The specialization “Strategies for Heavy Lifting” consists of three courses: "Concepts of Heavy Lifting" "Machineries for Heavy Lifting and Design of Lifting Elements" and "Planning and Execution of Heavy Lifting." It provides a thorough exploration of heavy lifting techniques and rigging operations crucial in engineering. The program starts with basic engineering principles and advances to machinery and sector-specific applications, including power, hydrocarbon and construction industries. Key topics include force handling, friction mechanics, mechanical advantage, lifting gears, hydraulic systems and practical applications such as sky bridge installations. Further modules cover winches, pulley blocks, crane operations, oversized cargo handling and structural design principles. The course also includes feasibility studies, crane chart interpretation, rigging planning and advanced construction methods. Emphasizing practical skills and safety protocols, this specialization prepares learners for effective and safe project execution in industrial settings.
Target Learners:
- Undergraduate and Post-Graduate students in Civil and Mechanical Engineering
- Practicing engineers involved in heavy lifting
- Faculty in Civil and Mechanical Engineering
- Professionals and project managers in the construction industry
Prerequisites:
- Basics of Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Mechanics
- Understanding of Construction Techniques
Overview
Syllabus
Course 1: Concepts of Heavy Lifting
- Offered by L&T EduTech. This course covers the evolution and application of heavy lifting techniques across various sectors. It starts with ... Enroll for free.
Course 2: Machineries for Heavy Lifting
- Offered by L&T EduTech. This course covers the essential aspects of lifting and rigging operations in engineering. Beginning with an ... Enroll for free.
Course 3: Planning & Execution plan in Heavy Lifting
- Offered by L&T EduTech. This course provides an in-depth exploration of critical aspects in engineering projects, focusing on feasibility ... Enroll for free.
- Offered by L&T EduTech. This course covers the evolution and application of heavy lifting techniques across various sectors. It starts with ... Enroll for free.
Course 2: Machineries for Heavy Lifting
- Offered by L&T EduTech. This course covers the essential aspects of lifting and rigging operations in engineering. Beginning with an ... Enroll for free.
Course 3: Planning & Execution plan in Heavy Lifting
- Offered by L&T EduTech. This course provides an in-depth exploration of critical aspects in engineering projects, focusing on feasibility ... Enroll for free.
Courses
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This course covers the evolution and application of heavy lifting techniques across various sectors. It starts with an introduction to the significance and engineering concepts of heavy lifts, detailing advanced machinery and sector-specific applications. Fundamental concepts of force handling, including horizontal and vertical movements, forces and equilibrium, and load estimation, are explored through case studies. The course delves into friction mechanics, mechanical advantage, reeving, and the lever principle, providing essential knowledge for load management. It introduces lifting gears, covering shackles, wire rope slings, and spreaders, and explores hydraulic systems, various jacks, and strand jacks. Real-world applications, including the installation of sky bridges and other heavy lifting scenarios, are examined to highlight the practical utility of these advanced technologies. Target Learners: • Undergraduate students of Civil Engineering • Undergraduate students of Mechanical Engineering • Post-Graduate Students in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. • Practicing Engineers involved in heavy lifting in construction. • Faculties in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. • Professionals in construction industry • Engineers and project managers involved in large projects Prerequisites: • Basics of Civil Engineering • Basics of Mechanical Engineering • Basics of Engineering Mechanics • Understanding of Construction Techniques
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This course covers the essential aspects of lifting and rigging operations in engineering. Beginning with an in-depth study of winches, pulley blocks, and related lifting mechanisms, learners gain fundamental knowledge and practical skills necessary for effective utilization in engineering scenarios. The module on cranes expands this knowledge by covering basics, configurations, and safety practices crucial for crane operations, including detailed insights into tower cranes and their operational considerations. Specialized handling of oversized and overweight cargos is addressed comprehensively, focusing on logistics and transport techniques using trailers, multi-axle systems, and SPMTs. Furthermore, the exploration of handling provisions and structural design highlights the design principles and procedures for creating robust structures and efficient handling solutions essential for diverse engineering projects. Overall, these modules equip learners with the expertise needed to navigate complex lifting challenges and ensure safety and efficiency in industrial settings. Target Learners: • Undergraduate students of Civil Engineering • Undergraduate students of Mechanical Engineering • Post-Graduate Students in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. • Practicing Engineers involved in heavy lifting in construction. • Faculties in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. • Professionals in construction industry • Engineers and project managers involved in large projects Prerequisites: • Basics of Civil Engineering • Basics of Mechanical Engineering • Basics of Engineering Mechanics • Understanding of Construction Techniques
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This course provides an in-depth exploration of critical aspects in engineering projects, focusing on feasibility studies, crane operations, equipment selection, rigging and lifting planning, advanced construction methods, and safety protocols. Starting with feasibility case studies, the modules guide learners through crane chart interpretation, machine selection, and the preparation of rigging charts and lifting schemes. Advanced construction techniques such as modularization, pre-fabrication, and push launching are also covered, along with safety requirements for crane operations. Emphasizing practical applications, these modules equip participants with essential skills in feasibility assessments, crane operations, rigging planning, innovative construction methods, and stringent safety practices, ensuring efficient and effective project execution in diverse engineering environments. Target Learners: • Undergraduate students of Civil Engineering • Undergraduate students of Mechanical Engineering • Post-Graduate Students in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. • Practicing Engineers involved in heavy lifting in construction. • Faculties in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. • Professionals in construction industry • Engineers and project managers involved in large projects Prerequisites: • Basics of Civil Engineering • Basics of Mechanical Engineering • Basics of Engineering Mechanics • Understanding of Construction Techniques
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