ASME STP-NU-015
A Guide to American Crane Standards for Electric Overhead Traveling Cranes, Hoists, and Related Equipment for Nuclear Facilities
standard by ASME International, 04/08/2008
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This document provides information and guidance regarding applicable U.S. industry and government
documents and standards to users specifying requirements for overhead and gantry cranes for nuclear
facilities.
This includes documents and standards written specifically for cranes, as well as others having provisions specific to cranes. Some are codified in U.S. law. Others are national or industry consensus standards. Of the latter, some are applicable to nearly all crane applications and are typically invoked by owner specifications. Others apply to special-purpose crane applications and are not necessarily appropriate for commercial or standard industrial cranes.
This includes documents and standards written specifically for cranes, as well as others having provisions specific to cranes. Some are codified in U.S. law. Others are national or industry consensus standards. Of the latter, some are applicable to nearly all crane applications and are typically invoked by owner specifications. Others apply to special-purpose crane applications and are not necessarily appropriate for commercial or standard industrial cranes.
