubrication or service shall be easily accessible.
3.8
Gears
1. Gears shall be designed for sufficient strength and surface durability using service factors in
accordance with AGMA 2001-B quality class 6 or better precision.
2. Hoist gearing shall be
a. Enclosed and have positive means of lubrication.
b. Replaceable without removal of the hoist.
3.9
Lubrication
1. Moving contact points of hoists and drives shall be adequately lubricated.
2. Lifetime lubricated bearings shall not require means of external lubrication.
3. Sheave pins and hinge pins shall have stainless steel grease fittings.
3.10
Safety in Design
1. Components, including ladders, handrails, walkways, and platform guards, shall be designed
for maximum personnel safety protection in accordance with SID-SU-5106, including:
a. Adequate access to components and instruments for repairs and replacement.
a. Ability to observe instruments and operate manual components while standing at
grade adjacent to packaged system.
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b. Ability to lubricate operating equipment without removal of guards, piping, or

other components.
c. Sufficient instrumentation for safe operation and monitoring.
d. Electrical equipment, wiring, and controls suitable for area of classification
specified.
2. Solid metal or expanded metal guards shall be installed for protection of personnel from hazards of mechanical moving parts, hot surfaces, and chemical sprays such that maximum
exposed (unguarded) clearance between guard and hazard is less than or equal to 1/2 inch or as
noted in SID-SU-5106. Screen and plastic guards shall not be acceptable.
3. Relief valves shall comply with all codes and standards. These valves shall be set to operate at
maximum of stated design pressure and not less than 110% of pump discharge pressure.
4. Products containing asbestos or lead shall be prohibited.
3.11
Proposals
Proposals shall include:
1. Completed data sheet (MAC-DS-7.01) with Supplier information.
2. Design data, including:
a. Load radius charts.
b. Description and basic specifications for engine and hydraulic power pack.
c. Design rates for luffing, slewing, main hoist and whip hoist.
d. Safety locking device details.
e. Lattice boom details.
f.
Pedestal bearing details.
g. Electrical system details.

h. Instrumentation details.
i.
Hydraulic system isometric.
j.
Engine data.
k. Winch data (for boom, main, and auxiliary hoist).

l.
3.12
Safe failure mode assessment in accordance with API 2C, Section 4.6.
Guarantee
1. Pedestal crane shall be guaranteed to meet specified performance requirements at specified
environmental conditions, including:
a. Load capacity
b. Rope speed
c. Hoisting speed
d. Swing speed
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2. Supplier shall correct deficiencies concerning its equipment to achieve specified lifting
requirements.
3. Correction of deficiencies shall be at sole cost and expense of Supplier.
4.0
BOOM
4.1
General
Boom shall be:
1. Sectionalized lattice type design fabricated from angle or tubular steel
2. Of welded construction
3. Seal welded
4.2
Boom Length
1. Required boom length (center of boom foot pin to center of boom point sheave) shall be as
defined on data sheet, MAC-DS-7.01.
Jib length for fast line shall be minimum of 4 feet (1.22 m).
4.3
Bolts and Pins

1. Boom sections shall be bolted together.
2. Boom shall be attached to main deck using stainless steel foot pins.
3. Boom connections shall have grease fittings.
4.4
Boom Attachments
1. Load line guides shall be provided to prevent lines from contacting boom members.
2. Shock absorbing mechanical spring boom stops shall be provided on revolving structure for
contact with boom in extreme up position.
3. Mechanical load radius pendulum shall be mounted on side of boom within operator visibility.
4. Boom shall have nonmetallic cable wear plates.
4.5
Sheaves
1. Sheaves shall have roller bearings.
2. Bushings shall not be acceptable.
3. Dyform (nylon) sheaves will be considered.
4. Forged steel sheaves with hardened grooves and tapered roller bearings shall be used for floating crane/drilling support applications.
4.6
Boom Maintenance
1. Boom maintenance shall include full length walkway with work platforms for servicing boom
point equipment and other boom mounted equipment.
2. Servicing items shall comply with guidelines as specified in SID-SU-5106.
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4.7
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Boom Rest
Positional and load requirements for boom rest, including acceleration/inclination of the hoist
facility, shall be provided by the Manufacturer.
4.8
Mast Structure
Mast structure shall be completely seal welded.
5.0
OPERATOR CAB
5.1
General
Operator cab shall be:
1. All welded (100% both sides) reinforced carbon steel construction.
2. Fully enclosed.
3. Bolted to crane platform with vibration isolators.
4. Adequately braced to prevent swaying or vibration under loads and conditions specified.
5.2
Windows/Visibility
1. Operator, while seated in operator seat, shall have 360 degree full vision through tinted safety
glass on all sides.
2. Forward visibility shall include vertical range to allow boom tip observation at all operating
conditions.
3. Controls and windows shall be arranged to permit straight down visibility from operator's
seated position.
4. Windows shall be tinted safety glass.
5. Front window shall have center pivot section that can be easily opened for cleaning and/or
removal.
6. Positive safety latch shall be provided to prevent window closure when window is open.
7. Windows shall be:
a. Capable of being opened to provide cross ventilation.
b. Mounted in such a way as to be easily removable.
8. Front and top windows shall have windshield wiper.
5.3
Doors
1. Operator cab door shall have positive latching arrangement and weather stripping.
2. Rear sides shall have full height and full width hinged or latched access doors for machinery
removal and maintenance.
5.4
Cab Equipment
1. Cab shall include:
a. Pneumatic windshield wipers and window defroster
b. Alarm horn
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c. Hydraulic and engine switches and instrumentation

d. Acoustical insulation
e. Air conditioner/heater
f.
CO2 fire extinguishers
g. Stainless steel API Spec 2C load/radius and information charts

h. Interior lights with dimmer
i.
Two 115/1/60 spare outlets
j.
Main power circuit breaker
k. Swivel type all weather cushioned operators seat with backrest

l.
Joystick crane operating controls
m. Tool box
n. MIPEG 2000R load and radius indicator
2. Air conditioner/heater shall be sized to provide inside cab temperature of 70F (21C) at maximum ambient temperature and 85F (29C) at minimum ambient temperature.
5.5
Gantry Cranes
1. On gantry type cranes, caged ladder shall be installed on gantry to permit access to gantry
sheaves and to boom rope deadeye.
2. Top of gantry shall have a platform to allow for access to both sides of gantry sheaves.
3. Crane gantry shall have maintenance jib in gantry for servicing winches and engine.
6.0
ACCESS PLATFORM
6.1
General
1. Crane shall have complete platform and ladder arrangement to permit operator access to cab
from deck.
2. Platform shall extend across rear side of operator cab.
3. Both sides of cab shall have access openings in handrails.
4. Platforms and ladders shall have as required to meet safety requirements:
a. Toeboards
b. Handrails with safety gates
c. Cages
d. Hoopguards
5. Main platform shall have handrails, built-in drip pans, fuel and hydraulic oil tanks, operating
cab, and hydraulic power pack.
6. Platforms, ladders, and walkways shall comply with OSHA safety requirements.
7. Ladders, handrails, access walkways, steps, platforms, landings, etc., shall comply with SIDSU-5106.
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8. Ladders, steps, and landings shall be provided where access to rigging (including gantry and
winches) is necessary.
9. Ladder shall be installed to permit access from crane access platform to work platform around
engine. Ladder rungs shall be constructed using 3/4-inch smooth bar.
10. Ladders, handrails, and gates shall be hot dipped galvanized and painted after fabrication.
6.2
Crane Access Ladder

1. Revolving crane access ladder shall be positioned to rotate tangentially near crane pedestal
such that ladder cannot hit personnel if crane swings.
2. Ladder cages shall be provided if either of the following is true:
a. It is possible for personnel to fall overboard from ladder.
b. Ladder requires more than total 10-foot vertical descent to platform grade.
3. Rotating equipment that may come in contact with personnel (winches, chain/belt drives, fans,
etc.) shall have guards.
6.3
Grating
1. Crane walkway shall have removable grating panels that shall be:
a. Attached using 5/16 inch galvanized grating clips at 2 foot maximum spacing on supports.
b. Of standard galvanized 1 inch x 3/16 inch serrated bars.
2. Selected grating sections shall be provided directly outside cab access door if required for
visibility.
3. Bolted access covers shall be provided for access to interior of base structure.
4. Removable panels provided below crane platform for service access shall be accessible from
pedestal access platform.
5. Deck shall be covered with coating as specified in COM-SU-2.02.
7.0
SWING SYSTEM
7.1
General
1. Design, testing, and material traceability of swing circle assembly shall comply with
API Spec 2C, Section 8.0.
2. Main frame support bearing or Pintel shall be capable of rotating 360 degrees and stopping
and locking at any position.
3. Maximum swing rotation speed shall be in accordance with Table 1. The maximum possible
boon tip rotation speed shall not exceed 800 feet per minute with the boon in the horizontal
position
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Table 1: Maximum Swing Rotation Speed
Boom Length
Crane Rotation Speed
100 Ft. or Less
1 to 1.5 RPM
100 - 140 Ft.
0.75 to 1 RPM
150 to 180 Ft.
0.67 to 0.75 RPM
190 to 220 Ft.
0.5 - 0.67 RPM
4. Swing shall permit 360 degree continuous rotation.

5. Swing speed shall be as specified.
6. Swing mechanism shall be capable of smooth starts and stops, with controllable rates of acceleration and deceleration.
7. Crane shall be free to swing with swing control in neutral position to allow boom to track load.
8. Swing circle assembly shall be roller bearing, ball bearing, pad bearing, or king post design.
9. Structural members subject to repeated stress cycles shall be designed for resistance to structural fatigue degradation.
7.2
Motor
Rotation shall be provided by hydraulic motor and planetary gear reducer capable of smooth starts
and stops at varying acceleration and deceleration speeds.
7.3
Braking System
7.3.1
Dynamic Swing Brake

1. Dynamic swing brake system shall be provided.
2. Hydraulic cross control of joysticks shall provide hydraulic dynamic braking.
7.3.2
Parking Brake
Parking brake shall:
1. Have holding power in both directions to restrain movement but not to retard motion
of upper structure.
2. Be controlled by operator at operating station and be capable of remaining in engaged
position without attention.
3. Not automatically engage if swing control is returned to neutral position.
4. Be mechanical, spring set, pressure released.
5. Lock rotation of crane through swing drive mechanism in any position.
7.4
Bolts
Bolts that connect swing bearing to pedestal or crane upper structure shall be:
1. Equally spaced over 360 degree mounting circumference.
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2. Prestressed to level that precludes relief of preload in the most heavily loaded fastener at 80%
of the Safe Working Load (SWL) multiplied by the Vertical Design Coefficient (Cv).
3. Permanently marked with fastener manufacturer identification mark and SAE, ASTM, or ISO
grade material.
4. Accessible without removal of other equipment.
5. Positively restrained from rotation if not accessible for inspection.
7.5
Bearings
1. Bearings supporting rotation shall be sleeve or antifriction type.
2. Antifriction bearings shall be selected in accordance with ABMA Standard 9 and Standard 11
and shall have L-10 life exceeding equivalent of 25,000 hours.
3. Antifriction bearings shall be of suitable size for loads and speeds specified.
8.0
HOISTS, ROPE, BLOCKS
8.1
Hoists
8.1.1
General
1. Crane base shall have the following hydraulically operated cable drum hoists:
a. Boom hoist
b. Primary load hoist
c. Auxiliary (fast line) hoist
2. Hoists shall be:
a. Fail safe hydraulic design with automatic braking in event of engine failure or loss
of hydraulic pressure.
b. Powered through self centered planetary type gear reduction certified for personnel handling.
c. Readily accessible with wire rope reeved.
d. Maintainable without use of special tools.
e. Equipped with means to check lubricant and coolant levels.
3. Hoists that use circulating fluid for lubrication or cooling shall have means to check
fluid level while in operation.
4. Hoists that use closed lubrication system shall have fluid capacity of at least 120% of
manufacturer minimum recommended operating level.
5. Exposed moving parts that may constitute a hazard during normal operating conditions shall be guarded.
6. Filled drums shall not exceed 80% of drum capacity.
7. Boom hoist shall be capable of supporting boom and 150% of static load within minimum and maximum boom angles.
8. Design shall allow lowering of boom with specified loads from minimum operating
radius to horizontal position in 2-minutes or less.
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9. Load hoists shall have hook speeds at water level in accordance with
API 2C, Section 4.3.3 based on significant wave height.
10. Hoist drums shall be mounted on antifriction bearings.
11. Hoists shall be capable of infinitely variable speed control and full reversing characteristics for power lowering.
12. Main and auxiliary load and boom hoists shall have manual emergency lowering.
13. Hydraulic kickout device shall prevent boom from lowering further than minimum
boom horizontal position.
8.1.2
Brakes
1. Brakes and clutches shall have adjustments to compensate for wear and to maintain
adequate spring force.
2. Static brakes shall be provided to hold drum from rotating in lowering direction and
shall be capable of holding rated load indefinitely without attention from operator.
3. Brakes shall be automatically applied upon return of control handle to center (neutral)
position.
4. Brakes shall have sufficient impact capacity to hold 1.5 times rated torque of hoist.
5. Boom hoist brake shall be drum wrap around type. Drum brake mechanism shall be
spring set with hydraulic power release.
6. Boom hoist shall additionally have pawl or ratchet safety holding device.
8.1.3
Safety and Limiting Devices

1. Hoists shall have device to lower load in event of power supply failure.
2. Hoists shall be designed to control descent of load by controlling flow from hydraulic
drive motor attached directly to hoist.
3. Control device shall:
a. Be connected directly to outlet port of motor.
b. Require positive pressure from power source to release.
c. Actuate automatically to bring hoist or cylinder to smooth stop in event of control
or motive power loss.
4. Hoists designed to control descent of load or boom by controlling speed of hoist drive
input shall be capable of smoothly stopping 110% of rated load during lowering at
maximum speed.
5. Main, auxiliary, and boom hoists shall each have safety device that prevents load
block or headache ball from two blocking into boom point sheaves if hoisting or
booming down.
6. Anti-two blocking device shall be of mechanical or hoist encoder type.
7. Positive, auxiliary holding device shall be provided to prevent unintentional lowering
of boom during maintenance and shall be manually engaged by Operator at the boom
hoist.
8. If boom approaches minimum operating radius, hydraulic boom hoist shall have limiting device that:
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a. Disengages power to boom hoist.

b. Applies boom hoist brake.
9. With hydraulic boom hoist limiting device engaged, main and auxiliary load lines and
swing mechanism shall remain operable.
10. Boom hoist limiting device shall allow operator to boom down immediately, without
override intervention.
11. Crane shall have hydraulic low angle kickout set at maximum operating radius as indicated on load chart.
12. Low angle kickout shall have override system to allow placing boom tip on platform
deck to permit boom changeout and maintenance activities.
13. Mechanical boom stops shall have shock absorbing bumpers in accordance with
API Spec 2C.
8.2
Wire Rope
1. Loading hoisting cable shall be mill certified multi strand, extra improved plow steel (EIPS)
wire rope, with independent wire rope core (IWRC) as recommended for crane service and
marine environment.
2. Wire ropes shall not be galvanized unless applied to individual strands.
3. Hoist rope for main and auxiliary blocks shall be non-rotating wire rope.
4. Boom hoist shall use standard API wire rope and shall be continuously reeved without the use
of a pendant and bridle.
5. Wire rope larger than 1-1/8 inch diameter shall be used only with Purchaser approval.
6. Reverse bending of rope shall not be permitted.
7. Wire rope shall have safety factor in accordance with Section 7 of API Spec 2C. If Cv is larger
than 2.0, the wire rope safety factor shall be 2.5 times Cv.
8. Ropes and pendant lines shall be coated with manufacturer recommended compound to reduce
corrosion.
9. Wire rope shall be anchored to drum by either clamp securely attached to drum or wedge
socket arrangement.
10. Wire rope capacity of drums shall be sufficient to allow crane to be reeved with number of
parts of line required:
a. To lift crane's rated capacity.
b. For minimum working hook travel to water line with boom in vertical position.
11. Each hoist shall have sufficient length of wire rope to meet operating requirements defined in
specifications plus two wraps of cable on drum in extreme down position.
12. No less than 2-1/2 times the wire rope diameter shall be provided between the topmost layer of
the rope and outer drum flange in any operating condition.
13. Hoist rope speed, line pull, and rope capacity for rope specified shall be specified by Supplier.
8.3
Hooks/Blocks
1. Primary load block and swiveling hook shall be rated for maximum crane capacity.
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2. Fast line hook shall be rated at capacities specified in MAC-DS-7.01 and terminate in top
swiveling overhaul ball and hook.
3. Crane hook speeds shall be as specified using water line as a reference point.
4. Hooks shall be forged steel complete with lockable safety latch swivel.
5. Blocks shall be of sufficient weight to prevent unraveling of cable on drum during lowering
operation while unloaded.
6. Sheaves, including running block, shall have guards or other suitable devices to prevent rope
from coming out of sheave grooves.
7. Hook and ball assemblies and load blocks shall each be permanently labeled with weight and
rated capacity.
8. Sheave bearings shall be of antifriction type with individual grease fittings.
9.0
POWER EQUIPMENT
9.1
Diesel Engine
9.1.1
General
1. Engine shall be radiator cooled, Caterpillar or Purchaser approved equal, diesel
engine.
2. Noise level shall comply with API Spec 2C.
3. Engine vibration shall be limited to maximum filtered reading of 8 mils peak to peak,
with velocity no greater than 0.35 inch per second.
4. Diesel engine data sheet shall be completed.
9.1.2
Starting System
1. Starting system shall be as specified on data sheet, MAC-DS-7.01.
2. Air Start
a. Air will be supplied at base of pedestal adaptor.
b. Air pressure shall be as specified on MAC-DS-7.01.
3. Hydraulic Start
a. Hydraulic start system shall have:
(1) Starter
(2) Accumulator
(3) Hand charging pump
(4) Valves and piping
b. Unit shall automatically recharge start system accumulator to full pressure while
running.
c. Hand charging pump handle shall be removable and be bracket mounted if not in
use.
d. If specified, pneumatically driven (air or natural gas) hydraulic pump, Haskel or
equal, shall be installed on crane to recharge accumulator.
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Fuel System
Engine shall have fuel pump priming system to purge air from injector lines if engine runs
out of fuel.
9.1.4
Exhaust System
1. Exhaust gases shall be piped to outside of engine enclosure and discharged in direction away from operator.
2. Spark arresting muffler with insulated exhaust system shall be provided.
3. Acceptable emission limit for diesel engine shall not exceed 8 grams of NOx per brake
horsepower-hour.
9.1.5
Cooling Systems
1. Engine shall have self contained cooling system consisting of radiator protective
guard and engine driven fan with shaft guards.
2. Radiator shall be:
a. Constructed of materials resistant to offshore marine environment or suitably
coated (Copon or equal) to resist corrosion.
b. Sized for both peak cooling loads of hydraulic oil heat exchanger and engine
while operating in ambient environment of 105F (41C).
c. Sized for 50/50 glycol/water coolant for operation at maximum ambient temperature specified.
d. Protected by expanded metal guard or equivalent.
9.1.6
Instrument/Controls
1. Engine shall have the following gages:
a. Tachometer.
b. Oil pressure gage.
c. Hour meter.
d. Water temperature gage.
e. Fuel pressure gage.
2. Audible alarms shall be provided for:
a. Low oil pressure.
b. High jacket water temperature.
c. Low fuel level.
d. Engine overspeed.
3. Gage panel including tachometer, oil pressure gage and water temperature gage shall
be located in operator cab.
4. Engine shall have variable speed governor.
5. Engine shall alarm on low oil pressure or high jacket water temperature.
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6. Combustion air and fuel shutoff valves (Rig Saver) shall be provided to automatically shut down engine in event of overspeed condition.
9.1.7
Engine Filters
Engine shall have:
1. Full flow oil filter.
2. Dry type air filter.
9.1.8
Engine House
1. Engine shall be located in soundproof, weatherproof, walk-in equipment house.
2. Equipment house shall provide minimum 2 feet, 6 inches of clearance around three
sides of engine.
3. Engine shall have front and rear walk-in doors.
9.2
Fuel Day Tank

1. Engine fuel day tank shall have sufficient capacity to allow engine to run for 12 hours at full
rated load without refueling or 250 gallons, whichever is greater.
2. Tank shall be constructed of type 316 stainless steel plate, with minimum thickness of
3/16 inch.
3. Tank shall have self closing filler cap and low point drain/cleanout connection.
4. Fuel tank shall have:
a. Positive sealing, self closing, weatherproof cap.
b. Screened vent.
c. Low point drain with 1 inch ANSI 150# RF flanged valve.
d. Water trap or boot to check or drain condensation.
e. Cleanout hatch.
f.
Heavy duty fuel level gage.
5. Fuel filler cap shall be located above deck surface to preclude standing rain water from leaking
into fuel tank.
6. Access to fuel tank shall not require removal of other equipment.
9.3
Hydraulic System
9.3.1
General
1. Hydraulic system shall:
a. Be open loop, diesel driven.
b. Provide simultaneous operation of boom, hoist, and swing.
2. Diesel engine and hydraulic systems shall permit simultaneous full load operation of
boom hoist, swing motor, and main or fast line hoist.
3. Minimum intermittent horsepower rating for diesel driver shall be 150% of horsepower of largest hoist.
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Pumps
1. Individual hydraulic circuits for boom hoists and main/auxiliary hoists shall have minimum of three dedicated hydraulic pumps.
2. Open center, multiple pump system shall be used. Pumps shall not be valve and
piston type.
3. Gear pumps shall be used for fixed platform applications.
4. Piston pumps shall be used for drilling support platform applications.
9.3.3
Reservoir
Hydraulic system reservoir shall:
1. Be crane mounted.
2. Be constructed of 3/16 inch minimum Type 316 stainless steel plate.
3. Be complete with bolted and gasketed access hatch to permit cleaning of reservoir.
4. Have level gage and oil temperature indicator.
5. Have water trap or boot with low point drain.
6. Have positive sealing fill cap.
7. Be mounted above the pumps with shut-off valves in the suction lines and check
valves in the return lines.
9.3.4
Filters
Full flow filtration systems shall be provided as follows:
1. 100 mesh field replaceable strainers on suction side of pumps.
2. 10 micron field replaceable elements for overall hydraulic system and pilot circuit.
3. Filters mounted externally to hydraulic tank.
4. Built-in differential pressure indicators across each filter set.
9.3.5
Exchanger
Air to oil heat exchanger shall be required and sized to permit crane to operate continuously at maximum specified ambient temperature.
9.3.6
Valves
1. Control valves shall be spring loaded to neutral position.
2. Adjustable relief valves shall be provided for all functions to protect all parts of system from overpressure.
9.3.7
Hoses
1. Hydraulic hoses shall:
a. Be heavy duty type.
b. Have safety factor in excess of 4 to 1.
c. Be protected against chaffing and other mechanical damage.
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d. Have steel wire braid internal reinforcement.

2. High pressure lines shall:
a. Have minimum working pressure equal to or greater than 4 times the maximum
operating pressure.
b. Be furnished with permanent type, machine swaged fittings and shall be 37 degree
JIC female swivels.
c. Not have pipe threads.
3. Low pressure lines shall:
a. Have minimum working pressure of 500 psig.
b. Be fitted with double acting bolted fittings.
c. Have hose ends of cadmium or zinc plated steel.
d. Be marked at both ends with permanent identification tags.
9.3.8
Tubing
1. Tubing shall be 316 SS.
2. Tube fittings shall be 316 SS Swagelok or Purchaser approved equal.
9.3.9
Drip Pans
Hydraulic components, including winches, shall be surrounded by sealed drip pans with
drains.
9.3.10 Hydraulic Oil

1. Supply of hydraulic oil equal to total capacity of hydraulic system shall be provided.
2. If hydraulic system has not already been filled by manufacturer, hydraulic oil shall be
furnished in drums.
10.0
ELECTRICAL
10.1
General
Components and wiring shall comply with project specifications.
10.2
Purchaser Provided Equipment

1. Two circuits of 480 VAC, three phase, 60 Hz power to electrical swivel shall be provided by
Purchaser.
2. One circuit will be powered from 120 VAC UPS system for obstruction warning lights.
3. Other circuit will be powered from platform 120 VAC lighting panel for boom flood lights and
other power requirements.
10.3
Standards
Electrical installation, (including fixtures, switches, wiring, and swivel enclosure) shall comply
with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for Class I, Group D, Division 2, hazardous area classification.
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Lights
10.4.1 General
1. Complete self contained lighting system for night operation, including boom tip warning light, lighted gage panel, horn, and switches, shall be provided and wired to electrical swivel located in base of crane or atop pintel support.
2. Lights shall turn on automatically with engine ignition and at nightfall by externally
mounted photo cell.
10.4.2 Aircraft Lights
1. Two flashing red aircraft warning lights shall be provided, one each mounted on boom
tip and on top of gantry, with cab mounted switch and activated by engine oil pressure.
2. Warning lights shall be activated if engine is running or if boom is out of boom rest.
10.4.3 Boom Lights
Boom lights shall consist of two 400 watt HP sodium floodlights equally spaced on boom.
10.4.4 Gantry Lights
Gantry lights shall consist of one 400 watt HP sodium light.
10.4.5 Cab Lights
Cab light shall include:
1. One 100 watt or two 60 watt cab lights
2. Panel light
10.4.6 Inspection Lighting
Inspection lighting shall consist of standard arrangement of lighting (using 100 watt mercury vapor flood light fixtures) for access and inspection of:
1. Engine equipment house
2. Cable drums
3. Machinery area
4. Engine
5. Access ladder and catwalk
10.5
Handset Station
Cab shall have one Gai-Tronics or equal outdoor type handset station.
10.6
Junction Boxes
1. Electrical wiring shall terminate in junction boxes located on side of pedestal mounting adaptor in or near base for Purchaser remote interconnections.
2. Junction boxes shall have 10% spare terminals.
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Wire/Cable
1. Electrical cables shall be:
a. Marked with permanent identification tags at both ends.
b. Armored shipboard cable with outer PVC sheath.
2. Cable termination enclosures and electrical fittings shall be PVC coated.
3. Electrical connections shall be via crimped terminals and lugged or screwed connections.
4. Electrical wiring shall be marked according to circuit diagrams.
10.8
Emergency Shutdown Switch

Crane shall have emergency shutdown switch to stop crane power unit.
10.9
Swivel
1. Crane shall be fitted with weatherproof electric swivel to provide electric power and seastate
data (if required) to main platform and boom.
2. Swivel joint for starting air for diesel engine shall be supplied on revolving main platform.
3. Swivel shall be explosion-proof, with collector rings for 480VAC, 1 Phase, 60 Hz operation.
4. Manufacturer shall provide required transformers.
10.10 Slip Rings

Crane shall have at least four spare slip rings.
10.11 Horn
Crane shall have one horn with double switch control as follows:
1. One control shall be for intermittent horn button.
2. Second control shall be for continuous horn signal.
10.12 Windshield Wipers
Crane shall have windshield wipers.
10.13 Circuit Breaker
Crane shall have main circuit breaker with disconnect switches.
Note: Fused breakers are unacceptable.
11.0
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
11.1
Controls
11.1.1 Winch and Swing Controls
1. Crane shall have basic four lever crane control layout.
2. Individual controls for boom hoist, load line, fast line, and swing shall have spring
return to neutral position providing dead man control.
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3. Controls for lowering boom, load line, and fast line shall incorporate full reversing
power controlled feature to prevent free fall of loads.
4. Control functions and operations shall be:
a. Clearly marked
b. Easily visible from operator station
c. Within easy reach of operator
5. Control handles shall be permanently marked with their functions and shall have distinctly different contours to permit operator to identify each control without looking.
6. 316 SS diagram of four lever crane controls, labeled in English, shall be provided near
controls.
7. If crane is for platform located where English is not native language, an additional
316 SS lever control diagram in applicable native language shall be installed.
11.1.2 Anti-Two Block Interference System
1. System shall prevent:
a. Load block or fast line ball from being retrieved by winch into boom head sheave
assembly.
b. Operator from lowering boom if two block interference has inadvertently
occurred.
2. Anti-two block devices shall be provided for main hoist and auxiliary hoist to prevent
two block interference.
3. Override shall be provided to permit separation of block/ball from boom.
11.1.3 Load and Load Radius Indicators
1. Load and load radius indicator, MIPEG 2000R or Purchaser approved equal, shall be
provided to display:
a. Main line hook load
b. Load radius
c. Fast line hook load
2. Load indicator shall have optional items as listed on data sheet, MAC-DS-7.01.
3. Load indicator shall be:
a. Located at operator station
b. Calibrated for crane's specified load capacity, boom, and reeving
c. Equipped for load recording
11.1.4 Additional Controls
1. Controls shall also include:
a. Swing brake control
b. Dynamic service swing brake with foot pedal control
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2. Emergency shutdown switch shall be provided that allows operator to positively stop
crane power unit in fail safe mode.
3. Brakes shall engage automatically on failure of hydraulic system.
4. Boom shall have boom stop mechanism to prevent over topping of boom.
5. Controls shall be fail safe in event of loss of electrical, pneumatic, or hydraulic power.
6. Alarm functions shall be self-resetting.
11.2
Indicators
Cranes shall have:
1. Load indicator with accuracy of 5%.
2. Mechanical radius indicator.
3. Pendulum type boom angle indicator of 316 SS.
11.3
Load/Radius Chart
1. Load/radius chart shall be provided, indicating safe working load for platform (onboard) and
boat (offboard) lifts for both main and auxiliary hoists.
2. Chart shall be located at operator station.
3. Chart shall be of stainless steel.
4. Load radius charts for offboard lifts shall indicate limiting wave heights and/or wind speed for
dynamic lift.
5. At a minimum, dynamic coefficient shall be calculated in accordance with API 2C, Section 4.
6. If Supplier's calculated dynamic factor exceeds these requirements, Supplier shall state and
indicate limiting wave height and wind speeds for boat lifting using specified dynamic coefficients.
7. Chart shall provide the following information in English units for crane's specified boom and
reeving:
a. Onboard load-radius chart
b. Offboard load-radius chart
c. Reeving of boom, main hoist, and auxiliary hoist, including line size, strength, type, and
number of parts
d. Operating hydraulic pressure
8. Proposed layout of load chart shall be subject to Purchaser approval prior to fabrication of
chart.
11.4
Control Panel
11.4.1 General
1. Hydraulic control panel located within cab shall be arranged for visibility and ease of
maintenance and shall be bolted to cab deck.
2. Controls and components in described in this section shall be mounted in control
panel or vicinity thereof.
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11.4.2 Hydraulic Directional Control Valves with Contoured Handles

Control panels shall indicate the following:
1. Load hoist, direction and speed
2. Boom hoist, direction and speed
3. Fast line hoist, direction and speed
4. Swing motor, direction and speed
11.4.3 Hydraulic Pressure Gages (Liquid Filled)
Hydraulic pressure gages shall indicate the following:
1. Boom winch hydraulic oil
2. Swing motor hydraulic oil
3. Load line and/or fast line winch hydraulic oil
11.4.4 Other Controls
In addition to those listed above, the control panel shall display the following:
1. Engine starter pedal or valve
2. Engine throttle
3. Anti-Two block interference override
4. Boom winch pawl control
5. Main winch speed switch (if applicable)
6. Foot pedal for dynamic swing brake
11.4.5 Diesel Engine Gages
1. Engine gages shall:
a. Be glycerine-filled
b. Have 2-1/2-inch dial
c. Be panel mounted on 3/16-inch plate.
2. Engine gages shall include:
a. Lube oil pressure
b. Water temperature
c. Tachometer
d. Fuel level
e. Hourmeter
12.0
STRUCTURAL
12.1
General
1. Structural fabrication and welding shall comply with API Spec 2C.
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2. Welding on main frame, cab, boom, and other structural parts shall be continuous. Joints shall
be seal welded to prevent corrosion.
3. Heel pins used in the construction of boom shall be high strength stainless steel.
4. Connecting bolts in the boom shall be Xylan-coated or Purchaser approved equal.
5. Heel pins shall have wear bushings.
6. Bolts, nuts, screws, and hinges used in construction of crane shall be cadmium or zinc plated.
7. Teflon coated pins shall not be acceptable.
12.2
Welding
1. Welding procedures and welding operator qualifications for critical welds shall comply with
AWS D1.1.
2. Welding procedures and welder qualifications shall be subject to Purchaser approval prior to
starting fabrication.
3. Welds shall be seal welded to prevent corrosion.
12.3
Pedestal Adaptor
12.3.1 Description
1. Crane shall have pedestal adaptor that shall be welded to platform pedestal.
2. Adaptor shall fit platform support structure as detailed on engineering design drawings furnished by Purchaser.
3. Support structure drawings shall be examined and certified that design is satisfactory
to match pedestal adaptor.
4. If changes are necessary, marked up drawings detailing changes shall be submitted to
Purchaser for approval.
5. Purchaser approval of changes shall be required prior to fabrication of pedestal adaptor.
12.3.2 Design
1. Pedestal/king post adaptor (or transition piece) shall be designed to withstand maximum forces transmitted under loads as specified.
2. Supports and adaptor shall be designed for minimum load equal to dead load of crane
plus twice rated capacity of crane.
12.3.3 Materials
Crane pedestal, pedestal adaptor, and king post (if applicable) shall be fabricated using
high strength steel (50 ksi yield) having guaranteed notch toughness and through thickness
properties (Type I material per FFS-SU-5215).
12.3.4 Dimensions/Elevation
1. Top of installed platform pedestal (swing bearing) shall be at elevation above mean
low water (MLW) as specified in data sheet, MAC-DS-7.01.
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2. Pedestal shall be provided with sufficient length that shall permit field splice at location as defined in data sheets and drawings.
3. Pedestal size shall be confirmed.
4. Required wall thickness shall be specified for mating with Purchaser furnished platform pedestal.
5. Adaptor length shall permit required clearance between lowest hook or appurtenance
and platform deck.
12.3.5 Fab Tolerances
Pedestal adaptor fabrication tolerances shall comply with API Spec 2B.
12.3.6 Mating with Owner Structure
1. Mounting pedestals/king posts shall be suitable for welding to a mating Purchaser furnished platform pedestal as sized in data sheet, MAC-DS-7.01.
2. End of pedestal shall be beveled 30 degrees for full penetration welding.
3. Pedestal adaptor flange, both before and after welding, shall be 100% ultrasonically
inspected in accordance with ASTM A578, Section 8.
12.3.7 Appurtenances
1. Reinforced hose opening 8 inches in diameter shall be provided for routing of interconnecting hoses from power unit to hydraulic swivel.
2. Opening for routing incoming power wiring into pedestal adaptor electrical swivel
shall be provided.
3. Adaptor shall have access manway to permit installation and inspection of hydraulic
and electric power swivel devices.
4. Necessary bolts, washers, and shims for mounting crane bearing to pedestal adaptor
shall be provided.
5. Waterproof swivel device(s) having continuous 360-degree rotation shall be provided
to accommodate starting air and electrical lighting supply conduit.
a. Connections shall terminate in pedestal base approximately 3 feet (1 m) above
bottom of pedestal adaptor or at top of king post.
b. Flexible hoses shall be provided between swivel and welded pipe connections.
6. Pedestal/king post adaptor shall be complete with circumferential drain gutter and
2-inch NPT nipple for draining crane fluids.
12.3.8 Stabbing Guide
1. Adaptor shall have stabbing guides and beveled edge for full penetration welding to
pedestal support structure.
2. Stabbing guide shall be furnished as required for ease of installation of crane on pedestal.
3. King posts shall include top conical section to serve as stabbing guide.
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12.3.9 Information to be Provided

1. Complete dimensions, materials, and material thicknesses of adaptor shall be provided.
2. Maximum overturning moments and axial loads permitted by crane adaptor assembly
shall be provided.
3. Platform pedestal base offset that will affect crane operation or load rating shall be
stated.
12.4
Padeyes
1. Padeyes shall be provided to permit level lift of fully assembled crane.
2. Padeyes and lift system shall be designed for three times dead weight of fully rigged crane,
including weight of pedestal adaptor.
3. Padeyes shall be located to provide adequate clearance for lifting slings.
4. Sling lengths and sizes used in design of padeyes shall be included in crane documentation.
13.0
COATING
1. External surfaces shall be prepared and coated in accordance with COM-SU-2.02.
2. The following shall be protected from damage and paint during sandblasting and paint operations:
a. Galvanized surfaces
b. Valve stems and packing
c. Mechanical moving parts
d. Name plates
e. Instruments
f.
Electrical equipment
g. Other sensitive components

3. If possible, components not requiring painting shall be removed for protection during painting.
4. Top coats of paint shall be as specified.
14.0
IDENTIFICATION AND MARKING

1. Nameplate and API monogram shall be furnished by manufacturer in accordance with
API Spec 2C, Section 16.
2. Nameplate shall be in conspicuous location.
3. Nameplate shall be permanently affixed to crane with stainless screws or welded to one piece
bracket.
a. Bracket shall be continuously seal welded to baseplate and have minimum projection of
2 inches (51 mm).
b. Nameplate shall not be mounted with adhesive.
4. Nameplate shall contain the following data:
a. API monogram
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b. Manufacturer name and address

c. Date manufactured
d. Manufacturer model number
e. Manufacturer serial number
f.
Equipment tag number
g. Purchaser purchase order number

h. Design service temperature (F)
5. Nameplate drawing shall be subject to Purchaser approval prior to fabrication.
15.0
NOISE
1. Sound level testing shall be performed on crane after fabrication in accordance with
NCM-DU-23.01.
2. Noise level at crane operator station shall not exceed maximum allowable noise level of
75 dB(A) for exposure period of 3 hours per 12-hour work day.
16.0
PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT
16.1
General
1. Crane unit, excluding boom, shall be pre assembled prior to delivery and capable of being
lifted in one piece for platform installation.
2. Supplier shall be responsible for crane equipment and related components for shipment and
loadout.
3. Equipment shall be assembled to maximum extent possible in Supplier facility prior to shipment.
4. Crane shall be shipped with:
a. Full hydraulic reservoir.
b. Engine oil and coolant reservoirs filled in accordance with manufacturer recommendations.
5. Operating instructions and label plates shall be in place and legible and shall have not been
obscured during painting operations.
6. Equipment containing rust preservatives, insulating oils, antifreeze solutions, or other fluids
shall be suitably tagged at opening to indicate nature of contents and shipping and storage precautions.
7. One complete set of installation, operating and maintenance instructions in addition to number
of sets specified on the Documentation Requirements Sheet (MAC-DR-7.01) shall be packed
within operator cab.
16.2
Protection
1. Connections shall have thread protectors or flange blanks to prevent damage during shipping
and handling.
2. Items subject to damage or corrosion shall be protected.
3. Tape shall not be used on glass or clear plastic.
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4. Instruments and other sensitive components shall be covered with polyethylene bags to ensure
adequate protection.
5. Equipment components shall be properly protected and braced for marine transport.
6. Protection shall be provided against atmospheric corrosion while in transit and while in outdoor storage.
7. Openings and flange faces shall be protected with wood or metal covers and sealed with
waterproof removable tape.
8. Engines to be stored for long periods shall have engine protectant as recommended by engine
manufacturer.
9. Threaded connections shall be treated with Kopr-Shield antiseizing compound or Purchaser
approved equal.
16.3
Ship Loose
1. Miscellaneous parts, including subplatform ladder assembly and handrails, shall be tagged or
marked with tag item number for which they are intended. Such parts shall be suitably boxed,
firmly attached to main item, and shipped with unit.
2. Purchaser reserves right to advise, at final inspection, of items removed for shipping purposes.
3. Ship loose items shall be crated for protection prior to shipment.
4. Loose items shall be properly tagged to facilitate reassembly.
5. Hose connections and hose assembly ends shall be marked correspondingly to facilitate field
assembly.
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Operator Cab ............................................................................................................10

Access Platform .......................................................................................................11

Swing System ...........................................................................................................12

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Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes

7.5 ......Bearings .........................................................................................................13

Hoists, Rope, Blocks ...............................................................................................14

Power Equipment .....................................................................................................17

Instruments and Controls .......................................................................................23

Identification and Marking .......................................................................................29

Preparation for Shipment ........................................................................................30

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Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes

Materials and Application of Painting and Protective Coatings

Structural Steel and Other Materials

Design for Offshore Noise Control

Data Sheet for Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes

Documentation Requirements for Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes

American Petroleum Institute (API)

Specification for Fabrication of Structural Steel Pipe

Specification for Offshore Pedestal Mounted Cranes

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

Standard Specification for Straight-Beam Ultrasonic Examination of Rolled

American Bearing Manufacturers Association (ABMA)

Load Ratings and Fatigue Life for Ball Bearings

Load Ratings and Fatigue Life for Roller Bearings

American Welding Society (AWS)

Structural Welding Code

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

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National Electrical Code (NEC)

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Offshore Lattice Boom Pedestal Cranes

1. Lattice boom pedestal cranes shall be:

Designed for a humid salty offshore atmosphere.

Rated for 24 hour per day duty.

Designed for transocean shipment.

m. Designed to withstand seismic forces.

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7. Primary load winch (with brake) and required wire rope.

Design Load Ratings

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e. Wind speed variation

Significant wave height

Boom tip velocity

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b. Ability to lubricate operating equipment without removal of guards, piping, or

Pedestal bearing details.

g. Electrical system details.