2026-06-22

BYDハイゲート電動フォークリフトの荷重とリフトの対応関係に関する説明

BYDハイゲート電動フォークリフトの荷重とリフトの対応関係に関する説明(図1)

高門架電動フォークリフトの荷重とリフトの核心対応論理

基本的な対応の原則

ハイゲート電動フォークリフトの積載量は固定値ではなく、リフト高さの変化に応じて対応する調整が行われます。これは、ゲートリフト高さが上昇すると、車両全体の重心が前方にシフトし、全体の転倒モーメントが増加するためです。作業の安定性を確保するために、許容最大積載量はそれに応じて減少します。通常、リフト高さが定格ベース高さの範囲にある場合、フォークリフトは公称最大積載量に達することができます。リフトが基本しきい値を超えると、特定の高さごとに、許容積載量は一定の割合で減少します。特定の調整範囲は、車両の工場出荷時の説明パラメータを参照する必要があります。対応する高さを超える負荷制限操作は固く

異なる作業シーンでの荷重調整の注意事項

通常の倉庫作業シーン

通常の平らな倉庫での棚へのアクセス操作の場合、リフトは一般的に3メートルから4メートルの範囲です。このとき、ほとんどのハイゲート電動フォークリフトの荷重は、公称最大荷重の80%から90%に達する可能性があります。商品の重量が対応する高さの荷重要件を満たしていることが事前に確認されている限り、通常の操作が可能です。リフトが6メートルを超える高棚作業の場合、荷重を公称値の50%から70%に下げる必要があります。作業前に商品の重量を事前に計算する必要があります。同時に、地面の傾斜による転倒のリスクの増加を回避するために、地面の平坦性が作業要件を満たしていることを確認する

特殊シーンのジョブ調整

屋外や地面にわずかな傾斜があるシーンで作業する場合は、車両の安定性に影響を与える追加の力を回避するために、リフトに対応する元の負荷制限に基づいて負荷率をさらに下げる必要があります。操作中は、一定の速度で上げ下げを維持し、急停止や急加速を避け、車両の揺れによる安全上の問題を軽減する必要があります。

日常作業の検証ポイント

各操作の前に、オペレーターはこの操作の最大リフト高さを事前に明確にし、車両の負荷リフト対応ルールに従って許容最大負荷を確認する必要があります。重量が不明な商品の場合は、事前に計量する必要があります。過負荷操作は固く禁じられています。また、ドアフレーム構造、リフティングチェーン、その他のコンポーネントを定期的にチェックして、コンポーネントの摩耗が車両の負荷とリフトに対応するパフォーマンスに影響を与えないようにし、操作プロセス全体の安全性を確保する必要があります。

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