Load Capacity Clause Samples
Load Capacity. 5.2.2.1. Subject to the provisions of paragraph 5.2.4. of this Regulation, the maximum load rating of every tyre as determined in paragraph 5.2.2.2. of this Regulation, including a standard spare unit (if provided), with which the vehicle is fitted shall be:
5.2.2.1.1. In the case of a vehicle fitted with tyres of the same type in single formation: at least equal to half of the technically permissible maximum axle mass for the most heavily loaded axle, as declared by the manufacturer of the vehicle.
5.2.2.1.2. In the case of a vehicle fitted with tyres of more than one type, in single formation: at least equal to half of the technically permissible maximum axle mass as declared by the manufacturer of the vehicle, in respect of the relevant axle.
5.2.2.1.3. In the case of a vehicle fitted with tyres of class C1 in dual (twin) formation: at least equal to 0.27 times the technically permissible maximum axle mass, as declared by the manufacturer of the vehicle, in respect of the relevant axle.
5.2.2.1.4. In the case of axles fitted with tyres of class C2 or C3 in dual (twin) formation: at least equal to 0.25 times, with reference to the load capacity index for dual application, the technically permissible maximum axle mass as declared by the manufacturer of the vehicle, in respect of the relevant axle.
5.2.2.2. The maximum load rating of a tyre is determined as follows:
5.2.2.2.1. In the case of tyres of class C1, the "maximum load rating" as referred to in UN Regulation No. 30 is taken into account.
5.2.2.2.2. In the case of tyres of class C2 or C3, the "table load-capacity variation with speed" as referred to in UN Regulation No. 54 is taken into account, which shows, as a function of the load-capacity indices and nominal-speed-category symbols, the load variations which a pneumatic tyre can withstand taking into account the maximum design speed of the vehicle.
5.2.2.3. The manufacturer shall provide in the vehicle owner's handbook, or by any other communication means in the vehicle the necessary information about suitable replacement tyres with an appropriate load capacity.
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Load Capacity. The floor load capacity is 350 pounds per square foot. Hanging Signs. Hanging signs are permitted over island and peninsula booths only. Back and Sides of Exhibit Space. Where applicable, ISRI will provide Exhibitor with an 8-foot high back drape and 3-foot-high divider drapes between booth spaces.
Load Capacity. The floor load capacity is 350 pounds per square foot. Height Limits. Unless otherwise restricted or controlled by the Convention Center, the height limit of booths is 8 feet for inline and peninsula booths and 20 feet for island booths. Booths, equipment or displays rising above the provided booth drape must supply, at Exhibitor’s expense, appropriate draping to cover any unfinished area of the display. No signs may be suspended above the height limit without prior written consent from ISRI. No canopies and/or ceilings are permitted without the prior written consent of ISRI. The top of such overhead structures may be no higher than 20 feet. No enclosures or enclosed ceilings may be in excess of 100 square feet. Hanging Signs. Hanging signs are permitted over island and peninsula booths only. Back and Sides of Exhibit Space. Where applicable, ISRI will provide Exhibitor with an 8-foot high back drape and 3-foot-high divider drapes between booth spaces.
Load Capacity. The floor load capacity is 350 pounds per square foot. Height Limits. Unless otherwise restricted or controlled by the Convention Center, the height limit of booths is 8 feet for inline and peninsula booths and 20 feet for island booths. Booths, equipment or displays rising above the provided booth drape must supply, at Exhibitor’s expense, appropriate draping to cover any unfinished area of Hanging Signs. Hanging signs are permitted over island and peninsula booths only. Back and Sides of Exhibit Space. Where applicable, ISRI will provide Exhibitor with an 8-foot high back drape and 3-foot-high divider drapes between booth spaces.
Load Capacity. A condition which results in a restriction of the maximum acceptable load carrying capacity of a structure to some value less than 27 Tons on the Type III, 3-axle truck at the Operating Rating level.
Load Capacity. Subject to load ability and operational restrictions, the maximum load capacity available for the above will be based on the flight schedule as per Article 1d.
Load Capacity. Measures are in place to ensure the ability to ensure the resilience of the systems and services in connection with long term processing.☐ no☐ yes please enter the measures.
Load Capacity a. A condition which results in a restriction of the maximum acceptable load carrying capacity of a structure to a value less than 3 Tons at the operating level.