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The definition of “dynamic loads” is any load that changes over time. If that time period is very short, it could be defined as a shock load. Shock loading can occur in any situation where the load on the crane and/or rigging suddenly increases. Intense shock loading can create stresses on the crane and rigging equipment many times the static weight of the load and is one of the most unpredictable causes of catastrophic failure. Some dynamic loads can create a lot of stress on the slings, regard

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