Concepts of Heavy Lifting
Master engineering principles and practical applications of heavy lifting machinery for power, construction, and industrial sectors with hands-on case studies.
Master engineering principles and practical applications of heavy lifting machinery for power, construction, and industrial sectors with hands-on case studies.
This comprehensive course explores the evolution and application of heavy lifting techniques across various industry sectors. Beginning with the fundamental engineering concepts behind heavy lifts, students learn about advanced machinery and sector-specific applications in power, hydrocarbon, construction, and water treatment industries. The curriculum covers essential principles of force handling, including horizontal and vertical movements, forces and equilibrium, and accurate load estimation through detailed case studies. Students gain expertise in friction mechanics, mechanical advantage, reeving systems, and the lever principle—all critical for effective load management. The course also provides in-depth knowledge of lifting gears and accessories, including shackles, wire rope slings, and spreaders, alongside hydraulic systems and various types of jacks. Special emphasis is placed on strand jack applications, including their control systems and use in real-world scenarios such as sky bridge installations. Throughout the course, practical case studies reinforce theoretical concepts, preparing engineers and project managers for complex heavy lifting operations.
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What you'll learn
Understand the evolution and engineering principles of heavy lifting machinery across multiple industries
Apply force handling concepts including horizontal and vertical movements in lifting operations
Analyze forces, equilibrium, and load estimations using engineering mechanics principles
Calculate center of gravity and understand its importance in heavy lifting scenarios
Implement friction mechanics and mechanical advantage in lifting and shifting systems
Master the principles of reeving and lever systems for load distribution and manipulation
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
8.77 Hours PreRecorded video
5 assignments
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There are 5 modules in this course
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of heavy lifting concepts across multiple industries. It begins with an introduction to the evolution of heavy lifting techniques and their engineering applications in various sectors including power, hydrocarbon, construction, and water treatment industries. The curriculum then focuses on fundamental engineering mechanics principles relevant to heavy lifting, covering horizontal and vertical force handling, equilibrium concepts, three-dimensional force systems, moments and couples, and the critical importance of load estimation and center of gravity calculations. Students learn about friction mechanics, both sliding and rolling, and their practical applications. The course also explores mechanical advantage through reeving systems and lever principles, teaching students to calculate forces on load handling elements accurately. A significant portion of the curriculum is dedicated to lifting gears and accessories, including shackles, wire rope slings, and specialized equipment like spreaders and lifting beams. The final module covers hydraulic systems, focusing on various jack types and strand jack applications, with special emphasis on their use in complex operations like sky bridge installations.
Introduction
Module 1 · 2 Hours to complete
Application of Engineering Mechanics -1
Module 2 · 2 Hours to complete
Application of Engineering Mechanics -2
Module 3 · 2 Hours to complete
Lifting Gears and Accessories
Module 4 · 2 Hours to complete
Applications of Hydraulics
Module 5 · 2 Hours to complete
Fee Structure
Instructor
Distinguished Industry Professionals at L&T EduTech
L&T EduTech's Subject Matter Experts are industry veterans from Larsen & Toubro, bringing decades of practical experience to their roles as course instructors. These experts combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on industry experience to deliver comprehensive technical education across engineering and technology sectors. Their expertise spans multiple domains including artificial intelligence, machine learning, construction, electrical systems, and industrial automation. As part of L&T's initiative to bridge the gap between industry and academia, these instructors develop and deliver courses that enhance employability through applied learning approaches. Their teaching methodology incorporates real-world case studies, practical examples, and industry-specific applications, ensuring students gain both theoretical understanding and practical skills. The experts contribute to course development, content creation, and assessment design, leveraging L&T's eight decades of leadership in engineering and technology sectors.
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