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Master the T-Method: Revolutionizing Mechanical Advantage in Rescue

/ Blog, Mechanical Advantage, Pulley Systems, Pulleys & Mechanical Advantage / 295 Comments

The T-Method: A Comprehensive Approach to Mechanical Advantage in Rescue Systems The T-Method offers a precise and adaptable framework for calculating mechanical advantage (MA) in rescue haul systems. It steps beyond the confines of traditional classification—simple, compound, or complex—and emphasizes the flow of tension throughout the system. By focusing on tension dynamics rather than system […]

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Haul System Basics Pulley Systems and Mechanical Advantage

/ Anchoring, Anchors, Blog, Elevated Anchor Systems, Mechanical Advantage, Principles of Learning, Pulley Systems, Pulleys & Mechanical Advantage / 3 Comments

Haul System Basics and the Mechanics of Pulley Systems Haul systems form the backbone of rigging and rescue operations, using the principles of mechanical advantage to reduce the effort required to lift or move heavy loads. By integrating pulley systems into these setups, operators can achieve remarkable efficiency and safety. This guide dives deeper into

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Mechanical Advantage Basics

Mechanical Advantage Basics

/ Blog, Mechanical Advantage, Pulleys & Mechanical Advantage, Richard Delaney

Mechanical advantage (MA) is a foundational concept in rigging and rescue systems, allowing rescuers to multiply their pulling force to lift or move heavy loads. In this guide, we break down the T-Method, a simple and effective way to calculate mechanical advantage in rigging systems, and explore its practical applications. What is the T-Method? The

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